An Act defining and penalizing the crime of Plunder

A law making it punishable for public officials and employees to receive, and for private persons to give gifts on any occasion, including Christmas.

Known as the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees.

Known as the DILG / PNP Law of 1991

It is defined as an authoritative statement of principles prescribing the proper acquisition, use, and employment of PNP human and material resources to achieve plan objectives.

This doctrine refers to the principles and rules governing the planning, organizing, directing, and employment of PNP forces in the accomplishment of basic security operational missions in the maintenance of peace and order, crime prevention, and suppression, internal security, and public safety operation.

This refers to the basic principle in planning, organization and management of the Philippine National Police in support of the overall pursuits of the vision, mission, strategic action, and plan attainment.

Values which are dependent upon on the feelings or attitudes of the subject are considered to be subjective

The kind of Police doctrine which provides guidelines for specialized activities of the Philippine National Police in the broad field of interest such as personnel, intelligence, operations, logistics planning, comptrollership, community relations, investigation, research, and training.

It is defined as the discipline which deals with the study of the standard of conduct and moral judgment.

Police Force model tends to be more reactive, militaristic, and aggressive in its approach and response to situations.

Values are considered to be relative when it has intrinsic limitations and imperfection.

Police force is a cooperative style of Policing that is fairly open.

In the context of Moral Philosophy, human acts are actions that are proper and improper to man.