University of Cebu-Banilad Library

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents: Preface to the 2024 Edition -- Preface -- Table of contents -- Chapter I: Criminal Jurisdiction -- Chapter II: Rule 110 - Prosecution of offense -- Chapter III: Rule 111 - Prosecution of civil action -- Chapter IV: Rule 112 - Preliminary investigation -- Chapter V: Rule 113 - Arrest -- Chapter VI: Rule 114 - Bail -- Chapter VII: Rule 115 - Rights of accused -- Chapter VIII: Rule 116 - Arraignment and plea -- Chapter IX: Rule 117 - Motion to Quash -- Chapter X: Rule 118 - Pre-Trial -- Chapter XI: Rule 119 - Trial -- Chapter XII: Rule 119 Trial -- Chapter XII: Rule 129 - Judgment -- Chapter XIII: Rule 121 - New trial or reconsideration -- Rule 112 - Appeal -- Rule 123 - Procedure in the municipal trial courts -- Rule 124 - Procedure in the court of appeals -- Rule 125 - Procedure in the supreme court -- Chapter XIV: Rule 126 - Search and seizure -- Chapter XV: Rule 127 - Provisional remedies in criminal cases -- Bibliography.

"It is beyond dispute that most of the students taking up Criminology want to enter the government service either as law enforcement officers or personnel/officers in any one of the Five Pillars of the Philippine Criminal Justice System. Verily, the administration of criminal justice can be well attained if our law enforcement officers and criminal justice system personnel/officers are knowledgeable on the rules of criminal jurisdiction, the institution of criminal actions, preliminary investigation and inquest, arrest, search and seizure, bail and, most importantly, the rights of the accused. Knowledge of basic criminal procedure, therefore, is a must. With the foregoing as primordial consideration, the authors have painstakingly prepared this basic and handy reference guide on the Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure for Criminology students." -- Preface

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