1-it is under the department of justice
-has general supervision and control of all prisoners
-charge with the safekeeping of all insular
BUCOR
2renamed the bureau of prisons into bureau of correction
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 292
3head of the bureau of correction
DIRECTOR OF PRISONS
4it is located at muntinlupa rizal
NATIONAL BILIBID PRISON
5-it is located at main building
-created by virtue of Commonwealth act no. 67
NEW BILIBID PRISON
6the new bilibid prison officially named on
JANUARY 22, 1941
7all inmates of the old bilibid prison were transferred to the new site
NOVEMBER 15, 1940
8-medium security camp
-2.5km away from main building
-color blue uniform
CAMP SAMPAGUITA
9-minimum security camp
-formerly used as military stockage during martial law
-color brown uniform
CAMP BUKANG LIWAYWAY
10-a separate facility of the bureau of correction
-study and classify inmates and detainees committed
-special unit prison
RECEPTION AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
11s staff member of RECEPTION AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
PSYCHIATRIST
PSYCHOLOGIST
SOCIOLOGISTS
EDUCATIONAL COUNCILOR
VOCATIONAL COUNCILOR
CHAPLAIN
MEDICAL OFFICER
CUSTODIAL CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
12studyvthe character and behavior of the prisoners
PSYCHOLOGIST
13responsible for the examination of prison in terms of mental or emotional tets
PSYCHIATRIST
14study the social case of an individual prisoners
SOCIOLOGISTS
15conduct orientation to change the prisoners attitude
EDUCATIONAL COUNCILOR
16test the prisoners special abilities
VOCATIONAL COUNCILOR
17encourages the prisoner to participate in religious activity
CHAPLAIN
18conducting physical examination and they recommended treatment
MEDICAL OFFICER
19they recommend for the transfer and the type of custody for the inmates
CUSTODIAL CORRECTIONAL OFFCER
20-authorized to transfer of all women inmates to a building in welfareville at Mandaluyong Rizal
-created by virtue of RA 3579 in November 27, 1929
-old name women's prison with 18 hectares
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION FOR WOMEN
21the women prisoners they were transferred from old bilibid prison to the building specially constructed for them
FEBRUARY 14, 1931
22- it is located at occidental Mindoro
- established on September 26, 1954
- arrived at January 15, 1955
- relocation sites for refugees
SABLAYAN COLONY AND FARM
23prisoners from nbp are brought for decongestion purposes
SABLAYAN PRISON
24frist prison director
SUPERINTENDENT LIEUTENANT GEORGE WALK
25authorized the establishment of penal colony in November 16, 1904fi
GOV LUKE E WRIGHT
26- prison without walls
- it was purposely for incorrigible prisoners
IHAWIG PENAL COLONY AND FARM
274 sub colonies
CENTRAL SUB COLONY WITH 14700
STA LUCIA WITH 9685
MONTIBLE WITH 8000
INAGAWAN WITH 13000
28first penal settlement founded and organized under Filipino administration
DAVAO PENAL COLONY AND FARM
29the Davao penal colony and farm was established on
JANUARY 21, 1932
30authorized the governor general to least and sell the lands
ACT NO 3732
312 sub colonies
PANABO
KAPALONG
32-established in Southern Zamboanga on August 21 1870
-established for person convicted of political crimes
- governor general Ramon Blanco
- oldest penal facility in the country
- prisoners required to do agricultural work
SAN RAMON PENAL COLONY AND FARM
33- youngest penal colony to be established
LEYTE REGIONAL PRISON
34the Leyte regional prison was established on
JANUARY 16, 1973
35- a penetentiary an institution for imprisonment
- a building usually with cells
- a place of confinement
PRISON
36- a person who is under custody of lawful authority
- a person who by reason of his criminal act sentence
- any person deatined
PRISONERS
37prisoners following reasons
TO SERVE A SENTENCE AFTER CONVICTION
TRIAL
INVESTIGATION
38- detained for investigation
- a detainee lock up jail
- prisoners under jurisdiction of courts
DETENTION PRISONERS
39- prisoners under the jurisdiction of penal institution
- to serve their sentence after finavl conviction by a competent court
SENTENCED PRISONERS
40includes non criminal offenders who are deatined in order to protect community against their harmful behavior
PRISONERS WHO ARE KN SAFEKEEPING
41
- sentence to suffer a term of imprisonment
- convicted for violation of omnibus election code
INSULAR OR NATIONAL PRISONERS
42
- detained therein waiting for preliminary investigation
PROVINCIAL PRISONERS
43- detained wherein whose cases are filed with the municipal trial court
- case are cognizable byt the RTC
CITY PRISONERS
44trials of their cases are pending with the municipal trial court
MUNICIPAL PRISONERS
45insular or national prisoners
3 YEARS AND 1 DAY TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT
46provincial prisoners
6 MONTHS 1 DAY TO 3 YEARS OR A FINE NOT MORE THAN 1,000
47city prisoners
1 DAY TO 3 YEARS OR FINE NOT MORE THAN 1,000
48municipal prisoners
1 DAY TO 6 MONTHS
49-a special group of prisoners composed of incorrigible, intractable, and highly dangerous person's
-wear orange uniform
SUPER MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISONERS
50- whose escape could be dangerous to the public
- their movement are restricted
- sentenced to serve 20 years
MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON
51a place of Locking up of persons who are convicted of minor offenses
JAIL
52- they occupy camp SAMPAGUITA
- prisoners maybe allowed work outside the walls
- employed as agricultural worker
MEDIUM SECURITY PRISONERS
53- open condition
- work assignments without the presence of guards
MINIMUM SECURITY PRISONERS
54temporary confinement of an individual
LOCK UP JAILS
55commonly used to detain ah convicted criminal offender to serve sentence less thans 3 years
ORDINARY JAILS
56a facility that houses minimum custody offenders
WORKHOUSE, JAIL FARMS OR CAMP
57control over all cities and municipal jails throughout the country
BJMP
58unannounced inspection
OPLAN GREYHOUND
59release of the inmates through the implementation of applicable laws
OPLAN DECONGESTION
60inmate which consist of his mittimus/commitment order
CARPETA
61information concerning an inmates personal circumstances
PRISON RECORD
62admission procedures In prison
RECEIVING
CHECKING OF COMMITMENT PAPERS
IDENTIFICATION
SEARCHING
BRIEFING AND ORIENTATION
63MAXIMUM SECURITY
TANGERINE ORANGE
67committed for 3 or more times as a sentenced inmate
THIRD CLASS INMATE
68a newly arrived inmate
SECOND CLASS INMATE
69one whose known character and credit for work while In detention
FIRST CLASS INMATE
70more or less 3 hours to view deceased relative
DURATION OF PRIVELEGE
71more than 30 km bybroad from the prison
DISTANCE TO TRAVEL