COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUG ACT Chain of custody rul requires the presentation of the prohibited drugs seized as an exhibit

t to be preceded by evidence sufficient to support a findings that the matters in question is that of the proponents claims to be. It ideally covers the testimony in every links of the chain, from the seizure of the prohibited drug up to the time it is presented as evidence, in such a way that every person who touched the exhibit can describe ho and from it is received, to include as much as possible describing the condition in which it is delivered to the next in the chain. hose who commit !. "mployees of a den dive or resort #. $ossession of dangerous drugs %. $ossession of equipment, Instrument, &pparatus and other $araphernalia for dangerous drugs '. $ossession of equipment, Instrument, &pparatus and other $araphernalia for dangerous drugs during parties, social gatherings or meetings (. use of dangerous drugs ). unlawful prescription of drugs who shall voluntarily gives information about !. Importation of dangerous drugs and or controlled precursor and essential chemicals #. *ale, rading, &dministration, +ispensation, +elivery, +istribution and transportation of +angerous +rugs and on controlled precursors and essential chemicals %. ,aintenance of a drug den, dive or resort '. ,anufacture of a dangerous drugs and or controlled precursors and essential chemicals (. ,anufacture or delivery of equipment, Instrument, &pparatus and other paraphernalia for ++-.$-". ). possession of ++ during parties, social gathering or meetings /. cultivation or culture of plants classified as ++ or are source thereof 0. any violation committed by a syndicate are exempt from prosecution provided !. he information and testimony are necessary for the conviction of the person #. not yet in the possession of the state %. can be corroborated in material points '. informants not previously convicted of a crime of moral turpitude except when there is no other direct evidence available for the state (. informants shall strictly and faithfully comply without delay conditions ). informants does not appear to be most guilty for the offense /. no other direct evidence available for the state except for the information and testimony of the informants !rot ctor"coddl r any person who knowingly and willfully consents to the unlawful acts provided in this act and us s h r influ nc # !o$ r or !osition in shi ldin%# har&orin%# scr nin% or facilitation th sca! of any ! rson he knows or has reasonable grounds to believe or suspect has violated this act in ord r to !r ' nt th arr st# !ros cution and con'iction of th 'iolator

VA(C Viol nc a%ainst $o)an and th ir childr n- any act committed by a person against a woman who is his wife, former wife, or against a woman whom the person has or had sexual or dating relationship or with whom he has a common child or against her child whether legitimate or not with or without the family abode, which result in or is likely to result in physical, sexual, psychological harm or suffering or economic abuse including threat of such acts, battery, assault, coercion harassment or deprivation of liberty. *att r d (o)an Syndro) refers to the scientifically defined pattern of psychological and behavioral symptoms found in a woman living in a battering relationship as a result of cumulative abuse. !. $sychological 1iolence #. $hysical 1iolence %. *exual 1iolence '. "conomic abuse Datin% r lationshi!- is the situation wherein parties live as husband and wife without the benefit of marriage or is romantically in love over time and on a continuing basis during the course of the relationship. +UVENI,E +USTICE AND (E,-ARE ACT Childr n . person under the age of !0 Status Off ns are offenses when committed by an adult is not an offense but when committed by a child is considered punishable and or offense. .hild below !( exempt .hild above !( below !0 without discernment exempt .hild above !( below !0 with discernment not exempt $ersons below !0 years of age shall be exempt from vagrancy and prostitution, mendicancy and sniffing rugby per2ury or concealment cases. &ge of a person is evidence by his birth certificate, baptismal certificate and any other pertinent documents. In the absence of this document, the child himself, testimonies of other persons, physical appearance and other relevant evidence may determine his age. HUMAN SECURIT/ ACT