philippine army manual 1-10 army provost marshal

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PHILIPPINE ARMY MANUAL 1-10

ARMY PROVOST MARSHAL

Proponent: Office of the Army Provost Marshal
Issued: ____________________

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PHILIPPINE ARMY MANUAL 11-07

ARMY OPERATIONS

Philippine Army Manual 1-10 (PAM 1-10) dated 21 May is promulgated
on authority of the Commanding General, Philippine Army

LTGEN HERNANDO DCA IRIBERRI AFP
Commanding General, Philippine Army

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PREFACE

1. Purpose

This Army Provost Marshal Manual sets forth the procedure and
guidance to all Commanders of the PA in the conduct of Provost Marshal
Operations.

2. Scope and Applicability

This manual includes doctrines: Organization and functions of OAPM;
Delineation of functions of IGS, OESPA, PM, JAGS and MP in the AFP,
Investigation Procedure; Reports of Investigation; Handling and Disposition of
Persons Apprehended; Arrest and Confined; Disposition of AWOL Personnel;
Guidance on Firearms; Class “E” Allotment; Disciplinary Power of
Commanding Officer; and Miscellaneous (Primer on the Articles of War and
Major Steps in the Processing of a Criminal Case).

3. User Information

This manual is classified as “RESTRICTED” to insure its PA-wide
dissemination. The proponent of this manual is the Office of the Army Provost
Marshal through the Training and Doctrine Command, Philippine Army. Users
of this manual may submit comments and recommend changes to the
Training and Doctrine Command, Philippine Army, CampO’Donnel, Capas,
Tarlac

4. References

AFP Manual for Courts-Marshal, 1987.
AFP Military Justice System Handbook, 1993.
Fort Bonifacio Camp Rules and Regulations, 2004
Provost Marshal Investigators Handbook, 3rd Edition, 2000
Office of the Judge Advocate General, Selected References on Military
Affairs, 1997
Philippine Military Law Annotated by Claro G. Gloria
Philippine Army Personnel Management Manual, PAM 1-00
.Investigation Procedure FC 1 – 101, May 2005
HPA Personnel Directive Number 1 dated 12 June, 2008
OAPM Staff Memo Series of 2012
OAPM Staff Memo Series of 2012
U.S. FM 101-5
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provost_Marshal

5. Rescission

All publications, manuals and directives inconsistent with this manual
are hereby rescinded.

6. Gender
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Unless this publication states otherwise, masculine nouns and
pronouns do not refer exclusively to men.

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CONTENTS

Title Page i
Promulgation Note iii
Preface v
Contents vii

Section Title Page

CHAPTER 1
THE ARMY PROVOST MARSHAL DIVISION
1-1 Background 1-1
1-2 Mission 1-4

CHAPTER 2
ORGANIZATION, RESPONSIBILITY AND
FUNCTIONS

2-1 Organizational Chart 2-1
2-2 Responsibility 2-1
2-3 Basic Functions of the Deputy and Executive Office 2-2
2-4 Basic Functions of Chief, Administrative Branch 2-3
2-5 Basic Functions of Chief, Plans, 2-3
Operations and Training Branch
2-6 Basic Functions of Chief, Complaint and Investigation 2-4
Branch
2-7 Basic Functions of Chief, Legal, Research and 2-5
Statistic Branch
2-8 Relationship with other Investigative Agencies and 2-5
Concerned Units/ Offices
2-9 Relationship with the Military Police 2-6

2-10 Relationship with PA Major Subordinate Units 2-6
2-11 Logo/ Seal of Office of the Army Provost Marshal 2-6

CHAPTER 3
INVESTIGATION

3-1 Conduct of Investigation 3-1
3-2 Receiving Complaint 3-1
3-3 Walk-In Complaint 3-2
3-4 Screening of Letter Complaint/or 3-2
Cases/Complaint Referred for Investigation
3-5 Dispositions of Complaint 3-3
3-6 Submission of Reports 3-4

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CHAPTER4
PROCEDURE

4-1 1Due Process 4-1
4-2 Administrative Due Process 4-1
4-3 Disposition of Administrative Case Against Civilian 4-3
Employee
4-4 Disciplinary Jurisdiction 4-3
4 -5 Preventive Suspension 4-4
4-6 Lifting of Preventive Suspension Pending 4-4
Administrative Investigation
4-7 Filing of Appeal 4-4
4-8 Grievance Machinery 4-4

CHAPTER 5
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES

5-1 Determination of Gravity of Offense 5-1
5-2 Minor offenses 5-1
5-3 Less Grave Offenses 5-2
5-4 Grave offenses 5-3

CHAPTER 6
REMEDIES

6-1 Appeals 6-1
6-2 Minor offenses 6-1
6-2 Grave and Less Grave Offenses 6-1

CHAPTER 7
PERIOD OF DISPOSITION OF CASES

7-1 Disposition of Cases 7-1
7-2 Reporting System 7-1
7-3 Estoppel by Laches 7-1

CHAPTER 8
ISSUANCE OFCLEARANCE/CERTIFICATION

8-1 Issuance of Clearance/Certification 8-1
8-2 Referral of Complaint to Major Subordinate Unit 8-1
8-3 Citizen Armed Forces of the Philippines Reservist 8-1
8-4 General Provision 8-1

ANNEXES

A Lineage of Commanders A1
B Sworn Statement B1
C Investigation Report C1
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D Summons D1
E Sample Format Of Letter-Request For Submission Of E1
Evidence By Civilian Complainants
F Compliance with Summonses and Similar Directives F1
G Republic Act Nr 7055 G1
H Circular Number 17 H1
I AFP Regulations AFPRG 131-472 I1
J Administrative Order Nr 55 J1
K Circular number 14 K1
L Commander’s Responsibility on Criminal and L1
Administrative Cases Involving Military Personnel
M Administrative Order Nr 40 M1
N Standard Operating Procedure Number, 02 N1
O Circular Number 16 O1
P Republic Act no. 9262 P1
Q SOP Nr 1 Q1
R Class “E” Allotment R1
S Republic Act no. 8294 S1
T Circular Number 8 T1
U Monogamy in the Philippine Army U1
V ACT NR 6968 W1
W RA NO. 9372 X1
X Circular 16

Glossary
Abbreviation

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