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    This chapter presents the results and discussion of the data collected in the study. The data is organized into tables and contextual presentation. Table 1 shows the profile of the respondents, with 45% being between 45-55 years old. 75% of respondents are male. Most are Roman Catholic (90%) and college graduates (85%). Table 2 shows the types and status of cases filed, with criminal and civil cases often being resolved. Table 2.2 shows the mild problems encountered by officials. Table 2.3 lists proposed strategies to improve the system, such as training, coordination, and information dissemination.

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    This chapter presents the results and discussion of the data collected in the study. The data is organized into tables and contextual presentation. Table 1 shows the profile of the respondents, with 45% being between 45-55 years old. 75% of respondents are male. Most are Roman Catholic (90%) and college graduates (85%). Table 2 shows the types and status of cases filed, with criminal and civil cases often being resolved. Table 2.2 shows the mild problems encountered by officials. Table 2.3 lists proposed strategies to improve the system, such as training, coordination, and information dissemination.

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    This chapter presents the results and discussion of the data collected in the study. The data is organized into tables and contextual presentation. Table 1 shows the profile of the respondents, with 45% being between 45-55 years old. 75% of respondents are male. Most are Roman Catholic (90%) and college graduates (85%). Table 2 shows the types and status of cases filed, with criminal and civil cases often being resolved. Table 2.2 shows the mild problems encountered by officials. Table 2.3 lists proposed strategies to improve the system, such as training, coordination, and information dissemination.

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    This chapter presents the results and discussion of the data collected in the study. The data is organized into tables and contextual presentation. Table 1 shows the profile of the respondents, with 45% being between 45-55 years old. 75% of respondents are male. Most are Roman Catholic (90%) and college graduates (85%). Table 2 shows the types and status of cases filed, with criminal and civil cases often being resolved. Table 2.2 shows the mild problems encountered by officials. Table 2.3 lists proposed strategies to improve the system, such as training, coordination, and information dissemination.

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    CHAPTER 3

    RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    This chapter presents the analysis and interpretation of data gathered in this
    study. The data were organized using the tabular and contextual presentation
    sequenced on the basis of the sub-problem posed in the study.

    Profile of Respondents

    Table 1 presents the back ground information about the profile of the Lupon
    Tagpamayapa and the Brgy. Officials of Brgy. Tabon, in the province of Surigao del Sur.

    Table 1

    AGE Frequency Percentage


    (30-45YRS OLD) 0 0%
    (45-55 YRS. OLD) 9 45%
    (55-60 YRS. OLD) 6 30%
    (60 YRS AND ABOVE 5 25%
    Total 20 100%
    The table shows that out of 20 respondents there are 9 or 45 percent of the total
    respondents who ranged from 45-55 years old.

    Table 1.2

    SEX Frequency Percentage


    MALE 15 75%
    FEMALE 5 25%
    Total 20 100%

    Table 1.2 shows that 75 percent of the total respondents are male and there are
    only 25 percent who are female.
    Table 1.3

    RELIGION Frequency Percentage


    ROMAN CATHOLIC 18 90%
    PROTESTANT 2 10%
    Total 20 100%

    Table 1.3 shows that most of the respondents are Roman Catholic, however 10
    percent of the total are Protestant.

    Table 1.4

    EDUCATIONAL Frequency Percentage


    ATTAINMENT
    COLLEGE LEVEL 3 15%
    COLLEGE GRADUATE 17 85%
    Total 20 100%

    The table 1.4 shows that 85 percent of the respondents are college graduate
    while 15 percent of the total are college level.

    Table 1.5

    YEARS IN SERVICE Frequency Percentage


    LESS THAN 1 YR 5 25%
    1-2 YEARS 0 0%
    3-4 YEARS 5 25%
    5 YEARS AND UP 10 50%
    Total 20 100%

    Table 1.5 shows that out of 20 respondents 10 of them have a 5 years and up
    years in service, while both 25% are 3-4 years and less than 1 year in Years in Service.
    TABLE 2 TYPES OF CASE FILED

    TYPES OF CASE MEAN VERBAL


    INTERPRETATION
    A. CRIMINAL CASES
    1.Physical injuries 2.7 OFTEN
    2.Robbery/Theft 2.55 OFTEN
    3. Threats 2.55 OFTEN
    4. Slander/Oral defamation 2.4 SELDOM
    5. Damage to property 2.5 OFTEN
    6. Coercion/Unjust 2.05 OFTEN
    vexation
    7. Trespassing 2.25 OFTEN
    8. Estafa 2 SELDOM
    Others( Pls. Specify)
    B. CIVIL CASES
    9. Collection of debts or 2.4 SELDOM
    rental
    10. Family/Marital 2.45 OFTEN
    relations
    11. Demand for specific 2.7 OFTEN
    performance of obligation
    arising from breach of
    contracts
    12. Damages 2.1 SELDOM
    13. Ejectment 2.2 SELDOM
    C. MISCELLANIOUS
    CASES
    14. Violation of local 2.25 OFTEN
    ordinances
    15. Labor cases 2.3 SELDOM
    16. Boundary disputes 2.75 OFTEN
    17. Agrarian cases 2.05 OFTEN
    20 100%
    Legend:

    3.26- 4 ALWAYS

    2.51-3.25 OFTEN

    1.76-2.50 SELDOM
    1-1.75- NEVER

    TABLE 2.1 STATUS OF CASE FILED

    TYPES OF CASE MEAN VERBAL


    INTERPRETATION
    D. CRIMINAL CASES
    1.Physical injuries 2.75 RESOLVED
    2.Robbery/Theft 2.85 RESOLVED
    3. Threats 2.9 RESOLVED
    4. Slander/Oral defamation 2.85 RESOLVED
    5. Damage to property 2.9 RESOLVED
    6. Coercion/Unjust 2.9 RESOLVED
    vexation
    7. Trespassing 2.95 RESOLVED
    8. Estafa 2.55 RESOLVED
    Others( Pls. Specify)
    E. CIVIL CASES
    9. Collection of debts or 2.9 RESOLVED
    rental
    10. Family/Marital 2.7 RESOLVED
    relations
    11. Demand for specific 2.75 RESOLVED
    performance of obligation
    arising from breach of
    contracts
    12. Damages 2.6 RESOLVED
    13. Ejectment 2.6 RESOLVED
    F. MISCELLANIOUS
    CASES
    14. Violation of local 2.75 RESOLVED
    ordinances
    15. Labor cases 2.6 RESOLVED
    16. Boundary disputes 2.6 RESOLVED
    17. Agrarian cases 2.75 RESOLVED
    20 100%

    LEGEND

    3- Resolved

    2- Unresolved
    1- Elevated

    TABLE 2.2 PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

    Problems encountered by the Mean Verbal Interpretation


    Lupon Tagapamayapa
    members?
    1. Insufficient trainings and 1.9 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    seminars. immediate actions
    2. Non-compliance of the 1.75 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    respondent regarding thee immediate actions
    summon.
    3. Failure to track or contact the 1.8 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    respondent. immediate actions
    4. Non- compliance with the 1.65 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    agreement made. immediate actions
    5. Giving false statements by the 1.45 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    complainant or respondents. immediate actions
    6. Disorganized the record 1.35 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    system. immediate actions
    7. Inadequate fund to support 1.45 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    and other forms of assistance immediate actions
    for the Lupon Tagapamayapa
    from the Barangay and other
    forms of assistance.
    8. Failure to reach the agreement 1.35 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    between thecomplainanat and immediate actions
    respondents.
    9. Unidentified respondents 1.55 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    immediate actions
    10. Inadequate manpower in 1.5 Mild problems which doesn’t required
    Barangay Justice System% immediate actions
    20 100%

    Legend:

    1- Not a problem

    2- Mild problem which doesn’t require immediate action

    3- Severe problem which requires immediate action

    TABLE 2.3 STATEGIES TO IMPROVE BARRANGAY JUSTICE SYSTEM


    What are the proposed Mean Verbal Interpretation
    strategies that can improve the
    Barangay Justce System of
    Brgy. Tabon?
    1. Conduct training and 2.5 Can significantly help the
    developments work on improvements of Brgy.
    the Lupon. Justice System.
    2. Work in close 2.5 Can significantly help the
    coordination with the improvements of Brgy.
    barangay council for Justice System.
    funding and other
    services.
    3. Conduct Barangay 2.6 Can significantly help the
    Justice System improvements of Brgy.
    Information Justice System.
    dissemination during the
    Barangay Assembly.
    4. Use preemptive 2.3 Can help in the
    measures to limit improvement of Brgy.
    unwanted acts. Justice System

    20 100%
    Legend:

    1- Cannot help in the improvement of Brgy. Justice System,

    2- Can help in the improvement of Brgy. Justice System

    3- Can significantly help in the improvements of Brgy. Justice System


    CHAPTER 4

    SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

    This chapter contains the summary, conclusions, and recommendations of the

    study.

    SUMMARY

    The study assessed the Effectiveness of Lupon Tagapamayapa Implementing

    Barangay Justice System of Barangay Tabon, Bislig City in the province of Surigao del

    Sur. The data gathered involved descriptive- survey using structures questionnaire and

    Focus Group Discussion (FGD) using a grand tour open-ended question. The data were

    analyzed using frequency count, percentage distribution, mean, and standard deviation
    and one-way analysis of variables (ANOVA). The qualitative data elicited from the FGD

    sessions were analyzed contently using the coding technique. The findings of the study

    were serve as the basis for developing effectiveness of Lupon Tagapamayapa

    implementing Barangay Justice System of Brgy. Tabon.

    FINDINGS

    On the basis of the data gathered, the following findings are summarized.

    1. Out of 20 respondents 45 percent of them have a ranged of 45-55 years

    old in terms of age, 15 or 75 percent of the respondents are male and 5 or 25 percent

    are the female.

    2. Out of 20 respondents 18 or 90 percent of them are Roman Catholic while

    2 or 10 percent are Protestant, In terms in Educational Attainment 17 or 85 percent are

    College Graduate while 3 or 15 percent are College Level.

    3. In Years in Service out of 20 respondents are 10 or 50 percent are having

    5 years and up years in service while both 5 or 25 percent are less than 1 year and 3-4

    years in service.

    4. In types of case 26.8 or 57 percent of case filed are mostly encountered,

    on the other hand the status of case filed have 100 percent are resolved cased.

    5. In problem encountered by the Lupon Tagapamayapa, all of them they

    have mild problems which doesn’t required actions.


    6.

    Recommendations

    1. Conduct more training to enhance their skills in solving problems as well

    as for the settlements of good two parties.

    2. Conduct Barangay Justice System information dissemination during the

    barangay assembly.

    3. Upgrade their facilities to make their work easier.

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