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    Criminal Procedure: Cam and JDR

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    The document discusses the goal and scope of Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM) and Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) in the Philippines legal system. It aims to divert pending court cases to CAM and JDR to help resolve disputes through compromise agreements between parties and reduce court congestion. It covers a wide range of civil and criminal cases but excludes those that cannot be legally compromised, other criminal cases, habeas corpus petitions, and cases involving violence against women and children with pending restraining orders.

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    The document discusses the goal and scope of Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM) and Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) in the Philippines legal system. It aims to divert pending court cases to CAM and JDR to help resolve disputes through compromise agreements between parties and reduce court congestion. It covers a wide range of civil and criminal cases but excludes those that cannot be legally compromised, other criminal cases, habeas corpus petitions, and cases involving violence against women and children with pending restraining orders.

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    The document discusses the goal and scope of Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM) and Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) in the Philippines legal system. It aims to divert pending court cases to CAM and JDR to help resolve disputes through compromise agreements between parties and reduce court congestion. It covers a wide range of civil and criminal cases but excludes those that cannot be legally compromised, other criminal cases, habeas corpus petitions, and cases involving violence against women and children with pending restraining orders.

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    Criminal Procedure: Cam and JDR

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    The document discusses the goal and scope of Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM) and Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) in the Philippines legal system. It aims to divert pending court cases to CAM and JDR to help resolve disputes through compromise agreements between parties and reduce court congestion. It covers a wide range of civil and criminal cases but excludes those that cannot be legally compromised, other criminal cases, habeas corpus petitions, and cases involving violence against women and children with pending restraining orders.

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    CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

    CAM AND JDR

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    GOAL OF COURT-ANNEXED
    MEDIATION AND JDR
    ● The diversion of pending court cases both to
    Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM) and to
    Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) is plainly
    intended to put an end to pending litigation
    through a compromise agreement of the
    parties and thereby help solve the ever-
    pressing problem of court docket congestion.
    It is also intended to empower the parties to
    resolve their own disputes and give practical
    effect to the State Policy expressly stated in

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    ● to actively promote party autonomy in the


    resolution of disputes or the freedom of the
    parties to make their own arrangement to
    resolve disputes. Towards this end, the State
    shall encourage and actively promote the use
    of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) as an
    important means to achieve speedy and
    impartial justice and de-clog court dockets.

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    CASES
    + COVERED BY Court-Annexed
    Mediation (CAM) Judicial Dispute
    Resolution (JDR) :
    ● (1) All civil cases and the civil liability of criminal cases
    covered by the Rule on Summary Procedure, including
    the civil liability for violation of B.P. 22, except those
    which by law may not be compromised;
    ● (2) Special proceedings for the settlement of estates;

    ● (3) All civil and criminal cases filed with a certificate to
    file action issued by the Punong Barangay or the Pangkat
    ng Tagapagkasundo under the Revised Katarungang
    Pambarangay Law (Chapter 7, RA 7160);


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    COVERED BY CAM AND JDR:

    ● (4) The civil aspect of Quasi-Offenses under Title 14 of


    the Revised Penal Code;
    ● (5) The civil aspect of less grave felonies punishable by
    correctional penalties not exceeding 6 years
    imprisonment, where the offended party is a private
    person;
    ● (6) The civil aspect of estafa, theft and libel;
    ● (7) All civil cases and probate proceedings, testate and
    intestate, brought on appeal from the exclusive and
    original jurisdiction granted to the first level courts

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    COVERED BY CAM AND JDR:
    ● (8) All cases of forcible entry and unlawful detainer
    brought on appeal from the exclusive and original
    jurisdiction granted to the first level courts under Section
    33, par. (2) of the Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1980;
    ● (9) All civil cases involving title to or possession of real
    property or an interest therein brought on appeal from
    the exclusive and original jurisdiction granted to the first
    level courts under Section 33, par.(3) of the Judiciary
    Reorganization Act of 1980; and
    ● (10) All habeas corpus cases decided by the first level
    courts in the absence of the Regional Trial Court judge,
    that are brought up on appeal from the special

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    COVERED BY CAM AND JDR:

    ● 10) All habeas corpus cases decided by


    the first level courts in the absence of the
    Regional Trial Court judge, that are
    brought up on appeal from the special
    jurisdiction granted to the first level
    courts under Section 35 of the Judiciary
    Reorganization Act of 1980.

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    CASES NOT COVERED BY CAM
    AND JDR
    ● 1. Civil cases which by law cannot be
    compromised (Article 2035, New Civil
    Code);

    ● 2. Other criminal cases not covered
    under paragraphs 3 to 6 above;

    ● 3. Habeas Corpus petitions;


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    CASES NOT COVERED BY CAM
    AND JDR
    ● 4. All cases under Republic Act No. 9262 (Violence
    against Women and Children); and
    ● 5. Cases with pending application for Restraining
    Orders/Preliminary Injunctions.
    ● However, in cases covered under 1, 4 and 5 where the
    parties inform the court that they have agreed to
    undergo mediation on some aspects thereof, e.g.,
    custody of minor children, separation of property, or
    support pendente lite, the court shall refer them to
    mediation.

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