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    This document discusses the rules around arrest without a warrant under Philippine law. It states that a peace officer or individual deputized by the government may arrest someone without a warrant if the person committed an offense in the officer's presence, or if an offense was just committed and the officer has probable cause to believe based on personal knowledge that the person committed it. It also gives individuals deputized to enforce environmental laws a presumption of regularity when making arrests for violations of environmental law.

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    This document discusses the rules around arrest without a warrant under Philippine law. It states that a peace officer or individual deputized by the government may arrest someone without a warrant if the person committed an offense in the officer's presence, or if an offense was just committed and the officer has probable cause to believe based on personal knowledge that the person committed it. It also gives individuals deputized to enforce environmental laws a presumption of regularity when making arrests for violations of environmental law.

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    This document discusses the rules around arrest without a warrant under Philippine law. It states that a peace officer or individual deputized by the government may arrest someone without a warrant if the person committed an offense in the officer's presence, or if an offense was just committed and the officer has probable cause to believe based on personal knowledge that the person committed it. It also gives individuals deputized to enforce environmental laws a presumption of regularity when making arrests for violations of environmental law.

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    This document discusses the rules around arrest without a warrant under Philippine law. It states that a peace officer or individual deputized by the government may arrest someone without a warrant if the person committed an offense in the officer's presence, or if an offense was just committed and the officer has probable cause to believe based on personal knowledge that the person committed it. It also gives individuals deputized to enforce environmental laws a presumption of regularity when making arrests for violations of environmental law.

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    Rule 11

    ARREST
    SECTION 1. Arrest without warrant;
    when lawful. —
    A peace officer or an individual deputized by the
    proper government agency may, without a
    warrant, arrest a person:

    (a) When, in his presence, the person to be


    arrested has committed, is actually committing
    or is attempting to commit an offense; or
    (b) When an offense has just been committed, and
    he has probable cause to believe based on personal
    knowledge of facts or circumstances that the
    person to be arrested has committed it.

    Individuals deputized by the proper government


    agency who are enforcing environmental laws shall
    enjoy the presumption of regularity under Section
    3(m), Rule 131 of the Rules of Court when effecting
    arrests for violations of environmental laws.
     An arrest is the taking of a
    person into a custody in
    order that he may be bound
    to answer for the
    commission of an offense.
     Private individual is not
    precluded from filing a
    complaint before any
    qualified officer for
    violation of Section 68 (77)
    of PD No. 705, as amended.
     A forest officer cannot
    conduct preliminary
    investigation.

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