The 6TH PILLAR of Philippine Criminal Justice System: Personnel Perceptions of TV Mediation Program &mdash; Raffy Tulfo in Action

Rainnah Joy  P. Orit,; Rodney  L. Ruey,; Desire  G. Estrada,

The 6TH PILLAR of Philippine Criminal Justice System: Personnel Perceptions of TV Mediation Program — Raffy Tulfo in Action

Rainnah Joy P. Orit | Rodney L. Ruey | Desire G. Estrada

Discipline: Law

Abstract:

Under Article III, Section 14(2)ofthe1987ConstitutionofthePhilippinesupholdstherightoftheaccusedtoa speedy trial, it highlights the obligation of the system to avoid any undue delay to the public but also provide continuous help to the Filipino people however the Philippine Criminal Justice System (PCJS) has been in dire needsofresolvingasthecommunitygrievancesandissuesareusuallynotbeinggivenproperattention.Assuch,the community seeks new and alternative ways of obtaining justice. Raffy Tulfo in Action (RTIA), aTVmediation programhasprovidedthisalternativemethodthatthepublicbelieveas"just".Thisstudyseekstounderstandhow PCJS personnel perceive RTIA in terms ofitseffectivenessinresolvingconflictsquicklycomparedtotraditional methods,andtodeterminetheimpactofRTIAonthePCJSbasedontheperceptionsofpublicservants.Thisstudy employed a quantitative approach utilizing a descriptive survey design. Results indicatethattheimpactofRTIA varies among Filipinos depending on their socio-economiccircumstances.Whilemostparticipantsoriginatefrom middle to low-income backgrounds, individuals withhigherearningsandesteemedoccupationstendtoperceived RTIA aslesseffectiveinresolvingconflicts.Thisincongruityencouragesfurtherinvestigationintotheunderlying reasons for these differing viewpoints and emphasizes the necessity of exploring the perspectives of affluent individuals to comprehend the intricacies of RTIA's effectiveness across a wide range of socio-economic backgrounds such as the participant's profile.

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