Republic of the
COLLEGE VISION
Philippines
Mountain Province State
A preferred University of
developmental culture Polytechnic College
and inclusive growth.
Department of
COLLEGE MISSION Criminology
It shall produce global Bontoc Campus
competitive leaders
moulded from a tradition
of excellence in
instruction, research,
effective governance,
sustainable IMPLEMENTATION OF CURFEW ON MINORS
entrepreneurship and on
environment that assumes AT BARANGAY PATAY, SAGADA
major responsibility in
cultural vitality and well-
being of the community.
CRIMINOLOGY
DEPARTMENTAL
GOAL
The ultimate goal of the
Criminology department
is to produce morally
upright, competent, and A Research Presented to the
globally competitive
criminologists and Faculty of the Department Criminology
criminalists who will
deliver effective and Mountain Province State Polytechnic College
efficient community
service.
CRIMINOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
OBJECTIVES
1 Provide quality
introduction and guided
experience through which In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements
the student learns the
knowledge relative to the of the Course, Criminological Research 2
practice of Criminology
profession.
2 Develop skills in the
practice of security
services, detection,
identification and
investigation of law
violators.
3 Promote participative
and functional and
networking for crime
By:
prevention.
4 Provide the students Jan Ryan Alimurong Aplosen
with a broad cultural
background and an
understanding of due Shem Fern Fulangen Balagot
process requirement on
the total administration of
justice.
Cliffton Laleo Basingil
5 Provide the students
with higher concept of Leo Nangloy Betiz
citizenry and leadership
towards fellowmen.
6 Encourage the students Zuriel Guitilen Docallas
to undertake
criminological researches
and inquiries.
Wilfredo Jr. Rubang Domong- as
Judah Gracel Balabag Gumabay
April 12, 2021
Republic of the Philippines
Mountain Province State Polytechnic College
Bontoc, Mountain Province
Criminology Department
APPROVAL SHEET
This research titled, “IMPLEMENTATION OF CURFEW ON MINORS AT
BARANGAY PATAY, SAGADA”, prepared and submitted by Jan Ryan A.
Aplosen, Shem Fern F. Balagot, Cliffton L. Basingil, Leo N. Betiz, Zuriel G.
Docallas, Wilfredo Domong-as Jr., Judah Gracel B. Gumabay in partial
fulfilment of the requirements for Criminological Research 2 has been
examined and hereby recommended for approval and acceptance.
CLAIRE KAPLAAN P. LAFADCHAN, Ph.D. Crim
Adviser
VENERANDA P. DEPAYSO, Ph. D. CRIM
Chairman
RAQUEL C. FALANGON, MS CRIM ERIC L. DANGLOSI, MS CRIM
Member Member
JUNE S. BIANGDAN, Ph. D. CRIM
Member
Date of Final Defense: _____ April 12, 2021_______________ Rating:
Accepted and approved in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the
subject Criminological Research 2.
Noted:
VENERANDA P. DEPAYSO, Ph.D.Crim
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Department Chairperson
ABSTRACT
Curfew implementation at the grassroots level and the success of its
implementation is seen to be the crucial role of the police, the barangay
officials and the community. The main purpose of the study is to assess the
implementation of curfew hours on minors in Barangay Patay, Sagada,
Mountain Province. Specifically determine the: (1) level of implementation of
curfew hours on minors; (2) degree of seriousness of problems affecting the
implementation of curfew hours on minors; and (3) level of effectiveness of the
strategies in implementing curfew hours on minors. The results show that
curfew hours on minors are moderately implemented. It was observed that the
degree of seriousness affecting the implementation of curfew on minors in
barangay Patay, Sagada is moderately serious. It can be perceived that
strategies are moderately effective. It is perceived that conducting patrol and
inspection in the community during and after curfew hours is an effective way
to ensure implementation.. The implementation of the curfew on minors in
Barangay Patay, Sagada is moderately effective which connotes that law
enforcers’ strategies are still somehow challenged.
Keywords: curfew, minor, implementation, strategies,
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Acknowledgments
A successful completion of an endeavour is always a product of
concerted efforts. Thus, the researchers are very much indebted to the
following for extending their effort in the completion of this study:
Above all, the Almighty Father who permitted the day to day strength
and health of the researchers.
Dr. Veneranda P. Depayso, the department chairperson and one of the
panel members, for her professional suggestions and recommendations for the
improvement of the study is much appreciated;
Dr. Claire Kaplaan P. Lafadchan, the adviser, a faculty of the criminology
department, for imparting her knowledge and patience in extending her time
and guidance during the study;
Dr. June S. Biangdan, one of the panel members, a faculty of the
criminology department, for sharing his academic thoughts during the proposal
defence which have further improved this research;
Mr. Eric L. Danglosi, the course instructor and one of the panel
members, a faculty of the criminology department, for his meaningful
suggestions in the format, research design and data gathering procedure that
improved the manuscript;
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Ms. Raquel C. Falangon, one of the panel members, a faculty of the
criminology department, for her significant comments and suggestions,
specifically on the statement of the problem, design and methodology and
format of the study that enhanced the research;
Mr. Keith Jimson B. Mangusan our statistician, for his amazing sense of
respect when helping us with the edit of the research.
The residents who honestly and patiently answered the questionnaires
and even assisting during the gathering of data, without them, this study
would not be possible; and
The family members of the researchers for their financial,
encouragements and spiritual support and to their classmates and friends for
their prayers.
The Researchers
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page i
Approval Sheet ii
Abstract iii
Acknowledgments iv
Table of Contents vi
CHAPTER:
1- INTRODUCTION
Background of the Study 1
Conceptual Framework of the Study 8
Paradigm of the Study 10
Statement of the Problem 11
2- RESEARCH AND METHODOLOGY
Research Design 13
Locale and Population of the Study 13
Data Gathering Tools 14
Data Gathering Procedures 15
Treatment of Data 15
3- RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Level of implementation of curfew
on minors 17
Degree of seriousness of the
problems affecting the
implementation of curfew on
minors 24
Level of effectiveness of the
strategies in implementing
curfew hours on minors 31
4- CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Conclusions 38
Recommendations 39
References 40
APPENDICES
A. Letters 45
B. Municipal Ordinance 49
C. Sample questionnaire 50
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D. Curriculum Vitae of the researchers 52
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