This Course is the introduction module for the use of the DOJ-NPS Learning Management System. Users of the LMS are required to take this introduction course before they can proceed with the enrollment of other DOJ-NPS Courses.
The asynchronous modules provide newly appointed prosecutors with foundational knowledge across core prosecutorial competencies.
These modules integrate key subjects such as Trial Advocacy, Witness Handling, and the Revised Penal Code, serving as an introductory framework for prosecutorial practice and progression to specialized training programs.
The asynchronous modules provide prosecutors with essential knowledge on the investigation and prosecution of terrorism and terrorism financing cases.
These modules cover the salient provisions of Republic Act No. 11479 (Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020) and Republic Act No. 10168, as well as counterterrorism frameworks, investigative tools, case build-up procedures, and prosecution and trial processes.
The asynchronous modules provide prosecutors with essential knowledge on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and related domestic legislation.
These modules cover IHL principles, conflict classification, domestic application of IHL laws, and procedural aspects of prosecution.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge on environmental law enforcement and prosecution.
These modules cover the legal framework of Philippine environmental laws, selected environmental statutes on fisheries, forestry, and mining, the Rules of Procedure for Environmental Cases, inquest and preliminary investigation processes, witness identification, and trial preparation.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge and structured guidance on effective trial advocacy.
These modules cover trial strategy, evidence presentation, witness examination, written submissions, and ethical considerations in courtroom advocacy.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge on effective witness management throughout the prosecution process.
These modules cover witness interviewing, preparation, presentation, protection measures, handling of witness tampering, and techniques for examination and impeachment.
The asynchronous modules provide a comprehensive and self-paced review of the Revised Penal Code, Books I and II, including relevant jurisprudence updates.
These modules guide participants in identifying felonies, penalties, and criminal liability, and in applying legal principles to factual scenarios. The learning experience is enhanced through interactive presentations and structured review materials featuring guided reinforcement of core criminal law concepts.
The asynchronous modules provide prosecutors with a comprehensive understanding of forensic science applications in criminal cases.
These modules cover forensic disciplines including firearms and ballistics, forensic chemistry, medico-legal examination, forensic biology (DNA, dactyloscopy, and odontology), digital forensics, document examination, behavioral science, and forensic photography, as well as expert witness presentation.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge on money laundering offenses and financial crime prosecution.
These modules cover key concepts of money laundering, legal remedies, financial investigation techniques, and strategies for the effective presentation of evidence in court.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge on cybercrime laws and digital investigations.
These modules cover Republic Act No. 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012), cybercrime typologies, digital evidence handling, and basic investigative and prosecutorial approaches to cyber-related offenses.
The asynchronous modules provide prosecutors with essential knowledge on the effective handling of cases involving women and children, including children in conflict with the law.
These modules cover fundamental laws, gender sensitivity, and trauma-informed approaches, with emphasis on their practical application in investigation, case resolution, and prosecution.
The asynchronous modules provide foundational knowledge on the investigation and prosecution of trafficking-in-persons cases.
These modules cover Republic Act No. 9208, as amended by Republic Act No. 10364, including legal definitions, elements of offenses, investigative approaches, and prosecutorial techniques.