Denr Regulations And Guidelines

Summary

The Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in the Philippines are designed to enforce environmental laws. Custodia legis refers to the legal custody of seized illegal forest products by the DENR. Preliminary investigations are required for offenses with penalties of at least four years, two months, and one day. Testimonial evidence involves witness statements under oath, used in trials and hearings.

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What do you mean by related to environmental management?
Environmental management refers to the practices, procedures, and policies implemented to protect and sustain the environment. This includes:
- Conserving natural resources
- Reducing pollution
- Managing waste
- Protecting ecosystems and biodiversity
- Ensuring sustainable development
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What is custodia legis in DENR of illegally forest products?
Custodia legis for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) refers to the legal custody or control of seized illegal forest products. This means that such products, once confiscated, are under the authority of the DENR until proper legal proceedings are conducted and final decisions are made.
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What offense need preliminary investigation?
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In the Philippines, preliminary investigation is usually required for offenses where the penalty prescribed by law is at least four (*) years, two (*) months, and one (*) day without considering the fine. This is to determine whether there is sufficient ground to hold the respondent for trial.
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What covers testimonial evidence?
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Testimonial evidence covers statements made by witnesses under oath. These statements can be oral or written and are typically provided during trials, hearings, or depositions.
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