QuestionsQuestions (Act No. 1524)
The conditions must be fully set forth in the pardon; a copy must be delivered to the person so pardoned, and a copy must also be filed with the clerk of the Court of First Instance of the province or judicial district where the person was tried and convicted.
The office of the clerk of the Court of First Instance of the province or judicial district in which the person was tried and convicted.
To send a certified copy of each conditional pardon to the provincial governor and the senior inspector of Constabulary in the province; in the City of Manila, to send certified copies to the chief of police of Manila and the Director of Constabulary.
The provincial fiscal, or the prosecuting attorney of the city of Manila, depending on the case.
He must apply to the Court of First Instance for an order of arrest to bring the conditional pardonee before the court.
It proceeds with the investigation of the facts, in the presence of the accused and the proper prosecuting official.
The accused (the conditionally pardoned person) and the proper prosecuting official.
Order the recommitment and confinement of the person in the proper prison for the unexpired portion of the original sentence.
Only the unexpired portion of the original sentence.
It is sufficient authority for the custodian of the designated public prison to receive and safely keep the person during the unexpired portion of the sentence.
The conditions must be fully set forth in the pardon (Section 1). This implies the conditions are part of the written pardon that is delivered and filed as required.
A copy must be filed in the clerk’s office of the Court of First Instance of the province or judicial district where the person was tried and convicted.
The provincial governor and the senior inspector of Constabulary.
The chief of police of Manila and the Director of Constabulary.
The provincial fiscal/prosecuting attorney applies to the Court of First Instance for an order of arrest; after issuance, the court investigates in the presence of the accused and prosecuting official.
It covers conditional pardons 'heretofore or hereafter granted'—both earlier and later conditional pardons.
On its passage.