Bucor manual

The lower court ruled in favor of Go saying that the BuCor Manual is clear that once an inmate is granted a colonist status, his life sentence is commuted to 30 years. The RTC added that it is wrong to say that only the President may commute the service of sentence of a prisoner. It pointed out Go argued that based on the BuCor Manual, a colonist status grants "automatic reduction of life sentence imposed on the colonist to a sentence of thirty years." The BuCor, in challenging Go's release, argued that the CA committed a "reversible error" because there was no prior approval from the President. Initially, the following specifications are in conformity with the BJMP Manual on Habitat, Water, Sanitation and Kitchen in Jails (revised edition 2012). However, after five (5) years upon the publication of BuCor Manual on Habitat, Water, Sanitation and Kitchen in Corrections, such specifications shall be revised accordingly. A common justification is the inadequacy of personnel. As prescribed by the BuCor manual, there should be one custodial officer for every seven inmates; however, in the MSC, the current ratio stands at 1:80. A custodial officer explains, SC: Murder convict Rolito Go free to go. By: The lower court ruled in favor of Go saying that the BuCor Manual is clear that once an BuCor took the case to the Court of Appeals but the The review, revision or amendment of prison rules and regulations particularly those provided in the BuCor Operating Manual. The BuCor Operating Manual circa 2000 was issued purposely to supplement prison rules but it falls short in replacing the 1959 Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners. While the Bucor Manual is a "reference guide for the men and women who safely keep prisoners confined in national prisons" according to then Secretary of Justice Artemio G. Tuquero in his Message reflected on the Bucor Manual, it was never meant as an occasion to skip certain important provisions of law, much more so, in the manner of