May record ba sa NBI or sa Police pagkatapos ng hearing sa Illegal Gambling?

Question:  May record ba sa NBI or sa Police pagkatapos ng hearing sa Illegal Gambling?

Answer: 

Depende po sa sitwasyon.

If after the hearing in Illegal Gambling case the accused was found to be "not guilty" or acquitted from the charge, no record whatsoever shall reflect on his/her records in the National Bureau of Investigation or NBI.

However, if the accused was found to be "GUILTY" or convicted, he/she has two (2) options.

One, the accused may apply for a PROBATION if he/she is eligible.

After the accused has successfully finished his/her PROBATION, he/she shall have NO RECORD in the NBI.

Two, if the accused is not eligible for PROBATION or did not apply for a PROBATION, he/she may serve the sentence.  Kung ano po ang sentence, dapat niyang i serve.  If fine, bayaran niya ng buo.  Kung imprisonment, he/she may serve the prison term.

In this case, the accused may have a RECORD in the NBI.

Thank you.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJuly 19, 2022 at 11:24:00 PM GMT+8

    Maka pag abroad pa ba ang may kasong gambling

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    1. dailyservingoflegalmatters.blogspot.comJuly 20, 2022 at 10:27:00 AM GMT+8

      https://dailyservingoflegalmatters.blogspot.com/2022/07/maka-pag-abroad-pa-ba-ang-may-kasong.html

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2022 at 11:40:00 PM GMT+8

    kakatapos lng po ng araignment namin last2 month tapos trial na po namin dis month bali pito kami nahuli dahil sa poker.. tanong ko po pwede po ba hindi sumipot sa unang trial namin ngayon or may kaakibat na problima po f hindi aq mka attend at yung iba kung kasama ay present pati abogado namin?

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    1. dailyservingoflegalmatters.blogspot.comMay 10, 2023 at 10:51:00 PM GMT+8

      for as long you can justify your reason of absence and the court would be convinced, oks lang yan

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