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• A system of laws• Science of philosophy of laws

• science of moralityscience of morality

• moral principle of moral principle of practicepractice

LAW “ A rule of civil conduct prescribed by

the supreme power in the state, commanding what is right and prohibiting what is wrong”

CHARACTERISTICS OF LAW

1.It is rule of conduct

2.Dictated by legitimate power

3.Compulsory and obligatory to all

Classification of Law

• Natural lawsLaws that derive their authority and

force from God

They are considered to be superior to other laws and binding to the whole world


A. Physical lawsUniversal rules of action that govern

the conduct and movement of material things

Law of nature


B. Moral LawsSet of rules that establish what is

right and what is wrong as dictated by human conscience and inspired by the eternal law


• Positive Laws1. Divine Positive Laws

Promulgated expressly and directly by God

Known to man through revelation


• Positive laws2. Divine-Human Positive Laws

Laws that are promulgated by God’s representatives on

earth under his Divine inspiration


• Positive Laws3. Human Positive Laws

Promulgated by man


3. Human Positive lawsA. Public Law

Concerned with the state in its political or sovereign capacity

Laws that govern the relationship between the

state and its citizens


Classification of Public Law1. Constitutional Law

refers to the constitution which is supreme and fundamental law of a state

defines the powers of government and the rights of the citizens


Classification of Public Law2. Criminal Law

defines crimes, treats of their nature and provides for their punishment


Classification of Public Law3. Election Law

governs the exercise of the right of suffrage, especially in the selection of the representatives of the citizens in the government


Classification of Public Law4. Administrative Law

governs the conduct of those who hold and exercise public offices and functions


Classification of Public Law5. International Law

laws that governs the relationship between and among states or nation


3. Human Positive lawsA. Private Law

governs the relationships between members of the society among the citizens of a state

indicates a statue which relates to private matters that do not concern the public at large


Classification of Private Law1. Civil Law

laws that regulates the relations that exist among members of the society for the protection of private interest


Classification of Private Law2. Commercial Law

laws that regulates the commercial or business relations among members of the society


Classification of Private Law3. Remedial Law

that branch of law which deals with the rules concerning pleading, practice and procedures in all courts in the Philippines.

Sources of Law

Constitution Legislation AdministrativeLaw

Common Law

Pharmacy Law

“There are not enough jails,

not enough policemen,

not enough courts

to enforce a law not

supported by the people”

Hubert H. Humphrey

“THE LAW IS GOOD

IF A MAN USE IT

LAWFULLY”

I Timothy 1:8

TERMS

• Reckless ImprudenceWillful lack of prudence

RespondentA defendant; a person called upon to

answer petition

TERMS

• RevocationAnnulment of the professional status

and privileges of a registered pharmacistLicense to practice is confiscated which

may be temporary or permanent

TERMS

• SubpoenaA court order requiring one to appear in

court to give testimonySubpoena duces tecum

A subpoena that commands a person to come to court and to produce whatever documents are named in the order

TERMS

• TestimonyAn oral statement of a witness under

oath of the actual occurrence, event, evidenceWitness

One who is celled to give testimony in a court of law

Republic Act

5921June 23, 1969

“The Pharmacy Law”

FIRST BASIC PHARMACY LAW

Act No. 597

January 26,1903

SECTION 3: THE COUNCIL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION

COMPOSITION:

• CHED, Sec. - Chairman

• BOP, Chairman• PACOP, Pres.

BFAD, BFAD, DirectorDirector

UP COP, DeanUP COP, Dean PPHA, PPHA,

PresidentPresident

SEC 25: PRACTICE OF PHARMACY

• Prepare or manufacture, analyze, assay, preserve, store, distributed, or sell any medicine, drug chemicals, cosmetics pharmaceuticals, devices or contrivances;

• Render pharmaceutical service in any office or drug and cosmetic establishment where scientific, technological or professional knowledge of pharmacy is applied;

PRACTICE OF PHARMACY

• Engage in teaching scientific, technological or professional pharmacy subject in college of pharmacy;

• Conduct or undertake scientific pharmaceutical research for biological and bacteriological testing and examinations.


• Sale of Medicine, Pharmaceuticals, Drugs, and Device

• Markings and Inhibition to the Sale of Drug Samples

• Pharmacist Required and Compensation• Display of Certificate Required• Responsibility for Safety, Efficacy, Quality, and

Purity of Drugs• Fillings and Refilling of Prescription• Labels of Dispensed Medicine


• Record Books for Prescription

• Inhibition Against Use of Cipher or Unusual terms in Rx & Rx Switching

• Provision Relative to Dispensing of Violent Poisons

• Provisions relative to Dispensing of Less Violent Poisons

• Receptacle for Poisonous Drugs

• Provisions Relative to Dispensing of Anti – Conceptional Substances & Devices

• Provisions Relative to Dispensing of Potent Drugs

Sec 43: Sec 25 of 5921, Amended

• Sec 25 Sale of medicine, pharmaceuticals, drugs devices. – No medicine, pharmaceutical …. Shall be compounded. Dispensed and sold or resold…

NON-PRESCRIPTION OR OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS MAY BE SOLD IN THEIR ORIGINAL

PACKAGES, BOTTLES, CONTAINERS OR IN SMALL QUANTITIES, NOT IN THEIR ORIGINAL

CONTAINERS TO THE CONSUMING PUBLIC

THROUGH SUPERMARKETS, CONVENIENCE STORES AND

OTHER RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Sec 43: Sec 25 of 5921, Amended• Sec 25 Sale of medicine, pharmaceuticals, drugs devices. –

“Pharmaceutical, drug or biological manufacturing establishments, importers and wholesalers of drugs, medicines, or biological products SHALL NOT SELL THEIR PRODUCTS FOR RE-SALE EXCEPT ONLY TO RETAIL DRUG OUTLETS, HOSPITAL PHARMACIES OR TO OTHER DRUG WHOLESALERS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A REGISTERED PHARMACIST, AND SUPERMARKETS, CONVENIENCE STORES, OTHER RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS, DULY LICENSED BY THE BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS.”

VIOLENT POISONS:• Arsenical preparations, phosphorous,

corrosive sublimate, atropine, strychnine, or any of their salts, hydrocyanic acid or prussic acid, oil of mirbane (nitrobenzene)

POISON BOOK:• Date of each sale• The name and address of the purchaser• The name & quantity of the poison sold• The purpose of the purchase

ABORTIVES & ANTI-CONCEPTIONAL SUBSTANCES

OR DEVICES• Number and date of the Rx• Name and address of the physician• Name, quantity, and manufacturer of the

drug• Name and address of the purchaser• Date of filling the Rx• Signature of the pharmacist filling the Rx

Requirements for the opening and operations of drugstores

and pharmacies“ The minimum requirements necessary for the opening and operation of drugstore and pharmacies shall be in accordance with the rules and regulations prescribed by the BFAD. No application for the opening of a retail drugstore shall be approved unless it is signed by a Filipino registered pharmacist, either as owner or as a supervising pharmacist (as amended by P.D. 1363 on May 2, 1978 )“

PD NO. 223

June 22, 1973CREATED THE

PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION

Definition of Terms1. Pharmacy or drugstores2. Drug or Pharm. Laboratory/manufacturing3. Wholesaler4. Person5. Drugs6. Pharmaceuticals7. Device8. Biologic Products9. Poison10. Cipher11. Code12. Secret Keys

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