A) Prison facility B) Community C) Detention center D) Jail compound
A) Lower cost B) Total isolation C) Maximum security D) High cost
A) President B) Congress C) Chief Justice D) Senate President
A) Amnesty B) Commutation C) Reprieve D) Probation
A) Parole B) Amnesty C) Probation D) Pardon
A) Amnesty B) Probation C) Parole D) Pardon
A) Congress B) President C) Court D) BPP
A) Parole B) Good Conduct Time Allowance C) Amnesty D) Probation
A) All penalties removed B) Case is dismissed C) Some penalties remain D) No more obligation
A) Record remains B) Appeal pending C) Fine still due D) All penalties removed
A) Judicial clemency B) Military clemency C) Executive clemency D) Legislative clemency
A) Murderers only B) Classes of offenders C) Individual offenders D) Public officials only
A) Same penalty B) Lighter penalty C) Longer term D) Death penalty
A) Full pardon B) Reduction of penalty C) Temporary delay D) Permanent release
A) RA 9344 B) RA 9165 C) RA 6425 D) PD 968
A) Minimum sentence B) One year C) Six months D) Full sentence
A) Police B) Judge C) Prosecutor D) Probation Officer
A) Court B) President C) Congress D) BPP
A) Parole B) Appeal C) Probation D) Bail
A) Renewed B) Ignored C) Revoked D) Extended
A) President with concurrence of Congress B) Senate only C) Court D) President alone
A) Nothing B) Full civil and political rights C) Right to vote only D) Civil liberties partially
A) Community service B) No conditions C) Compliance with conditions D) Reporting monthly
A) On probation B) On parole C) Inside correctional facility D) At home
A) Convicted inmates B) Parolees C) Probationers D) Accused awaiting trial
A) PDLs who helped government B) Released inmates C) Parolees D) Probationers
A) Approved later B) Given warning C) Permanently barred D) Temporarily stopped
A) Denied B) Cancelled forever C) Granted D) Temporarily stopped
A) Suspended B) Ignored C) Cancelled D) Extended
A) Reviewed B) Postponed C) Delayed D) Voided
A) Delayed B) Before sentence end C) Permanent only D) After full term
A) Investigation B) Supervision C) Application D) Appeal
A) Warning only B) Return to prison C) Fine only D) Transfer
A) Interview once B) Imprisonment C) Punishment D) Checking compliance
A) Guided and monitored B) Restrained always C) Free completely D) Ignored
A) Annually B) Monthly only C) Periodically as required D) Never
A) Be informed and heard B) Stop proceedings C) Grant pardon D) Punish offender
A) Probation Officer B) Police C) Judge D) Prosecutor
A) Police station B) Correctional facility C) Court D) Family
A) Prosecutor B) Board of Pardons and Parole C) Judge D) Mayor
A) Demand release B) Appeal immediately C) File bail D) Reapply when eligible
A) Warning B) Recommitment to prison C) Transfer D) Fine
A) Warden B) Police chief C) Mayor D) Board or court
A) Delayed B) Partial C) Suspended D) Completely removed
A) Still remain B) End completely C) Are erased D) Are forgotten
A) Wealth B) Good looks C) Family support D) Good behavior
A) Misconduct committed B) Time served C) Transferred D) Released
A) Released on bail B) Convicted of different crime C) Case dismissed D) Finally convicted
A) Isolate B) Punish more C) Reintegrate to community D) Avoid court
A) Inmates learn crime B) No rehabilitation C) Cost higher D) Less supervision control
A) Bail B) Fine C) Parole D) Recognizance
A) Eleuterio De Jesus B) John Augustus C) Zebulon Brockway D) Teodulo Natividad
A) Teodulo Natividad B) Sir Walter Crofton C) Alexander Maconochie D) John Augustus
A) Common crimes B) Political offenses C) Murder D) Theft
A) Approval B) Payment C) Condition D) Application
A) Still inside prison B) Already serving sentence C) Case pending D) Appeal filed
A) Pardon is denied B) Appeal granted C) Further study needed D) Sentence served
A) Parole B) Fine C) Probation D) Life imprisonment
A) 15 days B) 30 days C) 10 days D) 20 days
A) 10 years B) 6 years C) 12 years D) 20 years
A) First time offender B) Non-dangerous offender C) Sentenced to more than 6 years D) Sentenced to 4 years
A) Pre-Sentence Investigation Report B) Public Safety Incident Report C) Police Summary Investigation Report D) Pre-Sentence Information Review
A) 30 days B) 10 days C) 20 days D) 60 days
A) 60 days B) 10 days C) 30 days D) 5 days
A) 2 years B) 1 year C) 6 months D) 4 years
A) New penalty B) Original sentence C) Double term D) Half sentence
A) Indeterminate sentence B) Maximum term C) Half sentence D) Sentence
A) DOH B) DOJ C) DILG D) DSWD
A) Release B) Approval C) Application D) Admission
A) Police B) Warden C) Judge D) Parole Officer
A) 2/3 B) 1/4 C) 1/3 D) 1/2
A) 15 days/month B) 45 days/month C) 30 days/month D) 10 days/month
A) 1:2 B) 1:1 C) 2:1 D) 3:1
A) At large B) Detained awaiting trial C) Released on bail D) Convicted of light offense
A) Amnesty B) Probation C) Pardon D) Parole
A) Temporarily B) Totally C) Conditionally D) Partially
A) Convicted only B) Accused only C) Specific individuals D) Classes of persons
A) Still crime B) Civil only C) No longer a crime D) Heavily fined
A) Abolished B) Amended C) Revised D) Continued
A) Reprieve B) Commutation C) Probation D) Pardon
A) Parole B) Reprieve C) Probation D) Probation
A) Judge B) Prosecutor C) Judge D) Mercy
A) Punish more B) Free everyone C) Reduce court work D) Correct harshness of law
A) Impeachment cases B) Municipal cases C) Political cases D) Minor offenses
A) Court B) BPP C) Congress D) President
A) Witness recants B) Penalty too harsh C) New evidence found D) Innocence proven
A) Postponement B) Delay C) Release D) Suspension
A) Daily B) Weekly C) Yearly D) As directed
A) Allowed B) Violation C) Excusable D) Minor offense
A) Ignored B) Permitted C) Violation D) Encouraged
A) Money B) Photos C) Gifts D) Progress reports
A) Ignored B) Arrested C) Warned D) Fined
A) Free forever B) Case reopened C) Review pending D) Obligations fulfilled
A) Full civil rights B) Voting only C) Rights partially D) Freedom only
A) Late count B) Serious offense C) Minor error D) Mistake
A) Counsel B) Inmates C) Own rules D) Facility rules
A) Cannot afford bail B) Is sick C) Evaded sentence D) Is poor
A) House only B) Congress C) Senate only D) Supreme Court
A) Guilt B) Penalty C) Sentence D) Judicial record
A) Isolation B) Dependency C) Reintegration D) Recidivism |