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  • 1. Probation system started operating in the Philippines on:
A) 1935
B) 1978
C) 1976
D) 1987
  • 2. Offenders sentenced more than 6 years are __________ for probation.
A) Disqualified
B) Eligible for pardon
C) Automatically paroled
D) Qualified
  • 3. The application for probation is filed in?
A) PPA
B) Trial Court
C) Appellate Court
D) BPP
  • 4. RA 10707 amended:
A) EO 292
B) Act 4103
C) PD 968
D) RA 9344
  • 5. Darwin is appealed his conviction. While appeal was pending, he withdrew it and applied for probation. Is he qualified?
A) Yes, if the prosecutor is agree
B) No
C) Yes
D) Yes, if the court allows
  • 6. What happen if probation conditions are violated?
A) Sentence may be executed
B) Probation continues
C) Case is appealed
D) Sentence is dismissed
  • 7. Parole is not:
A) A pardon
B) A privilege
C) Supervised
D) Conditional
  • 8. Restorative Justice Program is provided under:
A) PD 968
B) RA 9344
C) Act 4103
D) RA 9165
  • 9. Drug traffickers under RA 9165:
A) Automatically pardoned
B) Eligible for diversion
C) Cannot apply for probation
D) May apply for probation
  • 10. Order granting probation is:
A) Automatic
B) Final judgment
C) Not appealable
D) Appealable
  • 11. The travel of parolee that beyond 30 days is requires approval of?
A) Regional Director
B) PPO
C) Chief PPO
D) President
  • 12. Cancellation of parole may occur when:
A) Reports monthly
B) Client cooperates
C) False information given
D) Pays fines
  • 13. Probation is supervised by:
A) Police officer
B) Probation Officer
C) Judge
D) Warden
  • 14. Corrections involving Public Attorney's Office and National Prosecution Service aim to?
A) Speed up detainee release
B) Increase detention
C) Abolish probation
D) Delay cases
  • 15. A recommitted parolee may be reconsidered after serving:
A) Full sentence
B) 1/3
C) 1/4
D) 1/2
  • 16. The order granting probation is considered:
A) Final judgment of acquittal
B) Interlocutory conditional order
C) Legislative act
D) Executive act
  • 17. Parole supervision lasts until:
A) 6 months
B) Minimum sentence
C) Expiration of maximum sentence
D) 6 years
  • 18. Probation is granted:
A) Before conviction
B) After arrest
C) During trial
D) After conviction and sentence
  • 19. First probation law in USA enacted in:
A) New York
B) Illinois
C) Massachusetts
D) Texas
  • 20. Institutional correction is best suited for:
A) Traffic violators
B) Violent repeat offenders
C) First-time minor offenders
D) Juvenile status offenders
  • 21. PSIR stands for:
A) Police Service Report
B) PRobation-Sentence Investigation Report
C) Post-Sentence Investigation Report
D) Public Security Investigation Report
  • 22. Act No. 4221 was declared unconstitutional in the case of?
A) People vs. Vera
B) People vs. Hill
C) People vs. Brockway
D) People vs. Natividad
  • 23. Recognizance originally meant:
A) Imprisonment
B) Bail payment
C) Promise to keep peace
D) Deportation
  • 24. Recommitment means?
A) Serve remaining maximum
B) New trial
C) Dismissal of case
D) Freedom
  • 25. When is probation becomes effective?
A) Upon arrest
B) Upon issuance of order
C) Upon appeal
D) Upon filing application
  • 26. If the petitioner cannot be located despite due diligence, he is declared?
A) Absconding
B) Pardoned
C) Released
D) Discharge
  • 27. Medical parole is based on:
A) Appeal in Court
B) Humanitarian reasons
C) Age only
D) Wealth
  • 28. Probation is:
A) A right
B) A privilege
C) Automatic
D) Mandatory
  • 29. The court granted probation. Later, it discovered that the offender had a prior conviction which he concealed. What happens?
A) The probation period is extended in community
B) Probation remains valid
C) Court may revoke probation
D) The probation period is extended OK
  • 30. Transportation in England was:
A) Probation
B) Modern parole
C) Banishment
D) Clemency
  • 31. The word "probation" came from the Latin word meaning?
A) Release
B) Freedom
C) Punishment
D) To test or prove
  • 32. Who is the father of Probation in the Philippines?
A) Teodulo C. Natividad
B) Mathew Davenport Hill
C) Ramon Bagatsing
D) JohnAugustus
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