A) Universal Declaration of Human Rights B) ASEAN Declaration on Prison Standards C) Nelson Mandela Rules D) UN Convention Against Torture
A) Allowed only for detainees B) Permitted for serious offenses C) Subject to the warden’s discretion D) Prohibited as prolonged solitary confinement
A) RA 10592 B) RA 10575 C) BJMP Manual D) Revised Penal Code
A) BJMP Memorandum Circulars B) RA 10575 C) UN Mandela Rules D) RA 10592
A) Local Jail Ordinances B) UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners C) DSWD Guidelines D) Revised Penal Code only
A) Comply with international terms only B) Comply with international terms C) Distinguish detainees from convicts D) Avoid labeling, branding, or shaming
A) . X is minimum security; Y is maximum security B) X is a detainee; Y is a sentenced prisoner C) Both are detainees D) Both are sentenced prisoners
A) Minimum Security B) Super Maximum C) Maximum Security D) Medium Security
A) Minimum Security B) Medium Security C) Maximum Security D) Detainee Status
A) Blue B) Brown C) Yellow D) Orange / Tangerine
A) Blue B) Orange C) Yellow D) Brown
A) Medium Security B) Super Maximum C) Maximum Security D) Minimum Security
A) Still Maximum Security B) Eligible for Medium Security C) Eligible for Minimum Security D) Reclassified as Detainee
A) BJMP Headquarters B) The Warden alone C) The Classification Board D) The Court
A) Prevent criminal contamination B) Segregate by religion C) Separate rich from poor inmates D) Make administration easier
A) 1:5 B) 1:10 C) 1:24 D) 1:7
A) 4 B) 3 C) 1 D) 2
A) 3 officers B) 1officer only C) . 1 officer + 1 backup D) 2 officers + 1 supervisor
A) 2:1 B) 1:1 + 1 supervisor C) 3:1 D) 1:1
A) 1:2 B) 2:1 C) 1:1 D) 3:1
A) 1:240 B) 1:120 C) 1:80 D) 1:180
A) 1:120 B) 1:150 C) 1:225 D) 1:80
A) 1:240 B) 1:80 C) 1:120 D) 1:180
A) 1:225 B) 1:225 C) 1:150 D) 1:80
A) 1:150 B) 1:120 C) 1:240 D) 1:80
A) 1:80 B) 1:150 C) 1:240 D) 1:120
A) Security is the prerequisite for rehabilitation B) They are unrelated goals C) Rehabilitation is more important than security D) Security is only for high-risk inmates
A) Police discretion B) Valid commitment order or mittimus C) Public demand D) Warden’s order
A) Two B) One C) Three D) Four
A) 30 minutes B) No fixed requirements C) 1 hour D) 2 hours
A) Adequate ventilation and natural light B) Separate facilities for male and female C) Individual air-conditioned cells D) Space to prevent overcrowding
A) Unpaid and mandatory B) Assigned only to minimum security C) Punitive and afflictive D) Non-exploitative and skills-oriented
A) Freedom only if they pay fees B) Limited freedom only on Sundays C) No freedom of religion D) Absolute freedom of conscience and exercise
A) Warning B) Extra work duties C) Loss of privileges D) Corporal punishment
A) Only their lawyer B) Only fellow inmates C) Only the warden D) Confidential channels and independent bodies like CHR
A) Media coverage B) Recommendation of the prosecutor C) Police request D) Order of a competent court
A) Complaint / Information B) Medical Certificate (within 24 hours) C) Commitment Order D) Proof of residence
A) Gater B) Desk Officer C) Health Unit D) Records Unit
A) The inmate is admitted anyway B) The inmate is punished C) Commitment is held in abeyance pending corrected certificate D) The committing officer is jailed
A) The nearest police station B) The nearest government health facility C) Stay in holding cell D) Their personal doctor
A) Issue uniform and bedding B) Encode data to NIMS C) Mug shot and fingerprinting D) Accomplish jail booking sheet
A) Female health personnel B) Any available personnel C) Male health personnel D) Police doctor
A) Warden B) Records Unit C) Property Custodian D) Desk officer
A) The committing officer B) The police C) The inmate D) The court
A) The Gater B) Records officer C) Assistant Warden / Officer of the Day D) Property Custodian
A) Courtroom B) Reception and Diagnostic Center C) Work assignment area D) Quarters
A) Warden B) Police Chief C) Judge or Clerk of Court D) Prosecutor
A) Body cavity search B) Rub search C) Pat search D) Strip search
A) Blanket and mat B) Mosquito net C) Personal clothing D) Mess kit
A) Quarantine / Reception Unit B) Regular dormitory C) Court hearing D) Immediate work assignment
A) BJMP B) Provincial government C) DSWD D) BuCor
A) BJMP B) PNP C) Provincial jail D) BuCor
A) Long term convicts B) High risk inmates C) Sentenced prisoners D) Persons awaiting inquest or filing of charges
A) DSWD B) BuCor C) BJMP with UNODC D) DepEd only
A) Time Allowance for Study, Teaching, and Mentoring B) Special time allowance C) Good behavior credit D) Good Conduct Time Allowance
A) BJMP only B) BuCor only C) Provincial jail only D) All three agencies
A) Train staff only B) The community of PDLs under supervision C) Social worker only D) Psychologists only
A) Financial / Economic B) Affective / Emotional C) Relational / Behavioral D) Cognitive / Intellectual
A) Re-entry B) Pre-re -entry C) Entry / Orientation D) Primary Treatment
A) Primary Treatment B) Entry / Orientation C) Pre-re-entry D) After care
A) Primary Treatment B) Pre-Re-entry C) After care D) Re-entry
A) After care B) Orientation C) Pre-re-entry D) Re-entry
A) Integration B) Re-entry C) Community service D) Aftercare
A) Social workers only B) Legal officers C) Vocational instructors D) Chaplains and faith-based groups
A) CHED only B) TESDA only C) DepEd and ALS D) DILG
A) Punitive labor B) Competition among inmates C) Marketable skills and work habits D) Prison income only
A) Moral-Spiritual B) Education-Livelihood C) Political Indoctrination D) Political Indoctrination
A) BuCor B) Provincial jails C) PNP D) BJMP
A) Security classification and program needs B) Guilt or innocent C) Sentence reduction D) Release date
A) Permanent housing for ex-convicts B) Legal aid only C) Temporary residence and pre-release support D) Punitive confinement
A) Health and same standards as the community B) Religious practice C) Recreation D) Free food
A) She may be denied for security reasons B) Only if she pays a fee C) Children are never allowed in facilities D) Special provisions protect women and children
A) Ecape attempt B) Special protections for vulnerable groups C) Disciplinary infraction D) Privilleges only
A) Notice of charges B) Punishment without hearing C) Rights to appeal D) Right to be heard
A) Local elections B) Humane conditions and rehabilitation C) Court schedules D) Staff promotions
A) Reintegration and employment B) Public safety C) Agency reputation D) Their family only
A) Agency only B) Families, LGUs, NGOs, and employers C) Police only D) Judge only
A) Originally 1955; updated and renamed in 2015 B) Only applicable to South Africa C) Contains 100 rules total D) Adopted in 2015 and renamed in 1955
A) Corporal punishment B) Torture C) Cruel punishment D) Adequate healthcare
A) Respect for human dignity and no cruel punishment B) Immediate release for minor offenses C) Free legal aid for all D) No protection for PDLs
A) Plea bargain B) Detainee’s Manifestation C) Waiver of rights D) Commitment order
A) They are transferred to BuCor B) Warden issues sworn certification of refusal C) They are released D) Charges are dropped
A) 1:2 to 1:3 B) 3:1 C) 1:1 D) 2:1
A) Served half minimum or one-third maximum sentence B) Serving life sentence as second offender C) Severe physical handicap D) 65 years or older with no pending case
A) Brown B) Orange / Tangerine C) Yellow D) Blue
A) Automatically reclassified B) Minimum Security C) Medium Security D) Maximum Security
A) Verify Ducoments B) Refers to record unit C) Search persons entering D) Issue uniforms
A) Desk drawer B) Warden’s office C) Safety vault D) Common fund
A) Records Unit during booking B) Reception area C) Property Custodian D) Health Unit
A) Seniority and progress B) Physical strength only C) Wealth D) Offense type
A) Honesty, responsibility, respect, productivity B) No Rules C) Strict obedience only D) Doing whatever staff say
A) BJMP B) BuCor C) DSWD Rehabilitation Centers D) PNP
A) Parole B) Probation C) Time Allowance for Study, Teaching, and Mentoring D) Early release automatically
A) Uneven implementation B) Adequate funding C) Overcrowding D) Stigma
A) Admission process B) Security classification C) Pre-release and reintegration D) Disciplinary actions
A) 1 officer + 1 back up B) 3 officers C) 2 officers D) 1 officer
A) For minor offenses only B) Only as last resort, max 15 days C) Allowed indefinitely D) No limits set
A) Punishment only B) Detention only C) Retaliation D) Rehabilitation and reintegration
A) A type of punishment B) A court order for commitment C) Disciplinary rules D) A medical certificate
A) Relaxed and lenient B) Strict and punitive C) Sufficient but humane D) Absent entirely |