A) Protect criminals B) Punish offenders only C) Prevent and control crime D) Encourage deviance
A) Political control B) Police dominance C) Interdependence of institutions D) Judicial supremacy
A) Public safety and order B) Economic development C) Legal education D) Political stability
A) Five B) Four C) Three D) Six
A) Law enforcement B) Prosecution C) Corrections D) Courts
A) Law enforcement B) Community C) Corrections D) Prosecution
A) Law enforcement B) Courts or Judiciary C) Corrections D) Community
A) Prosecution B) Law enforcement C) Judiciary D) Corrections
A) Law enforcement B) Prosecution C) Community D) Judiciary
A) Economic growth B) Political control C) Maintaining peace and order D) Media management
A) The judge issues a warrant B) A person is arrested C) The prosecutor files a case D) A crime is committed and reported
A) Legislative branch B) Judiciary C) Prosecution D) Law enforcement
A) Prosecution B) Judiciary C) Law enforcement D) Community
A) Judiciary B) Corrections C) Law enforcement D) Prosecution
A) Judiciary B) Corrections C) Law enforcement D) Prosecution
A) Prosecution B) Law enforcement C) Corrections D) Judiciary
A) People’s participation in crime prevention B) Social workers only C) Political leaders D) The police and military
A) Each pillar affects the others B) Community acts alone C) Prosecutors are above judges D) Police control the courts
A) Punishing everyone B) Giving each person his or her due C) Supporting criminals D) Protecting only the rich
A) Economic plan B) Political decision C) Sequential process D) Random order
A) Prosecute offenders B) Prevent and control crime C) Judge cases D) Reform inmates
A) Judge B) Jail officer C) Prosecutor D) Police
A) RA 7438 B) RA 8551 C) Republic Act 6975 D) . RA 4864
A) Department of Defense B) Department of Justice C) Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) D) Office of the President
A) RA 9165 B) RA 7438 C) RA 6975 D) RA 8551 (PNP Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998)
A) Chief Superintendent B) Police Director C) Police Colonel D) Police General
A) The crime is committed in the officer’s presence B) The judge orders it C) The suspect is at home D) The prosecutor requests it
A) Leave the country B) Confess freely C) Remain silent and have counsel D) Escape arrest
A) RA 8551 B) RA 9745 C) RA 6975 D) RA 7438
A) Application of the law by authorized officers B) Creation of laws C) Correctional management D) Court interpretation
A) 1991 B) 1995 C) 1987 D) 2000
A) 1987 Constitution B) 1935 Constitution C) Bill of Rights D) 1973 Constitution
A) RA 3815 B) RA 8353 C) RA 6975 D) RA 9165
A) Judicial power B) Legislative power C) Operational command D) Administrative control and supervision over the PNP
A) Secret societies B) Barangay tanods and volunteer groups C) Vigilante groups D) Private armies
A) Community-oriented policing B) Criminal profiling C) Police militarization D) Martial law
A) “Peace and Prosperity B) “To Serve and Protect C) “Honor and Duty” D) “Law and Order”
A) Deter the commission of crime B) Train prosecutors C) Increase fines D) Improve politics
A) Prison escapes B) Crimes and incidents reported C) Court decisions D) Prosecution records
A) Integrity and discipline within the police force B) Amnesty C) Promotions D) Rewards
A) Determine probable cause and file cases in court B) Rehabilitate inmates C) Arrest suspects D) Judge offenders
A) CHR B) Supreme Court C) Department of Justice (DOJ) D) DILG
A) Secretary of Justice B) Solicitor General C) Chief Justice D) Ombudsman
A) Sentence offenders B) File civil suits C) Determine probable cause D) Execute arrest
A) Department of Justice B) Senate C) Supreme Court D) DILG
A) Private citizens B) Military officers C) Public officials accused of crimes D) Police trainees
A) Police officer B) Judge C) Defense attorney D) Public prosecutor
A) Political motive B) Complete proof of guilt C) Reasonable grounds to believe a crime was committed D) Hearsay evidence
A) Police B) Court C) Community D) Prison
A) Complainant only B) Accused C) State or People of the Philippines D) Private sector
A) Interpret the law and render justice B) Punish police officers C) Enforce the law D) Make laws
A) Supreme Court B) Sandiganbayan C) Court of Appeals D) Regional Trial Court
A) One Chief Justice and Fourteen Associate Justices B) Ten Justices C) Fifteen Associate Justices D) One Chief Justice and Ten Associate Justices
A) Make new laws B) Execute laws C) Amend the Constitution D) Declare a law unconstitutional
A) 1987 Constitution B) 1946 Constitution C) 1935 Constitution D) 1973 Constitution
A) Civil Service Commission B) Ombudsman C) Court of Appeals D) Sandiganbayan
A) Accused B) Respondent C) Defendant D) Complainant or plaintiff in criminal cases
A) Court of Tax Appeals B) Regional Trial Courts (RTCs) C) Barangay Courts D) Sandiganbayan
A) Supreme Court B) Municipal Trial Courts (MTCs) C) Regional Trial Courts D) Court of Appeals
A) Barangay disputes B) Police cases C) Administrative cases only D) Appeals from lower courts
A) Tax disputes B) Labor cases C) Juveniles and family-related offenses D) Traffic violations
A) Closed-door session B) Political influence C) Impartial hearing with due process D) Fast conviction
A) Police testimony alone B) Media coverage C) A confession D) Proof beyond reasonable doubt
A) Charged by the prosecutor B) Interrogated C) Arrested by police D) Proven guilty in court
A) Political loyalty B) Fair and impartial justice C) Law enforcement power D) Government funding
A) Appointing prosecutors B) Making new laws C) Controlling the police D) Settling controversies involving rights
A) Locus standi B) Stare decisis C) Res judicata D) Habeas corpus
A) To delay decision B) To dismiss a case C) To stand by decided cases D) To retry an accused
A) Writ of Habeas Corpus B) Writ of Execution C) Writ of Attachment D) Writ of Amparo
A) Deportation B) Property seizure C) Threats to life, liberty, and security D) Arrest for crime
A) Punish offenders cruelly B) Enforce the law C) Rehabilitate offenders and prepare them for reintegration D) Eliminate criminals
A) DILG B) NAPOLCOM C) Department of Justice (DOJ) D) Supreme Court
A) DOJ B) DSWD C) CHR D) Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
A) PNP B) CHR C) BJMP D) Bureau of Corrections (BuCor)
A) Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) B) AFP C) BuCor D) DSWD
A) New Bilibid Prison B) Correctional Institution for Women C) Davao Penal Colony D) Iwahig Penal Colony
A) Penal colonies B) Rehabilitation centers C) Jails D) Prisons
A) Changing offender behavior to conform to law B) Isolating prisoners forever C) Using fear to control inmates D) Torturing offenders
A) Are minors B) Show good behavior after serving part of the sentence C) Are politically connected D) Are under trial
A) Imprisonment B) Appeal C) Bail D) Fine
A) RA 10575 B) RA 7438 C) Presidential Decree 968 D) RA 6975
A) CSC B) Department of Justice (DOJ) C) DILG D) Supreme Court
A) Criminology B) Penology C) Criminalistics D) Police science
A) Restore offender’s moral and social values B) Encourage revenge C) Promote fear D) Increase punishment
A) Parole, Probation, and Pardon B) Life sentence C) Death penalty D) Imprisonment
A) Fourth B) First C) Third D) Fifth
A) Punish offenders B) Control courts C) Support rehabilitation and crime prevention programs D) Replace police
A) RA 8551 B) RA 7438 C) Katarungang Pambarangay Law (RA 7160) D) RA 6975
A) Chief Tanod B) Barangay Captain (Punong Barangay) C) Barangay Secretary D) Barangay Kagawad
A) Amicable settlement of disputes B) Imprisonment C) Political control D) Fine collection
A) Political power B) Police operations C) Judicial independence D) Citizen participation in crime prevention
A) 1987 Constitution, Article XIII B) RA 7438 C) RA 6975 D) 1973 Constitution
A) Punishing the criminal harshly B) Ignoring the victim C) Isolating offenders D) Repairing harm between offender, victim, and community
A) RA 7438 B) RA 9165 C) RA 8551 D) Republic Act 9344
A) 12 years old B) 16 years old C) 18 years old D) 15 years old and below
A) Police stations only B) BuCor C) DSWD and Bahay Pag-asa Centers D) BJMP
A) Detain more prisoners B) Reintegrate offenders into society C) Militarize barangays D) Punish juveniles
A) Punishment severity B) Court decisions only C) Cooperation among all five pillars D) Police power alone
A) Citizens actively participate with law enforcers B) Punishment is harsh C) Police act secretly D) Government acts alone
A) Laws favor the powerful B) Justice is fair, swift, and humane C) Citizens fear the police D) Offenders are tortured |