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CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
Contributed by: Morata
  • 1. A correctional administrator implements a rehabilitation program that emphasizes education and moral reform. Which theory of punishment most closely aligns with this initiative?
A) Reformative Theory
B) Reformative Theory
C) Utilitarian Theory
D) Deterrent Theory
E) Retributive Theory
  • 2. When a judge imposes a sentence aimed primarily at preventing the offender’s future crimes, what principle of penology is being applied?
A) Deterrence
B) Incapacitation
C) Deterrence
D) Rehabilitation
E) Retribution
  • 3. In evaluating the constitutionality of a life sentence for a nonviolent offense, which key legal limitation should a correctional administrator consider
A) The rule of lenity
B) The principle of legality
C) The right against cruel and unusual punishment
D) The right against cruel and unusual punishment
E) The right to due process
  • 4. A correctional policy focusing solely on retribution without addressing reintegration violates which United Nations standard?
A) The Universal Declaration of Human Right
B) The Mandela Rules
C) The Mandela Rules
D) The Bangkok Rules
E) The Tokyo Rules
  • 5. If an offender’s sentence is commuted based on his post-conviction good conduct, this reflects the principle of
A) Proportionality
B) Redemption and reformation
C) Redemption and reformation
D) Certainty of punishment
E) Restitution
  • 6. Which principle is violated when a judge imposes a penalty not prescribed by law for a specific crime?
A) Individualization
B) Legality
C) Proportionality
D) Equality before the law
E) Legality
  • 7. A rehabilitation officer tailors a reformation plan to match an inmate’s educational background and psychological profile. This demonstrates:
A) Equality principle
B) Legal proportionality
C) Individualization of punishment
D) Individualization of punishment
E) General deterrence
  • 8. If a correctional officer designs a program integrating vocational training, therapy, and community support, which penological goal is being prioritized?
A) Retribution
B) Rehabilitation
C) Deterrence
D) Restoration
E) Rehabilitation
  • 9. In comparing retributive and utilitarian theories, which argument most critically challenges the moral foundation of retribution?
A) It encourages leniency
B)  It neglects the future welfare of society
C) It fails to balance rights and responsibilities
D)  It neglects the future welfare of society
E) It promotes unequal sentencing
  • 10. A correctional policy imposing mandatory life sentences for all heinous crimes disregards which key principle of sentencing?
A) Determinate sentencing
B) Restorative justice
C) Rehabilitation
D) Judicial discretion
E) Judicial discretion
  • 11. Which UN principle is violated when inmates are denied access to education or skill programs in prison?
A) Right to human dignity and development
B) Principle of legality
C) Right to human dignity and development
D) Right to equal protection
E) Proportionality of punishment
  • 12. An inmate’s appeal for early release based on severe illness demonstrates which legal principle?
A) Humanitarian consideration under constitutional law
B) Proportionality of penalty
C) Pardon by operation of law
D) Executive clemency
E) Humanitarian consideration under constitutional law
  • 13. If the correctional system fails to segregate juvenile offenders from adults, which fundamental right is being violated?
A) Right to humane treatment
B) Right to due process
C) Right to non-discrimination
D) Right to humane treatment
E) Right to rehabilitation
  • 14. Which theory justifies punishment solely on moral grounds, regardless of its deterrent or rehabilitative effect?
A) Reformative
B) Preventive
C) Deterrent
D) Retributive
E) Retributive
  • 15. A sentencing policy aimed at balancing victim restitution and offender accountability best aligns with
A) Restorative Justice
B) Preventive Justice
C) Retributive Justice
D) Deterrent Justice
E) Restorative Justice
  • 16. When correctional reforms emphasize restorative justice, which penological principle is being redefined?
A) Punishment as social healing
B) Punishment as deterrence
C) Punishment as social healing
D) Punishment as social revenge
E) Punishment as moral correction
  • 17. A jail warden restructures duty schedules to reduce fatigue-related incidents. Which management principle is most applied?
A) Administrative accountability
B) Human relations management
C) Span of control
D) Human relations management
E) Division of labor
  • 18. The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) shifts focus from custodial security to rehabilitation programs. Which administrative function is being emphasized?
A) Directing
B) Controlling
C) Planning
D) Organizing
E) Planning
  • 19. A provincial jail implements a training program integrating human rights and conflict de-escalation. This illustrates which function of correctional administration?
A) Personnel development
B) Decision-making
C) Personnel development
D) Administrative control
E) Correctional operations
  • 20. When a BJMP regional director delegates authority for inmate classification to subordinate officers, which management principle is being operationalized?
A) Chain of command
B) Unity of command
C) Delegation of authority
D) Delegation of authority
E) Administrative discipline
  • 21. In evaluating the BuCor’s modernization plan, which factor best determines its administrative soundness?
A) Its reliance on traditional discipline
B) Its conformity with historical practices
C) Its compliance with legal mandates and institutional mission
D) Its compliance with legal mandates and institutional mission
E) Its focus on cost-cutting
  • 22. During a facility crisis, the warden consults both senior officers and social workers before deciding on containment measures. What decision-making model is being applied?
A) Consultative
B) Intuitive
C) Bureaucratic
D) Consultative
E) Autocratic
  • 23. If disciplinary sanctions are imposed on officers without due process, which core principle of correctional administration is violated?
A) Efficiency
B) Accountability
C) Fairness and legality
D) Fairness and legality
E) Security
  • 24. A provincial warden merges custodial and rehabilitation units to improve coordination. This move exemplifies:
A) Decentralization
B) Reorganization for efficiency
C) Reorganization for efficiency
D) Operational devolution
E) Departmentalization
  • 25. When an officer uses excessive force, and the facility promptly investigates and disciplines the act, what principle is upheld?
A) Officer protection
B) Organizational loyalty
C) Administrative accountability
D) Administrative accountability
E) Command responsibility
  • 26. A BuCor training director includes stress management in the annual program after reviewing incident reports. Which function of administration is demonstrated?
A) Organizing
B) Decision-making
C) Controlling
D) Planning and evaluation
E) Planning and evaluation
  • 27. A jail administrator evaluates which security strategy minimizes escapes while maintaining humane conditions. This reflects which level of Bloom’s taxonomy?
A) Synthesis
B) Application
C) Evaluation
D) Analysis
E) Evaluation
  • 28. An internal audit reveals misuse of inmate welfare funds. The immediate administrative response should prioritize:
A) Transferring the responsible officer
B) Strengthening internal control and accountability mechanisms
C) Publicly disclosing the issue
D) Filing charges immediately
E) Strengthening internal control and accountability mechanisms
  • 29. When BJMP introduces digital record-keeping for inmate profiles, which administrative principle is most enhanced?
A) Efficiency through modernization
B) Legal compliance
C) Transparency
D) Accountability
E) Efficiency through modernization
  • 30. A newly appointed BuCor director integrates restorative justice programs in all facilities. What managerial process does this decision illustrate?
A) Strategic integration
B) Personnel evaluation
C) Operational control
D) Strategic integration
E) Policy execution
  • 31. A jail superintendent conducts regular team meetings to assess program effectiveness and suggest adjustments. This practice best represents:
A) Bureaucratic leadership
B) Top-down control
C) Participative management
D) Autocratic supervision
E) Participative management
  • 32. Upon admission, a PDL is denied a medical examination due to staff shortage. As a correctional administrator, what should be your primary decision?
A) Admit and isolate the PDL pending medical clearance.
B) Refer the PDL to a hospital for immediate assessment before admission.
C) Proceed with admission and schedule the exam later.
D) Delay admission until medical screening is done
E) Refer the PDL to a hospital for immediate assessment before admission.
  • 33. A BJMP warden enforces strict strip-search procedures that some claim violate privacy. How should the warden balance rights and security?
A) Modify the procedure to maintain dignity while ensuring contraband control.
B) Remove the strip-search to avoid rights violations
C) Maintain the existing method without review.
D) Conduct searches publicly to ensure transparency.
E) Modify the procedure to maintain dignity while ensuring contraband control.
  • 34. During admission, officers record incomplete case data from a PDL’s commitment order. What is the best administrative response?
A) Verify with the court or police authority before proceeding
B) Refuse admission until data are completed
C) Assign responsibility to intake staff.
D) Admit immediately and correct data later.
E) Verify with the court or police authority before proceeding
  • 35. A PDL’s trial is delayed due to transportation issues caused by facility negligence. What does this primarily violate?
A) The warden’s command responsibility.
B) The judge’s administrative supervision.
C) The PDL’s right to speedy trial.
D) The PDL’s right to speedy trial.
E) The court’s procedural authority.
  • 36. If a facility permits unsupervised visits between inmates and their relatives, which risk management aspect is being neglected?
A) Security monitoring
B) Human rights protection
C) Disciplinary authority
D) Administrative transparency
E) Security monitoring
  • 37. A correctional administrator designs a new escort policy after several escape attempts. What analytical step must precede policy implementation?
A) Consult affected officers for feasibility and safety feedback.
B) Wait for national BJMP directives.
C) Reduce escort duties until the policy is ready.
D) Consult affected officers for feasibility and safety feedback.
E) Issue the policy immediately to show authority.
  • 38. An inmate’s scheduled release is delayed due to administrative backlog. How should the warden respond?
A) Expedite review through an emergency verification team
B) Release the inmate without final documents.
C) Expedite review through an emergency verification team
D) Explain that delays are part of the process.
E) Request the court to extend detention
  • 39. If a facility fails to segregate detainees from convicted prisoners, which key principle is breached?
A) Classification and legal custody
B) Rehabilitation
C) Administrative convenience
D) Classification and legal custody
E) Security
  • 40. A disciplinary board sanctions a PDL without informing them of the charge or evidence. Which principle is violated?
A) Correctional autonomy
B) Institutional safety
C) Administrative control
D) Due process
E) Due process
  • 41. During visitation, an officer confiscates a visitor’s religious article, suspecting it conceals contraband. What is the most appropriate course of action?
A) Inspect respectfully and return if cleared.
B) Ban all religious articles.
C) Confiscate permanently.
D) Allow the item without inspection
E) Inspect respectfully and return if cleared.
  • 42. A PDL collapses during escort to court, but officers prioritize attendance over medical care. What principle is compromised?
A) Humanitarian care
B) Humanitarian care
C) Security
D) Command obedience
E) Duty discipline
  • 43. The admission officer notices discrepancies between the name on the mittimus and police blotter. What should be done?
A) Assign a new inmate number.
B) Hold admission indefinitely.
C) Conduct immediate verification with the court or police authority
D) Conduct immediate verification with the court or police authority
E) Admit under the mittimus name only
  • 44. If a warden transfers a PDL without court approval, which authority is violated?
A) Court jurisdiction
B) BJMP hierarchy
C) Bureau of Corrections
D) Court jurisdiction
E) DOJ directive
  • 45. During a riot, the warden orders all officers to retreat and regroup before launching a response. This decision reflects which principle of crisis management?
A) Containment and situational assessment
B) Containment and situational assessment
C) Direct confrontation
D) Immediate suppression
E) Command loyalty
  • 46. In an earthquake, the correctional administrator prioritizes opening cell doors to prevent casualties. Which evaluative factor must guide this decision?
A) Structural design vs. policy protocol
B) Inmate welfare vs. escape risk
C) Inmate welfare vs. escape risk
D) Budget limitations
E) Officer authority vs. obedience
  • 47. If a hostage incident occurs inside a provincial jail, the best first administrative action is
A) Order a tactical assault.
B)  Inform higher authorities and activate the crisis management plan
C) Negotiate immediately with hostage-takers.
D) Inform higher authorities and activate the crisis management plan
E) Suspend all jail operations.
  • 48. The warden evaluates that a fire drill caused confusion among staff. Which managerial step should follow?
A) Cancel future drills.
B) Reprimand those who panicked
C) Replace the emergency officer.
D) Conduct an after-action review and retraining
E) Conduct an after-action review and retraining
  • 49. Contraband cellphones are discovered among high-risk inmates. The decision to revise search protocols reflects
A) Intelligence operation
B) Preventive management
C) Policy enforcement
D) Preventive management
E) Administrative sanction
  • 50. If several inmates fall ill after meals, what is the most analytical first response?
A) Report to the media.
B) Isolate suspected food sources and PDLs, then call medical support.
C) Discipline the kitchen staff.
D) Isolate suspected food sources and PDLs, then call medical support.
E) Close the mess hall immediately
  • 51. A jail officer uses force during an attempted escape that results in injury. The warden must evaluate the officer’s action based on:
A) Proportionality and necessity
B) Proportionality and necessity
C) Chain of command
D) Institutional loyalty
E) Success of recapture
  • 52. When BuCor develops a multi-hazard contingency plan, what critical synthesis ensures its effectiveness?
A) Integration of logistics, communication, and coordination protocols
B) Administrative delegation only
C) Integration of logistics, communication, and coordination protocols
D) Focus solely on natural disasters
E) Emphasis on punishment after crises
  • 53. A riot erupts after prolonged food shortage complaints. What management lesson should be derived from this?
A) Lack of preventive planning and communication caused the unrest.
B) Discipline was too lenient.
C) Emergency response was too slow.
D) Lack of preventive planning and communication caused the unrest.
E) PDLs must not be allowed to voice grievances
  • 54. When a typhoon warning is issued, which evaluative question should the warden ask first?
A) Should the public be informed?
B) Are visiting hours affected?
C) Is the facility’s chain of command ready for evacuation?
D) Is the facility’s chain of command ready for evacuation?
E) Can inmates be restrained more tightly?
  • 55. A hostage negotiation lasts several hours without progress. Which analytical indicator should determine the shift to tactical response?
A) Officers are tired.
B) The warden becomes impatient
C) Negotiators confirm immediate threat to life.
D) Negotiators confirm immediate threat to life.
E) Media attention grows
  • 56. If flooding cuts off the power supply in a jail, the administrator should prioritize:
A) Evacuating high-risk inmates to upper floors
B) Locking all cells
C) Waiting for external rescue
D) Counting all PDLs for security
E) Evacuating high-risk inmates to upper floors
  • 57. Following a jailbreak, the investigation reveals poor staff coordination. The most appropriate managerial reform is:
A) File charges against the escapees.
B) Punish the negligent officer only
C) Strengthen communication protocols and conduct scenario-based training
D) Strengthen communication protocols and conduct scenario-based training
E) Replace all personnel involved.
  • 58. If contrabands repeatedly enter despite searches, what evaluative decision should be made?
A) Rotate guards mont
B) Conduct internal audits and intelligence-driven inspection.
C) Conduct internal audits and intelligence-driven inspection.
D) Intensify random strip searches only
E) Ban all visitors.
  • 59. A trial court imposed imprisonment primarily to deter others from committing similar offenses, emphasizing the social impact of the crime rather than the offender’s moral blameworthiness. Which theory of punishment is applied?
A) Reformative theory
B) Deterrent theory
C) Restorative justice theory
D) Retributive theory
E) Deterrent theory
  • 60. Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, what is the principal limitation on the imposition of criminal penalties?
A) Penalties must not violate due process and must not be cruel, degrading, or inhuman
B) Courts may impose penalties beyond statutory limits when justice demands
C) Penalties must not violate due process and must not be cruel, degrading, or inhuman
D) Penalties must always include imprisonment
E) Capital punishment is mandatory for heinous crimes
  • 61. Which principle best justifies parole as a correctional strategy?
A) Absolute incapacitation
B) Positivist rehabilitation approach
C) Lex talionis principle
D) Classical free will doctrine
E) Positivist rehabilitation approach
  • 62. An inmate sentenced under the Revised Penal Code is credited with preventive imprisonment. This reflects which principle?
A) Humane treatment of detainees
B) Proportionality of penalties
C) Humane treatment of detainees
D) Equal protection of laws
E) Retroactive application of penal laws
  • 63. Which of the following situations violates the prohibition against ex post facto laws?
A) Applying a harsher penalty to an act committed before the law was enacted
B) Requiring restitution as civil liability
C) Denying parole for disciplinary violations
D) Increasing the penalty after conviction
E) Applying a harsher penalty to an act committed before the law was enacted
  • 64. The abolition of the death penalty in the Philippines through Republic Act No. 9346 primarily reflects which penal philosophy?
A) Humanitarian reformism
B) Social defense absolutism
C) Utilitarian incapacitation
D) Classical retribution
E) Humanitarian reformism
  • 65. Under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), punishment must always:
A) Serve as public deterrence
B) Be proportionate and not cruel, inhuman, or degrading
C) Be publicly executed
D) Be determined solely by legislative authority
E) Be proportionate and not cruel, inhuman, or degrading
  • 66. Sentencing that considers both the gravity of the offense and the offender’s character aligns with:
A) Mandatory sentencing laws
B) Individualized sentencing principle
C) Determinate sentencing system
D) Individualized sentencing principle
E) Fixed penalty doctrine
  • 67. Which of the following is the best example of restorative justice?
A) Increasing prison terms for repeat offenders
B) Solitary confinement
C) Victim-offender mediation resulting in restitution agreement
D) Mandatory minimum sentencing
E) Victim-offender mediation resulting in restitution agreement
  • 68. The indeterminate sentence law in the Philippines primarily supports:
A) Rehabilitation and parole eligibility
B) Judicial absolutism
C) Capital punishment
D) Rehabilitation and parole eligibility
E) Purely punitive justice
  • 69. Which constitutional right is most directly implicated when prison authorities impose corporal punishment?
A) Right to speedy trial
B) Right to bail
C) Right against self-incrimination
D) Right against cruel, degrading, or inhuman punishment
E) Right against cruel, degrading, or inhuman punishment
  • 70. Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), prisoners must be treated:
A) As persons deprived of liberty but retaining inherent human dignity
B) As persons deprived of liberty but retaining inherent human dignity
C) . As wards of the state without civil rights
D) As permanently disqualified citizens
E) According to the warden’s discretion
  • 71. Which theory views crime as a product of biological and environmental factors?
A) Social contract theory
B) Positivist theory
C) Retributive justice theory
D) Positivist theory
E) Classical theory
  • 72. The principle of proportionality requires that:
A) Punishment must equal revenge
B) Judges must impose maximum penalties
C) All crimes carry imprisonment
D) Punishment must correspond to the severity of the offense
E) Punishment must correspond to the severity of the offense
  • 73. Which of the following demonstrates incapacitation as a penal objective?
A) Life imprisonment to prevent further harm
B) Life imprisonment to prevent further harm
C) Community service
D) Suspended sentence with probation
E) Counseling programs in prison
  • 74. A judge refuses to apply a lighter penalty introduced after the crime was committed, despite it being favorable to the accused. This decision contradicts
A) Separation of powers
B) Judicial independence
C) Retroactivity of penal laws favorable to the accused
D) Prospectivity of penal laws
E) Retroactivity of penal laws favorable to the accused
  • 75. The primary goal of institutional rehabilitation programs such as education and vocational training is:
A) Social reintegration
B) Social reintegration
C) Retribution
D) Public humiliation
E) Permanent segregation
  • 76. Under the 1987 Constitution, excessive fines are prohibited because
A) They delay court proceedings
B) They violate proportional justice and human dignity
C) They violate proportional justice and human dignity
D) They undermine legislative authority
E) They affect local government revenues
  • 77. Which sentencing model reduces disparity by limiting judicial discretion?
A) Mandatory sentencing guidelines
B) Probation system
C) Restorative justice conferencing
D) Indeterminate sentencing
E)  Mandatory sentencing guidelines
  • 78. The concept of “least restrictive means” in correctional treatment refers to:
A) Imposing only the degree of restriction necessary to achieve correctional objectives
B) Imposing only the degree of restriction necessary to achieve correctional objectives
C) Maximum security confinement
D) Eliminating prison discipline
E) Applying the harshest penalty available
  • 79. A newly committed inmate was received without a proper commitment order but was already physically turned over to the jail. As the duty jail officer, what is the most appropriate action?
A) Refuse admission until a valid mittimus or commitment order is presented
B) Accept the PDL and require the escorting officer to return later
C) Temporarily detain the PDL pending submission of documents
D) Accept the PDL to avoid overcrowding at the police station
E) Refuse admission until a valid mittimus or commitment order is presented
  • 80. Which institution has jurisdiction over a detainee charged with a crime punishable by reclusion perpetua but whose case is still pending trial?
A) BJMP City/District Jail
B) Book
C) Bureau of Parole and Probation
D) Provincial Jail
E) BJMP City/District Jail
  • 81. During admission, a PDL refuses to undergo strip search citing human rights violations. The jail officer should:
A) Use reasonable force immediately
B) Explain that search is part of institutional security protocol
C) Cancel the admission process
D) Explain that search is part of institutional security protocol
E) . Place the PDL in solitary confinement
  • 82. A PDL was mistakenly released due to clerical error. Who bears primary responsibility for verifying release authority?
A) Warden
B) Jail Nurse
C) Police Investigator
D) Jail Escort
E) Warden
  • 83. Which of the following best justifies the classification process during admission?
A) To ensure discipline through isolation
B) To segregate based on crime only
C) To determine security risk and rehabilitation needs
D) To determine security risk and rehabilitation needs
E) . To comply with documentation requirements only
  • 84. A PDL convicted by final judgment of reclusion perpetua should be transferred to
A) City Jail
B) BuCor
C) Police Lock-up
D) BuCor
E) Provincial Jail
  • 85. If a detainee is classified as high-risk due to escape history, the most appropriate security measure is:
A) Close custody with limited movement
B) Close custody with limited movement
C) Granting trustee status
D) Transfer to minimum security camp
E) Allowing unsupervised visitation
  • 86. Which is the BEST rationale behind strict visitor identification procedures?
A) To monitor family background
B) To prevent contraband entry and ensure safety
C) To prevent contraband entry and ensure safety
D) To limit number of visitors
E) To collect visitor data for record purposes
  • 87. A PDL under trial needs to attend a court hearing. Who is primarily responsible for escort procedures?
A) Court Sheriff
B) Jail/BuCor Escort Team
C) Jail/BuCor Escort Team
D) Prosecutor's Office
E) Barangay Officials
  • 88. Which action constitutes a violation of custodial responsibility?
A) Recording inmate movement
B) Requiring headcount verification
C) Conducting surprise inspections
D) Allowing PDLs to mingle without supervision
E) Allowing PDLs to mingle without supervision
  • 89. A provincial jail houses a
    convicted offender sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. This is
A) Allowed only if overcrowded
B) Proper under Philippine correctional system
C) B. Improper because BuCor has jurisdiction
D) Allowed only with court approval
E) B. Improper because BuCor has jurisdiction
  • 90. Which principle governs
    disciplinary proceedings inside
    correctional institutions?
A) Due process and documentation
B) Command responsibility only
C) Verbal reprimand only
D) Due process and documentation
E) Immediate punishment without hearing
  • 91. A PDL commits a major offense inside the facility. Before imposing penalties, the disciplinary board must:
A) Conduct hearing and allow explanation
B) Inform the media
C) Conduct hearing and allow explanation
D) Immediately transfer the inmate
E) Refer directly to court
  • 92. What is the primary objective of inmate movement control inside jail facilities?
A) Segregate by social status
B) Restrict freedom entirely
C) Increase administrative workload
D) Maintain order and prevent escape
E) Maintain order and prevent escape
  • 93. A jail officer discovers contraband during routine inspection. The proper procedure is to:
A) Return it after warning
B) Ignore if minor
C) Confiscate, document, and file incident report
D) Confiscate, document, and file incident report
E) Destroy the item immediately
  • 94. Which agency manages municipal and city jails in the Philippines
A) Department of Social Welfare and Development
B) Philippine National Police
C) Bureau of Jail Management and Penology
D) Bureau of Jail Management and Penology
E) Bureau of Corrections
  • 95. Temporary release of a PDL due to court order must be supported by
A) Written release order verified by jail records officer
B) Verbal instruction from lawyer
C) Barangay clearance
D) Family request letter
E) Written release order verified by jail records officer
  • 96. The transfer of a PDL from BJMP to BuCor requires:
A) Recommendation of jail guard
B) Approval of the PDL's family
C) Final judgment of conviction and mittimus
D) Approval of the mayor
E) Final judgment of conviction and mittimus
  • 97. Which is a key difference between BJMP and BuCor facilities?
A) BuCor handles police lock-ups 20.
B) BuCor manages national penitentiaries for sentenced offenders
C) BJMP handles convicted prisoners only
D) BuCor manages national penitentiaries for sentenced offenders
E) BJMP handles parole
  • 98. A PDL complains of inhumane treatment during search. The most appropriate action of administration is to
A) Discipline the complainant
B) Ignore the complaint
C) Discipline the complainant
D) Investigate following custodial standards
E) Transfer the inmate immediately
  • 99. What is the legal basis for continued detention of a detainee pending trial?
A) Media report
B) Media report
C) Warrant of arrest and commitment order
D) Police blotter entry
E) Barangay certification
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