A) It is subject to approval by the judiciary B) It may only be granted before conviction C) It is a discretionary power of the Chief Executive D) It must be approved by Congress
A) 20 days B) 10 days C) 15 days D) 30 days
A) Increase penalties B) Reduce the sentence of a prisoner C) Cancel criminal liability D) Transfer prisoners to another
A) Amnesty applies to groups of persons while pardon applies to individuals. B) Amnesty requires judicial approval while pardon does not C) Amnesty reduces penalty while pardon postpones punishment. D) Amnesty is granted by courts while pardon is granted by the President.
A) Amount of court fines B) Prisoner's civil rights C) Criminal liability D) Length of imprisonment
A) PROBATION B) REPRIEVE C) PAROLE
A) REPRIEVE B) COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE C) PROBATION
A) Article II Section 5 of the 1987 Constitution B) Article III Section 1 of the 1987 Constitution C) Article VII Section 19 of the 1987 Constitution D) Article XI Section 1 of the 1987 Constitution
A) After the offender serves half of the sentence B) After executive clemency C) After trial D) Before the offender begins serving the sentence
A) The inmate committed no disciplinary offense. B) The inmate served more than half of his sentence. C) The inmate voluntarily surrendered after committing another crime. D) The inmate demonstrated loyalty by not escaping during a calamity.
A) 30 days B) 20 days C) 25 days D) 23 days
A) 15 days B) 30 days C) 20 days D) 23 days
A) FALSE B) Sometimes C) TRUE D) May be
A) Finishes rehabilitation programs B) Works inside the prison C) Serves half of the sentence D) Refuses to escape during a calamity
A) Board of Pardons and Parole B) Commission on Elections C) Supreme Court D) Department of Justice
A) 1/4 of the sentenc B) 1/3 of the sentence C) 1/5 of the sentence D) 1/2 of the sentence
A) Parole B) Court C) Pardon D) Amnesty
A) Courtesy B) Amnesty C) Court D) Pardon
A) Amnesty B) Carpeta C) Pardon D) Court
A) Court B) PARDON C) COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE D) PAROLE
A) Demand dismissal without hearing B) Replace the trial judge handling the case C) Refuse to appear before the court D) Be informed of the violation charged and present evidence in his favor
A) Immediately acquit the probationer B) Automatically terminate probation C) Refer the case to the barangay D) Issue a warrant of arrest
A) Only during appeal B) Only if appointed by the probation officer C) Only if provided by the prosecutor D) Of his own choice
A) Statements or affidavits of apprehending officers B) Place, date, and time of the alleged violation C) Probationer's sworn explanation before a notary public D) Recommendation of the barangay captain
A) Cancelling civil liability B) Restoring civil rights lost due to conviction C) Reopening the criminal case D) Automatically granting parole
A) Thirty days before the expiration of the probation period B) One year after supervision begins C) After the probationer files a request D) Immediately after conviction
A) Public Attorney B) Proper prosecuting officer C) Chief Probation Officer D) Barangay Justice
A) Revocation Petition B) Violation Report C) Compliance Assessment Report D) Probation Investigation Report
A) Serious physical or mental disability B) Failure to comply with reporting requirements C) Refusal to participate in rehabilitation programs D) Commission of another offense
A) The nature, character, and designation of the violation B) Political affiliation of the probationer C) The probationer's educational background only D) Personal opinion of the probation officer only
A) Appealable to the Supreme Court B) Automatically subject to review by the DOJ C) Not appealable but may be corrected by certiorari D) Appealable to the Court of Appeals
A) Early termination of probation B) Successful completion of probation C) Death of the probationer D) Filing of a civil case against the probationer
A) Trial Court Judge B) Prosecutor assianed to the case C) Local Police Chief D) SPPO, Sr. PPO, PPO II, PPO I, or the CPPO
A) Dismiss the original conviction B) Transfer the case to another court C) Continue probation, modify conditions, or revoke probation D) Automatically impose a new criminal case
A) Formally close the probation case and archive the records B) Send the records to the police department C) Destroy the probation records immediately D) Transfer supervision to the barangay
A) Two-thirds (2/3) of the probation period B) One-third (1/3) of the probation period C) One-fourth (1/4) of the probation period D) One-half (1/2) of the probation period
A) Police Investigator B) Trial Court Judge C) Prosecutor D) Supervising Probation Officer
A) File criminal charges against the probationer B) Automatically terminate probation supervision C) Report the matter to the trial court for appropriate action D) Immediately revoke the probation
A) Preliminary Revocation Procedure B) Conditional Revocation Process C) Concept of Violation of Probation Condition D) Probation Supervision Investigation
A) Barangay Captain B) Prosecutor C) CPPO D) Mayor
A) Only after appeal is finished B) At any time during the period of imprisonment C) Only during parole D) Only during the first year of imprisonment
A) Articles 100, 101, 102, and 103 B) Articles 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 C) Articles 50, 60, 70, and 80 D) Articles 29, 94, 97, 98, and 99
A) The detention of a person while the case is being investigated or tried B) The imprisonment after conviction C) A punishment given after parole violation D) A penalty imposed by the President
A) The accused is released on bail B) The accused escapes C) The accused is deported D) The accused is later convicted
A) Article 89 B) Article 99 C) Article 29 D) Article 97
A) Good discipline and obedience to prison rules B) Wealth and status C) Family connections in government D) Political influence
A) Article 75 B) Article 97 C) Article 110 D) Article 50
A) Participation in rehabilitation programs B) All of the above C) Inmate behavior and compliance with institutional rules D) Work performance and discipline
A) Prosecutor B) Court Clerk C) Jail Warden D) Trial court
A) Recommending appropriate credits or benefits to qualified inmates B) Issuing final court judgments on criminal cases C) Screening prisoners for eligibility for time allowances D) Evaluating conduct and participation in correctional programs
A) Republic Act No. 9165 B) Republic Act No. 10592 C) Republic Act No. 6975 D) Republic Act No. 1125
A) Good Conduct Time Allowance B) Special Time Allowance for Loyalty C) Credit for Preventive Imprisonment D) Immediate presidential pardon
A) DOJ B) DND C) DILG D) DOH
A) Only prisoners serving life sentences B) Only detention prisoners C) Both detention prisoners and convicted prisoners D) Only prisoners convicted by final judgment
A) Removing rehabilitation programs B) Eliminating prison rules C) Allowing prisoners to escape freely D) Strengthening prison discipline and rewarding loyalty
A) Time Allowance for Study, Teaching and Mentoring B) Training and Academic Support for Teaching Mentors C) Time Assessment System for Training Management D) Time Allowance for Security and Training Management
A) 10 days B) 15 days C) 30 days D) 20 days
A) Not entitled to STAL B) Entitled to half of STAL C) Entitled to STAL D) Automatically pardoned
A) Accused persons detained during trial wholater receive a prison sentence B) Only prisoners serving life imprisonment C) Only prisoners convicted of heinous crimes D) Only parolees
A) The prisoner refuses to follow prison B) The prisoner stays inside the prison despite danger caused by a calamity C) The prisoner requests release D) The prisoner escapes during a flood |