A) To increase government revenue B) To protect only government officials C) To punish every accused person D) To maintain peace and order and administer justice.
A) Education B) Business C) Media D) Law Enforcement.
A) Six B) Five C) Three D) Four
A) Courts B) Education C) Prosecution D) Law enforcement
A) Correction B) Courts C) Community D) Law enforcement
A) Prosecution B) Prosecution C) Correction D) Community
A) Corrections B) Courts C) Prosecution D) Courts
A) Courts B) Corrections C) Prosecution D) Community
A) Corrections B) Prosecution C) Community D) Courts
A) To decide court cases B) To create laws C) To enforce existing laws. D) To impose judicial sentences
A) BJMP B) PNP C) NBI D) BFP
A) Philippine National Patrol B) Philippine National Protection C) Philippine National Police D) Philippine Narcotics Police
A) RA 9344 B) RA 6975 C) RA 10575 D) RA 9165
A) Department of the Interior and Local Government Act of 1990 B) Philippine National Police Reform Act C) Juvenile Justice Act D) Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act
A) CSC B) COA C) DepEd D) NBI
A) National Bureau of Inspection B) National Bureau of Intelligence C) National Bureau of Investigation. D) National Board of Investigation
A) BJMP B) BFP C) NBI D) PNP
A) Bureau of fire prevention B) Bureau for Public Firefighting C) Bureau of Fire Protection. D) Board of Fire Protection
A) NBI B) BuCor C) PNP D) BJMP
A) Bureau of Jail Management and Penology B) Bureau of Jail Monitoring and Protection C) Bureau of Justice Management and Police D) Bureau of Judicial Management and Penology
A) PNP B) NBI C) BuCor D) BJMP
A) Bureau of Criminal Operations B) Bureau of Corrections C) Bureau of Correctional Operations D) Bureau of Custodial Corrections
A) To determine whether criminal charges should be pursued based on evidence and law B) To imprison convicted persons C) To arrest all suspects D) To create criminal laws
A) Public prosecutor B) Jail warden C) Police officer D) Barangay captain
A) Legislative B) Judicial C) Administrative D) Executive
A) Regional Trial Court B) Court of Appeals C) Sandiganbayan D) Supreme Court
A) Determine legal rights and adjudicate cases B) Operate prisons C) Investigate crimes D) Patrol communities
A) Judicial notice B) Double jeopardy C) Presumption of innocence D) Equal protection
A) Prosecution B) Judge C) Defense counsel D) Accused
A) Preponderance of evidence B) Proof beyond reasonable doubt C) Clear and convincing evidence D) Substantial evidence
A) Right to travel B) Right to privacy C) Right to assembly D) Right against self-incrimination
A) Individual rights and fairness in legal proceedings. B) Government authority C) Police powers only D) Court buildings
A) Constitution B) Police manual C) Barangay ordinance D) Agency memorandum
A) Article l B) Article lll C) Article IV D) Article ll
A) Article III, Section 10 B) Article III, Section 5 C) Article lll section 2 D) Article III, Section 15
A) Prosecutor B) Barangay official C) Police officer D) Judge
A) To replace a court decision B) To authorize a lawful search for specified evidence or property C) To convict a suspect D) To impose imprisonment
A) The punishment imposed after conviction B) The final judgment of a court C) The filing of a civil case D) The taking of a person into custody so that the person may answer for an offense
A) Arresting a person without any legal basis B) Arresting a person because of appearance C) Arresting a person caught in the act of committing an offense D) Arresting anyone suspected by rumor
A) To replace the courts B) To create laws C) To establish facts concerning an alleged crime D) To punish suspects immediately
A) A personal belief B) A police opinion C) The means sanctioned by the Rules of Court of ascertaining the truth concerning a matter of fact D) Any rumor about a crime
A) An unsupported accusation B) A personal opinion C) A weapon recovered from a crime scene D) A rumor
A) Evidence presented through the testimony of a witness B) Physical objects only C) Written laws D) Court buildings
A) It guarantees conviction B) It eliminates the need for investigation C) It helps maintain the integrity and reliability of evidence D) It replaces witness testimony
A) Tracking police promotions B) Tracking the handling and transfer of evidence C) Tracking court schedules D) Tracking government salaries
A) Community B) Corrections C) Prosecution D) Law enforcement
A) Investigation of every crime B) Rehabilitation of offenders C) Creation of criminal law D) Issuance of search warrants
A) Helping offenders develop behavior and skills that support lawful reintegration B) Removing all legal rights C) Increasing punishment without purpose D) Preventing all communication with society
A) Returning a rehabilitated person to productive participation in society B) Filing a criminal complaint C) Issuing a warrant D) Arresting a suspect
A) Courts B) Prosecution C) Community D) Corrections
A) Communities replace the courts B) Communities automatically impose punishment C) Communities issue warrants D) Communities can cooperate with authorities and help address local crime problems
A) Arrest without legal authority B) Actions intended to reduce the occurrence and impact of crime C) Punishment after conviction only D) Court judgment
A) Avoidance of all police activities B) Protection of criminals from arrest C) Protection of people and communities from threats, crime, and harm D) Protection of government property only
A) The principle that only criminals must obey laws B) The principle that courts may ignore laws C) The principle that everyone, including government authorities, is subject to the law D) The principle that police are above the law
A) It gives officials unlimited power B) It promotes responsible and lawful exercise of authority C) It eliminates the need for laws D) It prevents investigations
A) Exercising unlimited authority B) Ignoring complaints C) Performing police duties competently, ethically, and lawfully D) Avoiding public accountability
A) The power to create laws B) The authority to convict suspects C) The power to ignore the Constitution D) The reasonable judgment exercised by police officers within the limits of law and policy
A) A court procedure B) A correctional program C) A policing approach that emphasizes partnership between police and the community D) A system that excludes citizens
A) Military prosecution B) Secret policing C) Community-oriented policing D) Isolated policing
A) Eliminate investigations B) Use analyzed information and intelligence to guide police operations and priorities C) Punish suspects without trial D) Replace the courts
A) Operate the jail B) Impose the final sentence C) Evaluate evidence and determine whether the legal requirements for prosecution are met D) Act as the judge
A) A sworn written statement charging a person with an offense B) A prison regulation C) A final court judgment D) A police uniform
A) A witness's private diary B) A search warrant C) A police notebook D) A written accusation of an offense subscribed by the prosecutor and filed with the court
A) The stage where the accused is informed of the charge and enters a plea B) The release of evidence C) The police investigation D) The execution of a sentence
A) Guilty B) Denial C) Not guilty D) No Contest
A) Not guilty B) Sentenced C) Guilty D) Convicted
A) A barangay meeting B) A jail inspection C) A police patrol activity D) A judicial proceeding where the parties present evidence and arguments regarding the case
A) The court's determination of the case based on law and evidence B) A witness statement C) A police report D) A prosecutor's personal opinion
A) A prosecutor's investigation B) A police arrest C) A jail transfer D) A judgment finding the accused not guilty
A) A judgment finding the accused guilty of the offense charged or of an offense necessarily included therein B) A warrantless search C) A complaint filed by a witness D) A police investigation
A) A private opinion B) Any disagreement between persons C) Any unpopular behavior D) An act or omission punishable by law
A) The branch of law defining crimes and prescribing their penalties B) The law governing elections only C) The law governing family relationships only D) The law governing only contracts
A) Civil Code B) Revised Penal Code C) Family Code D) Labor Code
A) A barangay announcement B) A police memorandum C) A court decision only D) A law that defines and penalizes specific offenses outside the general provisions of the Revised Penal Code
A) A police investigation techniques B) The authority of a witness to testify C) The legal authority of a court or body to hear and decide a case D) The power of a suspect to arrest others
A) To replace all criminal statutes B) To establish the framework of government and protect fundamental rights C) To eliminate courts D) To authorize unlimited police power
A) Police supremacy B) Administrative privilege C) Rule of law D) Absolute authority
A) Courts may discriminate without legal basis B) Persons similarly situated should generally receive equal treatment under the law C) Police officers are above the law D) Accused persons have no rights
A) To conduct patrol operations B) To decide cases impartially and independently according to law C) To operate prisons D) To enforce police orders
A) Government powers are distributed among different branches with defined functions B) Police control all branches of government C) Courts create all government policies D) One official exercises all government powers
A) Executive B) Legislative C) Correctional D) Judicial
A) Executive B) Electoral C) Legislative D) Judicial
A) Legislative B) Executive C) Local government D) Judicial
A) Cooperation among different government agencies to accomplish shared objectives B) Competition between agencies C) Elimination of government agencies D) Transfer of all powers to one agency
A) It eliminates the need for laws B) It helps avoid duplication and improves the overall response to crime C) It gives agencies unlimited authority
A) Eliminating the rights of victims B) Increasing punishment in every case C) Addressing harm caused by an offense and involving affected parties in the justice process D) Avoiding responsibility for wrongdoing
A) A person who suffers harm as a result of a criminal offense B) Only a police officer C) Only the accused D) Only the prosecutor
A) To replace the judge B) To guarantee conviction C) To protect their rights and support fair administration of justice D) To eliminate due process
A) The tendency of a person who has previously offended to commit another offense B) The filing of a complaint C) The release of evidence D) The dismissal of a case
A) Deterrence B) Arraignment C) Prosecution D) Investigation
A) Removing all court procedures B) Dismissing a criminal case C) Restricting an offender's ability to commit crimes through lawful confinement or other measures D) Giving an offender unlimited freedom
A) To promote justice, public safety, accountability, and respect for the law B) To give unlimited power to law enforcement C) To eliminate the rights of offenders D) To punish every accused person regardless of evidence
A) Due process and rule of law B) Police supremacy C) Absolute authority D) Arbitrary enforcement
A) To determine the final judgment B) To arrest suspects C) To protect and represent the legal interests and rights of the accused
A) Immunity from prosecution B) Legal assistance to protect the accused's rights C) Freedom from all court proceedings D) Automatic acquittal
A) The protection against being prosecuted or punished twice for the same offense under applicable constitutional and legal requirements B) The right to two trials at the same time C) The power to appeal every case twice D) The right to two lawyers
A) It guides personnel to act with integrity, fairness, and respect for the law B) It removes accountability C) It allows officials to ignore regulations D) It permits abuse of authority
A) Proper investigation B) Community cooperation C) Abuse of entrusted authority for improper or private benefit D) Lawful exercise of official duties
A) Agencies working within the law while protecting rights and promoting public safety B) Police making final judgments in criminal cases C) Courts ignoring evidence D) Accused persons being punished without trial
A) It is a system involving law enforcement, prosecution, courts, corrections, and the community working within the law to address crime and promote justice. B) It operates independently of the Constitution and other laws. C) It consists only of police officers. D) It is limited to the punishment of convicted offenders. |