A) Disqualified B) Automatically paroled C) Qualified D) Eligible for pardon
A) Traffic violators B) Juvenile status offenders C) First-time minor offenders D) Violent repeat offenders
A) Discharged B) Absconding C) Released D) Pardoned
A) Minimum sentence B) 6 years C) 6 months D) Expiration of maximum sentence
A) False information given B) Reports monthly C) Pays fine D) Client cooperates
A) Automatic B) Appealable C) Final judgment D) Not appealable
A) 15 days B) 24 hours C) 72 hours D) 48 hours
A) PPA B) Appellate Court C) Trial Court D) BPP
A) Judge B) PPA C) President D) Parole Board
A) 1/3 B) 1/4 C) 1/2 D) Full sentence
A) Probation remains valid B) The probation period is extended C) The probation period is extended in community D) Court may revoke probation
A) EO 292 B) RA 9344 C) PD 968 D) Act 4103
A) Yes, if the prosecutor is agree B) No C) Yes D) Yes, if the court allows
A) Post-Sentence Investigation Report B) PRobation-Sentence Investigation Report C) Public Security Investigation Report D) Police Service Report
A) Ramon Bagatsing B) JohnAugustus C) Mathew Davenport Hill D) Teodulo C. Natividad
A) People vs. Vera B) People vs. Brockway C) People vs. Natividad D) People vs. Hill
A) Military discipline B) Exposure to prison gangs C) Stronger family ties D) Solitary confinement
A) Abolish probation B) Increase detention C) Speed up detainee release D) Delay cases
A) Final judgment of acquittal B) Interlocutory conditional order C) Legislative actq D) Executive act
A) Upon issuance of order B) Upon arrest C) Upon appeal D) Upon filing application
A) Freedom B) New trial C) Dismissal of case D) Serve remaining maximum sentence
A) Police officer B) Judge C) Probation Officer D) Warden
A) Automatically pardoned B) Eligible for diversion C) Cannot apply for probation D) May apply for probation
A) Freedom B) To test or prove C) Punishment D) Release
A) Age only B) Appeal in Court C) Humanitarian reasons D) Wealth
A) Imprisonment B) Bail payment C) Deportation D) Promise to keep peace
A) Banishment B) Clemency C) Probation D) Modern parole
A) A privilege B) Supervised C) Conditional D) A pardon
A) 1978 B) 1987 C) 1935 D) 1976
A) Act 4103 B) RA 9165 C) PD 968 D) RA 9344
A) After arrest B) Before conviction C) During trial D) After conviction and sentence
A) Texas B) Illinois C) Massachusetts D) New York
A) A privilege B) A right C) Automatic D) Mandatory
A) Sentence is dismissed B) Sentence may be executed C) Case is appealed D) Probation continues
A) Regional Director B) Chief PPO C) PPO D) President |