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