A) To discover the truth and identify the offender B) To protect the reputation of the police C) To punish the suspect immediately D) To obtain a confession at all costs
A) Sentencing B) Preliminary investigation C) Trial D) Arrest
A) Criminal record B) Body of the crime C) Body of the accused D) Witness statement
A) Defense counsel B) Investigator C) Prosecutor D) Judge
A) To punish offenders B) To observe and gather information C) To conduct a trial D) To issue a warrant
A) Securing the crime scene and protecting life B) Interviewing the media C) Arresting every person present D) Moving all evidence
A) To replace witness testimony B) To entertain the public C) To identify the judge D) To preserve the original appearance of the scene
A) Written argument B) Personal opinion C) Tangible objects related to a crime D) Rumors about the suspect
A) Criminal history of the suspect B) Documentation of evidence handling and transfer C) List of police officers D) Court hearing schedule
A) Hair B) Arrest warrant C) Court decision D) Police report
A) Study of government administration B) Study of political systems C) Application of science to criminal investigation D) Study of economics
A) Forensic chemistry B) Pathology C) Toxicology D) Dactyloscopy
A) Odontology B) Ballistics C) Anthropology D) Serology
A) Forensic Pathology B) Questioned Document Examination C) Dactyloscopy D) Forensic Toxicology
A) Fingerprint patterns B) Drugs, poisons, and toxic substances C) Handwriting styles D) Footwear impressions
A) Cesare Lombroso B) Hans Gross C) Francis Galton D) Alphonse Bertillon
A) Circle, square, and triangle B) Plain, curved, and broken C) Ridge, valley, and line D) Loop, whorl, and arch
A) Poroscopy B) Dactyloscopy C) Graphology D) Podoscopy
A) To determine a person's income B) To establish a person's education C) determine a person's political views D) To determine a person's identity
A) Measuring height B) Measuring fingerprints C) Identifying individuals through genetic characteristics D) Determining handwriting style
A) Fingerprint impression B) Physical object C) Witness statement given under oath D) Photograph
A) Written or recorded material presented in court B) A person's physical appearance C) A weapon D) A fingerprint
A) Forensic pathology B) Dactyloscopy C) Ballistics D) Criminal sociology
A) Stiffening of the body after death B) Cooling of the body C) Discoloration of the skin only D) Decomposition of bones
A) Bone fracture B) Body temperature increase C) Postmortem settling of blood in dependent parts of the body D) Stiffening of muscles
A) To punish a suspect B) To threaten a witness C) To obtain relevant information D) To force a confession
A) Conducting a medical examination B) Formal questioning of a suspect about suspected involvement in an offense C) Preparing a police uniform D) Issuing a court decision
A) A court judgment B) A statement acknowledging a fact relevant to the case C) A police appointment D) search warrant
A) A witness identification B) Denial of an accusation C) An acknowledgment of guilt of the offense charged D) A police memorandum
A) Be punished without trial B) Remain silent and have competent and independent counsel C) Be forced to confess D) Be denied legal assistance
A) A witness signature B) A police uniform C) Information processed and analyzed for law enforcement purposes D) A court sentence
A) Storage B) Evaluation C) Planning and direction D) Dissemination
A) A person who provides information to authorities B) A judge C) A court clerk D) A defense lawyer
A) Recording criminal cases on geographical maps B) Preparing a court decision C) Identifying fingerprints D) Drawing a suspect's portrait
A) To identify fingerprints B) To issue a prison sentence C) To replace the court record D) To record reported incidents and police activities
A) Theft B) Robbery C) Estafa D) Trespassing
A) Theft B) Homicide C) Perjury D) Robbery
A) Swindling or fraud B) Physical injury C) Illegal detention D) Murder
A) R.A. 9745 B) R.A. 10883 C) R.A. 7438 D) R.A. 9165
A) R.A. 9208, as amended B) R.A. 8491 C) R.A. 3019 D) R.A. 10913
A) A police identification card B) An order issued by a judge authorizing the arrest of a person C) A witness statement D) A search report
A) A court testimony B) An arrest record C) An order issued by a judge authorizing the search of specified places and seizure of specified personal property D) A police blotter
A) An initial report about an incident B) A final court decision C) A medical certificate D) A prison record
A) To close the court permanently B) To provide updates on the investigation C) To sentence the suspect D) To issue an arrest warrant
A) An arrest warrant B) A witness rumor C) A personal diary D) A report containing the findings and results of an investigation
A) Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act B) Anti-Carnapping Act C) Rights of Persons Arrested, Detained or Under Custodial Investigation D) Dangerous Drugs Act
A) Anti-Hazing Act B) Anti-Wiretapping Act C) Anti-Torture Act of 2009 D) Anti-Carnapping Act
A) All suspects are automatically guilty B) All witnesses are excluded C) Evidence obtained in violation of constitutional rights may be inadmissible D) All evidence is automatically accepted
A) Every accused person is guilty B) A suspect cannot have a lawyer C) A witness decides the sentence D) An accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty
A) To guarantee conviction B) To provide scientific information relevant to the case C) To entertain the judge D) To replace all witnesses
A) Taking property B) Illegal entry C) Damage to property D) Killing of a person without the qualifying circumstances of murder
A) Illegal detention B) Theft of property C) Killing of certain close relatives as defined by law D) Killing of a stranger only
A) Illegal adoption B) Killing of a child less than three days old C) Physical injury D) Killing of an adult
A) Borrowing property B) Taking personal property with intent to gain through violence, intimidation, or force upon things C) Receiving a gift D) Losing personal belongings
A) Taking personal property of another with intent to gain and without consent, without violence or intimidation or force upon things B) Taking property through violence C) Returning borrowed property D) Receiving a lawful gift
A) Deceit or abuse of confidence resulting in damage or prejudice B) Illegal parking C) Simple trespassing D) Accidental injury
A) Borrowing a bicycle B) Taking a motor vehicle belonging to another without consent and with intent to gain C) Illegal possession of documents D) Damaging a public road
A) RA 9745 B) RA 7438 C) RA 10883 D) RA 9165
A) Borrowing equipment B) Dealing in property derived from robbery or theft, as defined by law C) Selling new products D) Building a fence
A) RA 10175 B) PD 1612 C) RA 11917 D) RA 8491
A) RA 9165 B) RA 7438 C) RA 10175 D) RA 11053
A) Criminal activity involving computers or information and communications technology B) Traditional farming C) Lawful internet browsing D) Ordinary conversation
A) Borrowing a book B) Using a public computer lawfully C) Changing clothes D) Unauthorized use of another person's identifying information
A) Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information through deceptive communication B) Legal online shopping C) Data backup D) Computer repair
A) RA 8491 B) RA 9165 C) RA 7438 D) RA 10175
A) BJMP B) PDEA C) PCG D) BFP
A) Lawful travel B) Ordinary transportation C) Legal employment D) Exploitation of persons through acts and means prohibited by law
A) RA 11862 B) RA 9165 C) RA 10883 D) RA 9745
A) RA 8491 B) RA 10175 C) RA 7438 D) RA 11053
A) RA 9165 B) RA 9745 C) RA 10883 D) RA 11313
A) Study of economics B) Study of business law C) Study of geography D) Application of medical knowledge to legal matters
A) Document preparation B) Traffic enforcement C) Financial investigation D) Medical investigation of death and disease in legal contexts
A) Cooling of the body B) Decomposition of documents C) Change in fingerprint patterns D) Stiffening of muscles after death
A) Body cooling B) Settling of blood in dependent parts of the body after death C) Stiffening of muscles D) Hair growth
A) Stiffening of muscles B) Cooling of the body after death C) Decomposition of bones D) Blood clotting
A) Medical examination of a dead body to determine cause and manner of death B) Police interrogation C) Examination of fingerprints D) Interview of a witness
A) Location of the incident B) Time of arrest C) Name of the investigator D) Injury or disease responsible for death
A) Exact time of death B) Identity of the doctor C) Classification of death, such as natural, accident, suicide, homicide, or undetermined D) Body temperature
A) Deep cut B) Superficial injury caused by friction C) Internal bleeding only D) Bone fracture
A) Puncture wound B) Burn injury C) Superficial scratch D) Bruise caused by blunt force
A) Collect traffic fines only B) Close roads permanently C) Determine the circumstances and contributing factors of an accident D) Immediately blame a driver
A) Anti-Torture Act B) Land Transportation and Traffic Code C) Dangerous Drugs Act D) Cybercrime Prevention Act
A) Help assess vehicle movement and braking during an accident B) Determine blood type C) Identify fingerprints D) Identify handwriting
A) RA 10586 B) RA 10913 C) RA 9165 D) RA 4136
A) RA 10175 B) RA 7438 C) RA 10586 D) RA 10913
A) Heat, fuel, and oxygen B) Smoke, water, and light C) Fuel, water, and carbon dioxide D) Water, air, and soil
A) Oxygen, water, and carbon dioxide B) Fuel, smoke, water, and light C) Heat, fuel, oxygen, and chemical chain reaction D) Heat, water, soil, and air
A) Willful or malicious burning punishable under applicable law B) Accidental dropping of an object C) Illegal parking D) Theft of documents
A) Destroy evidence B) Increase the size of the fire C) Determine the origin and cause of a fire D) Replace fire prevention measures
A) RA 9165 B) RA 10175 C) RA 7438 D) PD 1613
A) Written order issued by a judge authorizing a search under legal requirements B) Police identification card C) Arrest record D) Court testimony
A) Police blotter B) Written order issued by a judge directing the arrest of a person C) Search report D) Medical certificate
A) Personal suspicion without supporting facts B) Public rumor C) Anonymous opinion alone D) Facts and circumstances sufficient to create a reasonable belief that an offense was committed and the person or place is connected to it
A) Sentencing procedure B) Civil mediation C) Summary inquiry conducted by a prosecutor involving a person arrested without a warrant D) Final trial
A) Prison inspection B) Police promotion process C) Final judgment D) Inquiry to determine whether sufficient grounds exist to proceed with prosecution B. Final judgment
A) Judge B) Arresting officer C) Barangay secretary D) Police investigator
A) Initial questioning of a witness by the party who called the witness B) Questioning by the opposing party C) Police interrogation only D) Questioning by the media
A) Private conversation B) Initial questioning by the calling party C) Police report writing D) Questioning of a witness by the opposing party
A) Refusing an interview B) Forgetting a document C) Giving an honest mistake D) Deliberately making a false statement under oath on a material matter
A) Establish facts relevant to the case B) Guarantee conviction C) Entertain the audience D) Protect the investigator from questions |