INTO TO CRIM

1. is the GOVERNMENT BODY officially assembled under the authority of law at the appropriate time and place for the administration of justice through which the state enforce its sovereign rights and powers.

A) Collegiate court
B) Court
C) Procecution pillar
D) Preliminary investigation

2. Tasked as PROSECUTORIAL ARM the government established by virtue of 1275 of 1978

A) Court pillar
B) Inquest proceeding
C) Prosecution pillar
D) Preliminary investigation

3. Which are the FUNCTION OF NPS

A) TO ACT AS A LAW OFFICER OF THE PROVINCE
B) TO INVESTIGATE ADMINISTRATIVE CASES FILED AGAINST STATE PROSECUTORS. WHO MUST PROSEC
C) TO MAKE PROPER RECOMMENDATION DURING INQUEST OF A CASE.
D) TO CONDUCT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION.
E) TO REPRESENT THE GOVERNMEN

4. WHO MUST PROSECUTE CRIMINAL ACTION?

A) Investigator
B) Complaint
C) Judge
D) Prosecutor

5. who autorized in WRITING BY THE CHIEF prosecution office

A) Investigator
B) Judge
C) Complaint
D) Procecutor

6. When REQUIRED INQUIRY or PROCEEDING to determine whether there is SUFFICIENT GROUND

A) Inquest proceeding
B) Jurisdiction
C) Preliminary investigation
D) Criminal investigation

7. A PROSECUTOR DOES NOT DETERMINE THE GUILT OR INNOCENCE OF THE ACCUSED BUT MERELY DETERMINES THE EXISTENCE OF“PROBABLE CAUSE”

A) False
B) Maybe
C) True
D) Di ko alam

8. MADE BY PROSECUTOR during preliminary investigation

A) The “executive” determination
B) The “justify” determination
C) The “extreme” determination
D) The “judicial” determination

9. MADE BY THE JUDGE to ascertain

A) The “judicial” determination
B) The “extreme” determination
C) The “jurisdiction” determination
D) The “executive” determination

10. When PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REQUIRED?

A) 10 days before filing of a complaint
B) During filing of a complaint
C) Before filing of a complaint
D) After filing of a complaint

11. PURPOSES and OBJECTIVES OF PI:

A) • to protect the innocent AGAINST HASTY,OPPRESSIVE AND MALICIOS PROSECUTION.
B) •To secure the innocent FROM AN OPEN AND PUBLIC ACCUSATION OF TRIAL.
C) • addresses of the respondent and THE AFFIDAVITS OF THE COMPLAINANT and
D) • to protect the state FROM USELESS AND EXPENSIVE TRIALS.
E) • to issue A SUBPHOENA TO THE RESPONDENT

12. The following are process of preliminary investigation ___________ •ADDRESS OF THE RESPONDENT; •THE AFFIDAVITS OF THE COMPLAINANT; •THE AFFIDAVITS OF HIS WITNESSES,AND •OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS.

A) FILING OF THE COMPLAINT
B) DISMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINT
C) FILING OF COUNTER-AFFIDAVIT
D) THE PROSECUTOR MAY SET A CLARIFICATORY HEARING

13. TO DISMISS THE COMPLAINT no ground to conduct the investigation

A) DISMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINT
B) RESOLUTION OF INVESTIGATING PROSECUTOR
C) FILING OF THE COMPLAINT
D) FILING OF COUNTER-AFFIDAVIT

14. If FINDS PROBABLE CAUSE to hold the respondent for trial,he shall prepare both RESOLUTION and INFORMATION

A) NEED FOR APPROVAL BEFORE FILING
B) RESOLUTION OF INVESTIGATING PROSECUTOR
C) FILING OF THE COMPLAINT
D) FILING OF COUNTER-AFFIDAVIT

15. HE IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT his counter affidavit

A) FILING OF COUNTER-AFFIDAVIT
B) THE PROSECUTOR MAY SET A CLARIFICATORY HEARING I
C) DISMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINT
D) FILING OF THE COMPLAINT

16. TO REQUIRED THE RESPONDENT TO FILE his counter affidavit

A) Jurisdiction
B) Subpoena
C) Court
D) Appeal

17. Is a SWORN WRITTEN STATEMENT

A) Subpoena
B) File
C) Appeal
D) Complaint

18. When PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION IS NOT REQUIRED?

A) inquest proceeding
B) Clarificatory hearing
C) Jurisdiction
D) Custodial investigation

19. How many hours does CORRECTIONAL PENALTIES have?

A) 18
B) 36
C) 24
D) 12

20. How many hours does LIGHT PENALTIES have?

A) 18
B) 24
C) 36
D) 12

21. How many hours does AFFLICTIVE PENALTIES have

A) 24
B) 36
C) 12
D) 18

22. is conducted when a person is LAWFULLY ARRESTED

A) Custodial investigation
B) Act of negligence
C) inquest proceeding
D) Preliminary investigation

23. FILING OF CASE in court

A) Valid
B) Insufficient evidence
C) Arrested illegally
D) Sufficient evidence

24. Arrest is ILLEGALLY/QUESTIONABLE

A) Arrested illegally
B) Insufficient evidence
C) sufficient evidence
D) Valid

25. Arrest is LEGAL

A) Sufficient evidence
B) Arrested illegally
C) Valid
D) Insufficient evidence

26. Withoud SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE released

A) Insufficient evidence
B) Sufficient evidence
C) Arrested illegally
D) Valid

27. 1.NOT ARRESTED 2.NOT DETAINED 3.REGULAR FILING 4.DETERMINATION OF PROBABLE CAUSE are belongs to _________

A) Prosecution pillar
B) Inquest proceeding
C) Court pillar
D) Preliminary investigation

28. 1.ARRESTED 2.ALREADY DETAINED 3.SUMMARY PROCEEDING 4.DETERMINATION OF VALID CAUSE are belongs to _________

A) Preliminary investigation
B) Inquest proceeding
C) Prosecution pillar
D) Court pillar

29. a PUBLIC OFFICER so name in his WRITTEN EVIDENCE

A) Complaint
B) judge
C) Prosecutor
D) Law enforcement

30. Refers to the PLACE,LOCATION and SITE

A) Venue
B) Court
C) House of the president
D) Prisoner

31. The AUTHORITY OF THE COURT to hear and try a particular

A) Judge
B) Jurisdiction
C) Complaint
D) Appeal

32. Kinds of jurisdiction (except)

A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE OFFENSE.
C) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
D) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY.
E) JURISDICTION OVER EXCLUSIVE AREA

33. ACT IS COMMITTEED OR ANY OF ITS ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OCCURRED WHITHIN ITS (TERRITORY).

A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.

34. NATURE AS DETERMINED BY LAWS.

A) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
B) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
C) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.

35. THE CASE BASED ON ITS IMPOSABLE PENALTY.

A) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER
C) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
D) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY

36. BY VIRTUE OF ARREST OR BY HIS VOLUNTARY SUBMISSION.

A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
C) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.

37. the HIGHEST COURT of the Philippines also called COURT OF FINAL APPEALS

A) Municipal trial court in cities
B) Municipal trial court
C) Regional trial court
D) Supreme court

38. equivalent of the municipal trial courts OUTSIDE metropolitan Manila

A) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS•
B) COURT OF APPEALS
C) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES
D) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS

39. municipal trial courts in the town's and cities IN the metropolitan Manila area(NCR)

A) MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURT
B) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS
C) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
D) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES

40. covers TWO or more municipality.

A) MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURT
B) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES
C) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS
D) COURT OF APPEALS

41. jurisdiction over criminal cases where the imposable penalty is more than SIX YEARS IMPRISONMENT

A) COURT OF JUSTICE
B) SUPREME COURT
C) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
D) COURT OF APPEALS

42. VESTED WITH JURISDICTION over appeals from the decisions of the regional trial courts

A) SUPREME COURT
B) REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
C) COURT OF APPEALS
D) COURT OF JUSTICE

43. exclusive appeliate jurisdiction over appeals from the DECISION OF COMMISSIONER

A) Court of Justice
B) Court of appeal
C) court of tax appeals
D) Sandinganbayan

44. exclusive appellate jurisdiction over violations of the ANTI GRAFT AND CORRUPTI practices

A) Court of tax appeals
B) Sandinganbayan
C) Court of justice
D) Court of appeal

45. 1 CHIEF JUSTICE and 14 ASSOCIATES JUSTICES

A) Sandinganbayan
B) Supreme court
C) Court of appeals
D) Court of tax appeals

46. 1 CHIEF PRESIDING and 2 ASSOCIATES JUSTICES

A) Court of appeals
B) Court of tax appeals
C) Sandinganbayan
D) Supreme court

47. 1 PRESIDING JUSTICE and 14 ASSOCIATES JUSTICES

A) Court of appels
B) Sandinganbayan
C) Court of tax appeals
D) Supreme court

48. 1 PRESIDING JUSTICE and 68 ASSOCIATES JUSTICE

A) Court of appeals
B) Supreme court
C) Sandinganbayan
D) Court of tax appeals

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