- 1. Is the taking of a person into custody in order that he may be bound to answer for the
commission of an offense.
A) Ugcitciy
B) ARREST
A) Start of investigation
B) Start of the CJS
A) Is a sworn statement charging a person with an offense, subscribed by the offended party, any peace officer, or other public officer charged with the enforcement of the law violated.
B) An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense, subscribed by the prosecutor and filled with court.
- 4. COMPLAINT AND INFORMATION
A) Start of the CJS
B) Start of investigation
- 5. An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense, subscribed by the prosecutor and filled with
court.
A) COMPLAINT AND INFORMATION
B) INFORMATION
A) INTERROGATION
B) INTERVIEW
A) INTERROGATION
B) INTERVIEW
- 8. Refers the presentation of the prosecution and the defendant of their respective case arguments before
a court.
A) Arraignment
B) Trial
- 9. Refers to the reading of charges against the accused and the declaration of his plea
A) Arraignment
B) Trial
- 10. DEFENSES AGAINST CRIMINAL CHARGES
A) THE DEFENSE OF CONSENT
B) THE DEFENSE OF INSANITY
C) THE DEFENSE OF ALIBI
D) THE DEFENSE OF INSTIGATION
E) THE DEFENSE OF DURESS
- 11. It must be written in the official language, personally and directly prepared by the judge and
signed by him.
A) Judgement
B) Jsjsjis
- 12. 5th STAGES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS
A) Correction stage
B) Adjudication stage
- 13. STAGES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS
A) CHARGING STAGE
B) CORRECTION STAGE
C) ADJUDICATION STAGE
D) ARREST STAGE
E) SENTENCING STAGE
- 14. In __________ the judge will consider all circumstances surrounding the case and it is his duty to
apply the provision of the law in rendering punishment or sentence against the accused.
A) SENTENCING STAGE
B) ADJUDICATION STAGE
- 15. A building, usually with cell or other places established for the purpose of taking
safe custody or confinement of criminals.
A) PRISON
B) JAIL
- 16. A place of detention for those awaiting final disposition of criminal action and the
service of short sentence of not more than three (3) years.
A) PRISON
B) JAIL
- 17. are facilities with a common function to CONFINE or ISOLATE
convicted person from society at large.
A) PAROLE AND PROBATION PROGRAMS
B) FACILITIES FOR INCARCERATION
- 18. a security facility, usually operated by the police department for the
temporary detention of person held for investigation or awaiting preliminary hearing.
A) THE ORDINARY JAIL
B) LOCK-UP
- 19. the institution houses both offenders awaiting court action and
those sentences up to three years.
A) WORKHOUSE, JAIL FARM OR CAMP
B) THE ORDINARY JAIL
- 20. this institution house minimum custody offenders
serving short sentences usually not more than three years
A) THE ORDINARY JAIL
B) WORKHOUSE, JAIL FARM OR CAMP
- 21. An alternative to incarceration and allows convicted
persons to remain at large under varying degrees of restriction and supervision.
A) PAROLE AND PROBATION PROGRAMS
B) JUVENILE CORRECTIONS
A) PROBATION LAW
B) Udu hi u9
- 23. are correction facilities provided for youthful offenders.
A) JUVENILE CORRECTIONS
B) PAROLE AND PROBATION PROGRAMS
- 24. CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE CODE
A) P.D 603
B) R.A 9344
- 25. JUVENILE JUSTICE WELFARE ACT OF 2006
A) R.A 9344
B) R.A 7610
- 26. SPECIAL PROTECTION AGAINST CHILD ABUSE, EXPLOITATION, AND DISCRIMINATION
ACT.
A) R.A 7610
B) R.A 10630
- 27. AN ACT STRENGTHENING THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN THE PHIL.
A) R.A 10630
B) R.A 7610
- 28. Refers to the length of jail service or amount of fined imposed
A) APPEAL
B) SEVERINITY
- 29. A person convicted by a trial court may appeal his conviction to a superior court if he feels
that the judgement rendered erroneous. The accused has the right within 15 days to appeal from the
judgement of conviction.
A) SEVERINITY
B) APPEAL
- 30. This stage involves the convicted person’s serving of the sentence imposed. It is the
stage where the offender will be reformed and rehabilitated prior to his reintegration in the community.
A) CORRECTION STAGE
B) Oo 7g6t
- 31. involves all the measures designed to avert avoid the
commission of crime. It is effectively attained by the denial of opportunity for any crime to happen.
A) ON CRIME PREVENTION
B) ON CRIME DETERRENCE
- 32. pertains to the measures imposed upon by the state though
CJS so the criminals will be punished in accordance with the law to serve a lesson for others not to
commit crime and for criminals to refrain from further committing crime.
A) ON CRIME PREVENTION
B) ON CRIME DETERRENCE
- 33. achieved by isolating the criminals for incarceration thereby
effectively controlling them from further endangering the society thus protecting the public from harm
and damage.
A) ON CRIME DETERRENCE
B) ON CRIME CONTROL
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