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    The document contains multiple choice questions about probation, parole, and other aspects of the criminal justice system. Some key points covered are: - Parole allows a prisoner to serve the remainder of their sentence outside of prison, under supervision. Parolees can have their parole revoked if conditions are violated. - Probation allows a convicted defendant to serve their sentence in the community, rather than in prison, under supervision and compliance with conditions set by the court. Non-compliance can result in probation being revoked. - The period of investigation for a probation petition is generally 15-30 days. A probation order takes effect after a short period like 3 days from being granted. - Executive clemency includes

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about probation, parole, and other aspects of the criminal justice system. Some key points covered are: - Parole allows a prisoner to serve the remainder of their sentence outside of prison, under supervision. Parolees can have their parole revoked if conditions are violated. - Probation allows a convicted defendant to serve their sentence in the community, rather than in prison, under supervision and compliance with conditions set by the court. Non-compliance can result in probation being revoked. - The period of investigation for a probation petition is generally 15-30 days. A probation order takes effect after a short period like 3 days from being granted. - Executive clemency includes

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about probation, parole, and other aspects of the criminal justice system. Some key points covered are: - Parole allows a prisoner to serve the remainder of their sentence outside of prison, under supervision. Parolees can have their parole revoked if conditions are violated. - Probation allows a convicted defendant to serve their sentence in the community, rather than in prison, under supervision and compliance with conditions set by the court. Non-compliance can result in probation being revoked. - The period of investigation for a probation petition is generally 15-30 days. A probation order takes effect after a short period like 3 days from being granted. - Executive clemency includes

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about probation, parole, and other aspects of the criminal justice system. Some key points covered are: - Parole allows a prisoner to serve the remainder of their sentence outside of prison, under supervision. Parolees can have their parole revoked if conditions are violated. - Probation allows a convicted defendant to serve their sentence in the community, rather than in prison, under supervision and compliance with conditions set by the court. Non-compliance can result in probation being revoked. - The period of investigation for a probation petition is generally 15-30 days. A probation order takes effect after a short period like 3 days from being granted. - Executive clemency includes

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    1.

    For the prosecution of serious violation of probation condition during said hearing or
    proceeding the ________ shall be represented by the proper prosecuting officer.
    a. Court b. State c. Accused d. Witness
    2. He introduced a system called TICKET OF LEAVE which was equivalent to parole
    granted to a prisoner after earning a certain number of marks.
    a. Sir Walter Crofton c. Z. R. Brockway
    b. Capt. Alexander Macanochie d. John Howard
    3. _________ is the released prescribed by law of a prisoner who has served his term
    communication less good time nor good time credit under the parole conditions and
    under supervision until the expiration of the maximum term for which he was sentenced.
    a. Mandatory b. Probation c. Absolute d. Amnesty
    4. How long be the parolee be in jail, prison if parole will be revoked
    a. Serve the remaining sentence
    b. Serve the original sentence
    c. Increase the penalty
    d. Decrease the penalty
    5. The father of Philippine probation is
    a. Ex President Marcos
    b. Juan Ponce Enrile
    c. Teodulfo C Natividad
    6. The merging of of supervision of paroles pardonees and probationers is mandated by
    a. Pd 1081
    b. Pd 968
    c. Executive order 292
    d. Pd 393
    7. After signing the probation law by President Marcos it did took effect instantly until when
    a. July 24 1976
    b. January 3 1978
    c. December 1 1977
    8. Probation is a matter of privilege it however become a matter of right when
    a. PSIR submitted to the court
    b. His probation is granted
    c. He files his petition for probation
    d. He files for bail
    9. Upon receipt of probation officers of investigation report the judge shall resolve the
    petition for probation not later than how many days
    a. 15 days
    b. 20 days
    c. 10 days
    d. 5 days

    10. If the petition of probation is granted, the petitioner will fill an information sheet and
    this is called
    a. Worksheet
    b. Carpeta
    c. Abstract of the staff
    d. Official record
    11. The Chief parole probation officer is required by law to submit the PSIR to the court
    within how many days
    a. 70 days
    b. 50 days
    c. 80 days
    d. 60 days
    12. A life termer inmate who become a colonist his sentence is automatically to modified to
    how many days
    a. 50 days
    b. 45 days
    c. 40 days
    d. 30 days
    13. A prisoner having served 1 to2 years of his sentence is given what reward for good
    conduct diligence and loyalty
    a. 6 days
    b. 7 days
    c. 5 days
    d. 4 days
    14. __________ is the security given for the released of a person in custody of the law
    furnished by him bondsman conditioned upon his appearance before any court as
    required under the conditioned provided by the law
    a. Probation
    b. Bail
    c. Bond
    15. A person who investigate and supervises petitioner and other related duties as directed
    is called
    a. Probationer
    b. Parole officer
    c. Probationer officer
    16. A petition of probation shall be filed by a petitioner to the _________
    a. Jail
    b. Correction
    c. Court

    17. How many days shall be the investigation period of the processing of probation
    a. 15 days
    b. 30 days
    c. 60 days
    18. A probation order shall take effect upon
    a. Knowledge of the complainant
    b. Initial reporting
    c. After 3 days
    19. If the probationer violated a probation, his probation may be
    a. Terminated
    b. Revoked
    c. Appreciated
    20. This report submitted to court if the probationer complied with his probation conditions
    a. Violated report
    b. Termination/ final report
    c. Infraction report
    21. If the probationer complied with his probation conditions, his probation may be
    a. Revoked
    b. Terminated
    c. Abolished
    22. ___________ provide among others that for criminal offenses impossible with in an
    imprisonment of 30 days or less, the parties thereto must first try settle the case
    amicably at the barangay level and only when no settlement can be reached will a
    complaint be entertained by the court
    a. P.D 6969
    b. P.D 1508
    c. P.D 1308
    23. ___________ is a special trust fund chargeable to the general fund annual
    imprisonment of the administration
    a. Special trust fund
    b. Special sinking fund
    c. Special provision fund
    24. You can apply for probation if you are
    a. Recidivist
    b. Already convicted
    c. On trail
    25. ___________ authorize the released of a detained offender who has under gone
    preventive imprisonment equivalent to the maximum imposable penalty for the offense
    charged
    a. R.A 9263
    b. P.D 1073
    c. B.P 85
    26. Who signed the revised rules on Probation Methods and Procedures?
    a. Ferdinand Marcos
    b. Corazon Aquino
    c. Neptali Gonzales
    27. A convicted defendant whose application for probation has been given due course by
    the court but fails to report to the probation officer or cannot be located within a
    reasonable period of time.
    a. Probationer
    b. Petitioner
    c. Absconding probationer
    28. A person whose probation was granted but fails to report for supervision within the
    period ordered by the court of fails to continue reporting
    a. Probationer
    b. Petitioner
    c. Absconding probationer
    29. This refer to the Head of the Parole and Probation Administration
    a. Director
    b. Administrator
    c. Deputy Administrator
    30. R.O.R is known as?
    a. Released of Referral
    b. Released of Recognizance
    c. Released of Reconciliation
    31. This person assist the administrator and perform such other duties may be assignedto
    him by the latter.
    a. Deputy Administrator
    b. Deputy Director
    c. Deputy Head
    32. Presidential Decree 968, as mended took effect on?
    a. Probation law of 1976
    b. Probation law of 1978
    c. Probation law of 1979
    33. Presidential decree 968, law amended is otherwise known as the
    a. Probation law of 1976
    b. Probation law of 1978
    c. Probation law of 1979
    34. Indeterminate sentence law is
    a. R.A #9165
    b. R.A #4103
    c. R.A #1695

    35. It is the reduction of the period of prison sentence


    a. Conditional pardon
    b. Absolute pardon
    c. Communication sentence
    36. Conditional exemption of a guilty offender from the punishment imposed by the court
    a. Conditional parole
    b. Conditional pardon
    c. Parole
    37. Total extinction of the criminal liability of the offender
    a. Absolute parole
    b. Absolute pardon
    c. Parole
    38. Its disposition under which a defendant after conviction and sentence is released subject
    to conditions imposed by the court and to the supervision of a probation officer
    a. Executive clemency
    b. Pardon
    c. Probation
    39. One of the mandatory condition of probation is
    a. Cooperate with the program of supervision
    b. Meets his family conviction
    c. Report to the probation officer at least once a month
    40. The benefits of Presidential Decree 968, as amended shall be extended to those
    a. Sentenced to serve a maximum term of 7 years
    b. Who have precious conviction
    c. Who have been on probation
    41. The President cannot grant
    a. Communication of sentence
    b. Conditional pardon
    c. Cases impeachment
    42. The President ___________ to grant executive clemency
    a. Probation power
    b. Upper extra power
    c. Plenary power
    43. A person may apply for Probation
    a. Pending disposition of his case
    b. Upon conviction
    c. Before conviction
    44. ________________ shall refer to a prisoner who is released on parole or conditional
    pardon and place under the supervision of Probation and Parole office.
    a. Client
    b. Petitioner
    c. Probationer
    45. Parole supervision shall be deemed to start
    a. Upon grant of his parole
    b. Pending disposition of his application for parole
    c. On the date the client present his release document to the office and submit his
    self for supervision
    46. Upon grant of petitioner application for probation, he shall immediately report to the
    probation office within
    a. 24 hours
    b. 32 hours
    c. 72 hours
    47. The following are disqualified offender for probation except
    a. Convicted of any offense against the security of the state
    b. Who have been once on probation
    c. Sentence to serve a maximum term of imprisonment of more than 6 years
    48. The period of probation of a defendant sentenced to a term of imprisonment of not
    more than 1 year shall not exceed
    a. 4 years
    b. 2 years
    c. 6 years
    49. The prosecuting officer concerned shall be notified by the court of the filling of the
    application within
    a. 15 days
    b. 10 days
    c. 30 days
    50. The following are considered Executive Clemencies except
    a. Pardon
    b. Reprieve
    c. Parole

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