PRELIM

Question 

It refers to the long, low, narrow, single decked ships propelled by sails and
usually rowed by criminals during their transportation. Galleys

Question 

The historical landmark of the Old BIlibid Prison today is presently utilized as:
Manila City Jail

Question 

He was an Italian prison director and the father of criminology. Cesare Lombroso

Question 

The 16,000 hectares of land in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro for the setting up of
Sablayan Penal Colony was allocated on______? September 17, 1954

Question 

What penal colony was constructed in Puerto Princesa, Palawan? Iwahig Penal Colony

Question 

What are the two sub-colonies of Davao Penal Colony? Panabo and Kapalong

Question 

Who was the founder of the San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm? Ramon Blanco

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Correctional Institution for Women entirely run by female personnel with the exception
of: Perimeter Guards

Question 

In what century does a criminal could avoid punishment by claiming refugee in a church
for a period of 40 days, this is also known as the Securing Sanctuary? 13th Century

Question 

It is a settlement located in Davao Penal Colony which houses released prisoners who
no longer wish to return to their homes but choose to remain in Davao as
homesteaders. Tanglaw Settlement

Question 

What do we call an inmate who is undergoing investigation / trial or awaiting trial /

sentencing? Detainee

Question 

The penal colony established in the Bureau of Prisons under the Martial Law time is
known as: Leyte Regional Prison

Question 

The following are types of detainee, EXCEPT ONE: .

Serving their sentence

Question 

What do we call an inmate confined in a Jail while awaiting for final judgment? Detainee

Question 
In Tagumpay Settlement, where prisoners who had no desire to return to their original
homes were given_______hectares of farm lots as homesteads. 6

Questio

The King who ruled the city of Ur in ancient Sumeria, who issued a law that favored the
imposition of justice instead of revenge: King Ur-nammu

Question 

Which of the following is not a detainee? Sentenced not more than 3 years

Question

The word PRESIDIO is the _________ word of PRISON. Spanish

Questio

How many correctional facilities and penal farms are there under the Bureau of
Corrections?
Seven

Questi

The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was created pursuant to what Republic
Act?
RA 6975

Questi

Insular prisoner, is also known as? National Prisoner

Questi

The Iwahig Penal Colony was established according to the suggestion of whom? Luke
E. Wright

Questi

It is the code written by Emperor Justinian of Rome in 6th C.A.D

The Twelve Tables
Question

This Code had its core principle, a concept of justice known as lex talionis or an eye for
an eye, a tooth for a tooth:
Code of Hammurabi

Questi

What is the name of this penal colony that was constructed at Occidental Mindoro?
Sablayan Penal Colony

Question

The first penal institution in the country whose scope is a national penitentiary in nature:
Old Bilibid Prison

Questio

It refers to the age of enlightenment or the period of recognizing human dignity.

18th Century

Question

In what century does the death penalty became prevalent or rampant as a form of
punishment? 17th Century to late 18th Century

Quest

This site in Muntinlupa was previously acquired by the city to become the site for the
Boys Training School: New Bilibid Prison

Question

What is the youngest and the last penal facility built by the Bureau of Corrections:
Leyte Regional Prison

Question

An offender sentenced from 1 day to 3 years is known as what kind of prisoner? City
prisoner

Question 

What law created the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) as a distinct
and separate line bureau? RA 6975

It is said that the word jail has been derived from the spanish word JAULA which
means? Cage
A sentenced prisoner whose sentence is 6 months and 1 day to 3 years is known as:
Provincial prisoner

In the school of thoughts on penology, this refers to the doctrine of psychological

hedonism or freewill by Beccaria. Classical School

Question 

The Davao Penal Colony was divided into how many sub-penal colonies? two

Questio

This camp is considered as the minimum security camp. Camp Bukang Liwayway

Question 

It is a decrepit transport or former warship used to house or confine prisoners in the

18th and 19th Century. These were the abandoned warships converted into prisons,
also known as “Floating Hell”. Hulks
Question 

Penology is otherwise known as_______? Penal Science

Question 

It refers to a center which was established to enable the BuCor to conduct a more
effective rehabilitation of prisoners committed to the Bureau’s care through a more
scientific study.
Davao Diagnostic Center
Reception Diagnostic Center
Davao Rehabilitation Center

Question 

This Penal Facility was established on January 16, 1973.

Leyte Regional Prison

Question 

What do we call an inmate who is convicted by final judgment?

Prisoner

Question 

Where is the Correctional Institution for Women located?

Mandaluyong

Question 

What do we call an inmate confined in a Jail with a final sentence of not more than 3
years? Inmate

Question 

The following are the 3 departments under the Executive Branch of the government that
oversees the correctional institutions in the Philippines, EXCEPT ONE: DOH

Question 
Iwahig Penal Colony was divided into how many sub-penal colonies? Four

Question 

What Satellite Prison of National Bilibid Prison houses medium security prisoners?
Camp Sampaguita

Question 

The maximum security compound of the National Bilibid Prison houses convicts whose
sentences are: More than twenty years

Question 

This serves as a confinement institution for youths in conflict with the laws, home for the
aged and infirm. Also it is said to be the original purpose of acquiring the current site of
the New Bilibid Prison. Philippine Training School for Boys

MIDTERM

Based on the inmate's security classification, how do we classify an inmate whose

sentence is below twenty years? Medium Security Inmate

Question 4

Based on the inmate's security classification, how do we classify an inmate who was
identified as a recidivist? Maximum Security Inmate

6
It refers to a settlement located in Davao Penal Farm that houses released prisoners
who no longer wish to return to their homes but choose to remain in Davao as
homesteaders. Tanglaw Settlement

Question 8

The Bureau of Corrections was established under which department? Department of

Commerce and Police

Question 10

The following are the four (4) major programs under the mandate of BJMP, EXCEPT
ONE: A.Inmates custody, security and control program Health services and medical
supplies

Question 12

A person who, within a period of 10 years from the date of his last release or conviction
for the crimes of serious or less physical injuries, is found guilty of any of the
aforementioned crimes a third time or more. Habitual Delinquent

Question 13

He is an officer of the institution who oversees the operation of the prison chapel. Prison
Chaplain

Question 14

The following are the classification of inmates according to security risk, EXCEPT ONE:
Maximum Security Inmates

Question 15
Head of the BJMP must have at least the rank of Senior Superintendent and must not
exceed for how many years? 4 years

Question 16

A kind of execution where the convict is black hooded with hands tied and may face or
snub the firing squad. Musketry

Question 17

Command Group of the BJMP composed of the following, EXCEPT ONE: Director for
Directorates

Question 18

The purpose of this jail is to maximize the manpower and other logistical requirements
of the BJMP. District

Question 19

When was the creation of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology? January 2,
1991

Question 20

When did the execution of Marcial “Baby” Ama happen? October 4, 1961

Question 21

Which program of the BJMP aims to provide opportunities for PDL to achieve
mandatory education?
Educational Program
Question 23

This refers to the institutional record of an inmate, otherwise known as the "Prison
Record Jacket," which consists of his mittimus, or commitment order, issued by the
court after conviction and other pertinent documents related to his conviction. Carpeta

Question 24

What do we call an inmate confined inside a Jail with a final sentence of not more than
3 years? Inmate

Question 26

Upon initial commitment of an inmate to the Directorate for Reception and Diagnostic
(DRD), the inmate’s medical history is recorded and properly documented by whom?
Medical Specialist

Question 28

How many days should an inmate stay inside the Directorate for Reception and
Diagnostic? 55 Days

Question 29

This camp is a separate unit within every prison and penal farms where newly admitted
inmates are quarantined and subjected to a battery of tests such as physical,
psychological and medical. Directorate for Reception and Diagnostics

Question 31

This refers to the act of committing another crime embraced in the same title of the
Code. Recidivism

Question 32

A person who, at the time of his trial for one crime, shall have been previously convicted
by final judgment of another crime embraced in the same title of the Code. Recidivist
Question 33

In the statement, "Centering our lives joyfully and dynamically upon the person of God,"
Which core value of the Bureau of Correction does this represent? God Centered

Question 34

What government agency is responsible for the custody of detainees awaiting their Final
Judgment and for Inmates whose sentences are not more than 3 years?
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology

Question 35

The BJMP operates and maintains Regional Offices in each of the administrative
regions of the country, headed by whom?
Regional Director

Question 36

Which program of the BJMP promotes camaraderie among PDL, encouraging the
development of their self-confidence and sharing of cultural talents as a form of positive
entertainment? Cultural and Sports Program

Question 37

Which program of the BJMP provides PDL with health education and counseling,
medical consultations, regular health monitoring, and medicines? Health Services

Question 39

This refers to a jail where they consolidate all inmates from two or four municipal jails
whose inmate population is less than 10 monthly, provided it is located near the
Metropolitan Trial Court or Regional Trial Court. District
Question 40

How do we classify a criminal offender sentenced to a prison term of 1 day to 3 years?

City prisoner

Question 42

A form of execution where the offender is thrown in a lion’s den. Feeding to the Lions

Question 43

Who is the third officer in command of the BJMP?

Deputy Chief for Operation

Question 45

Which program of the BJMP provides PDL with the opportunity to practice their faith
while under custody without discrimination, subject only to usual safety and security
measures? Interfaith Program

Question 46

An execution equipment where the convict is seated in a chair made of electrical

conducting materials with strap of electrodes on wrist, ankles and head. Electric Chair

Question 47

It is an ancient form of punishment that refers to the act of lowering something or

someone to a less respected state or condition. Social Degradation

Question 50

Where do we imprison an inmate with a final judgment and a prison term of less than 3
years of imprisonment? Jail
Question 52

Rehabilitation can be facilitated by improving an inmate’s academic and job skills. What
program does this represent? Educational and Skill Program

Question 53

What satellite prison of the National Bilibid Prison houses medium security prisoners?
Camp Sampaguita

Question 54

How many days should an inmate stay inside the quarantine facility of the Directorate
for Reception and Diagnostic? 55 Days

Question 55

All correctional facilities have their respective classification board headed by the
Superintendent and his staff. True

Question 56

A decent and humane program of confinement starts with a systematic reception of

inmates for commitment to the BJMP’s jail facilities. What do we call this procedure?
Reception Procedure

Question 57

Which penal colony was established by the Bureau of Prisons during the martial law
period? Leyte Regional Prison

Question 58
In the statement, "we promote accountability, equity, and inclusiveness by adhering to
high ethical and moral standards." Which core value of the Bureau of Correction does
this represent? Integrity

Question 59

What do you call the act of carrying out a death sentence? Execution

Question 60

What is the first penal institution in the country whose scope is national penitentiary in
nature? Old Bilibid Prison

Question 62

Who is the first Chief of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology? Charles
Mondejar

Question 63

Who is the second officer in command of the BJMP? Deputy Chief for Administration

Question 64

What program of the Bureau of Correction represents an effective, highly structured

environment with defined boundaries, both moral and ethical, and whose primary goal is
to foster the personal growth of inmates? Therapeutic Community Program

Question 68

Which program of the BJMP provides an alternative to the traditional face-to-face

visitation between PDL and respective families. E- Dalaw Program

Question 69
Where do we incarcerate an inmate with a final sentence of more than 3 years of
imprisonment? Prison

Question 70

When did the establishment of the Bureau of Corrections happen? November 1, 1905

Question 71

The following are the requirements upon commitment of inmates, EXCEPT ONE: Court
Order

Question 72

The BJMP operates under which department? Dept. of Interior and Local Govt.

Question 73

Which program of the BJMP assisted PDL in availing of the different early modes of
release to address the overcrowding of jail facilities? Paralegal Program

Question 75

It refers to a center that was established to enable the BuCor to conduct a more
effective rehabilitation of newly committed inmates under its care through a more
scientific study that created an inmate's individual treatment program. Directorate for
Reception and Diagnostic

Question 76

Our National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal died due to the alleged rebellion to the Spanish
government, he was sentenced by what? Musketry

Question 77
Based on the inmate's security classification, how do we classify an inmate who was
sentenced to death? Maximum Security Inmate

Question 79

The Correctional Institution for Women is entirely run by female personnel, with the
exception of: Perimeter Guards

Question 80

The following courts & entities are authorized to commit a person to jail, EXCEPT ONE:
Provincial Trial Court

Question 81

Which program of the BJMP presents income-generating activities to PDL during their
confinement where they are able to earn for their personal upkeep and for financial
support to their families? Livelihood Program

Question 82

It refers to a code of excessive harshness. By an Athenian statesman who was known

for exacting extremely cruel laws. Code Of Draco

Question 83

A famous code enacted by King Hammurabi of Babylonia at about 2123-2031 B.C.

Code of Hammurabi

Question 84

The following are the BJMP Core Values, EXCEPT ONE: Camaraderie
Question 86

It is a branch of the Criminal Justice System concerned with the custody, supervision
and rehabilitation of criminal offenders. Correction

Question 87

What do we call an inmate who has an undergoing investigation / trial or awaiting trial /
sentencing? Detainee

Question 88

This refers to an execution equipment invented after World War I by a Medical Corps
Officer of the US Army as an alternative to an electric chair, where the convict is placed
in a sealed chamber where the carbon monoxide is introduced until the convict is
pronounced dead.
Gas Chamber

Question 89

The following are the main classifications of prisoners, EXCEPT ONE:

District Prisoner

Question 90

A person cannot be committed to jail without the issuance of an appropriate order by a

competent court or authority so mandated under Philippine laws. False

Question 92

What school of thought proposed the idea that people make choices to commit crime
(free will) and that punishment should be about preventing future crimes from being
committed? Classical School

Question 93

The BJMP operates and maintains the following jails, EXCEPT ONE: Provincial

Question 94
Selected personnel of the BJMP and BUCOR are tasked with classifying the type of
supervision, degree of custody, and restrictions under which an inmate must live in jail
or prison. Classification Board

Question 95

A person can be committed to jail only upon the issuance of an appropriate order by a
competent court. True

Question 97

Based on the inmate's security classification, how do we classify an inmate with pending
cases? Maximum Security Inmate

Question 98

When did the first chief of the BJMP take his oath of office? July 1, 1991

Question 99

What was the former name of the Bureau of Corrections? Bureau of Prison

SEMI FINAL EXAM

An armory and storage lockers for inmates’ valuable items and other 
equipment are essentials for any jail/prison. True

Inmates who wish to view the remains of a deceased spouse must submit a written
request, death certificate of the spouse and ______________.
Marriage Contract

Inmates manifesting signs and symptoms of depression/suicidal tendency  must be

referred to the head of jail personnel for evaluation and management.
False
The mentally-ill inmates should be under the close supervision of a jail records
personnel.
False

Inmates who wish to view the remains of their deceased father/mother

must submit a written request, death and birth certificate of the
deceased parent and ____________; 
His/Her Birth Certificate

Any physician could prescribe sedatives / stimulants deemed necessary for the inmate’s
treatment.
False

A procedure when an offender is being discharged from jail or prison.

Release Procedure

Sketch map of the place where the remains lie in state is a must if an inmate wishes to
view the remains of their deceased relative.
True

Place alcoholic inmates in quarters together with other inmates to maintain close
supervision and to guard them against suicide attempts.
False

Inmates who wish to view the remains of their deceased brother/sister must submit a
written request, death and birth certificate of the deceased sibling and______________.
His/Her Birth Certificate
It refers to the institutional record of an inmate which consists of his mittimus
commitment order, the prosecutor’s information and the decision of the trial court.
Carpeta
 The mentally-ill inmates should be under the close supervision of a jail records
personnel.
False

The female quarters should be fully separated from the male quarters.
True

Inmates with special needs should not be held in jails with other regular inmates.
True

Any work, even those that are not suitable to their age and physical condition should be
assigned to female inmates.
False

Place alcoholic inmates in quarters together with other inmates to

maintain close supervision and to guard them against suicide
attempts.
False

Male inmates are allowed to enter the female quarters.

False

Special treatment should be given to handicapped/aged inmates who shall be required

to work in accordance with their physical capabilities for their own upkeep and to
maintain the sanitation of their quarters and surroundings.
True

Correctional Institution for Women or formerly known as the Women’s Prison is a

correctional facility especially built for Men.
False

It refers to body search.

Frisking

After reception procedures, Inmates found to be drug users,dependents or addicts

should be segregated from other inmates. 
True

Male personnel must provide female inmate with utmost privacy and  respect for
personal space;
True

Inmates must be counted regularly within a 24-hour period for at least

how many times? 
5-6 Times
The mentally-ill should be transferred as soon as feasible to mental institutions for
property psychiatric treatment.
True

The suicidal inmate should be given close and constant supervision.

True

A crime-control strategy that uses punishment to prevent others from

committing similar crimes.
Deterrence
A written order of the court or any other competent authority, consigning an offender to
jail or prison for confinement.
Commitment Order

It refers to any article, item or thing prohibited by law and/or forbidden

by jail rules.
Contraband

This refers to a temporary confinement of a person for his own safety, security and
protection.
Incarceration

This means the entrustment for confinement of an inmate to a jail by competent

authority for investigation, trial and/or service of sentence.
Commitment

In larger jails, a female personnel may be designated to keep the keys to the female
quarters and keep it at all times.
False

In all jails/prisons there must be a secured visiting area for inmates’ visitors.
True

Female inmates should be confined in institutions that are separate from those used for
males.
True

All cases referred to the disciplinary board shall be heard and decided
within____________hours from the date of receipt of the case.
48

A program of activity directed to restore an inmate’s self – respect thereby making him a
law-abiding citizen after serving his sentence.
Rehabilitation Program

Homosexuals should be combined immediately with other inmates to prevent them from
being mistreated or abused.
False

It is defined as any planned and monitored programs of activity that have the goal of
rehabilitating the offender so that he or she will avoid criminal activity in the future.
Correctional Treatment Programs
As a general rule, inmates with special needs should not be held in jails with other
regular inmates.
True
Inmates who wish to view the remains of a deceased relative within the  second degree
of consanguinity or affinity  shall be required to submit a written request to  the warden
for at least how many days before the date of viewing?
3 days

If the special needs of the prisoners are successfully addressed by the

different correctional treatment programs it will result in higher rates of
recidivism. 
False

This radio system involves feedback from the receiver to the sender and allows the
sender to know the message was received accurately by the receiver.
Two-way communication

Any work, even those that are not suitable to their age and physical condition should be
assigned to female inmates.
False

Where can we usually find the personal circumstances record of an

inmate?
Prison Record

This means the infliction of physical pain as a form of punishment.

Corporal Punishment

The following are instances that  an inmate may be brought out of jail,

EXCEPT ONE: 
To view the remains of a deceased relative within the fourth degree of affinity or
consanguinity

Each newly admitted inmate shall be thoroughly searched for  weapons and other
contraband immediately after a year of stay in the  facility;
False

In case of Muslim inmates, it must be  checked whether the date 

indicated in the Court Order for the inmate or inmates to view the 
remains of their deceased relative/s falls within how many hours from 
the time of the death of his or her/their relatives?
24 Hours

It refers to an unreasonable or unlawful manner of getting out of prison.

Escape

 The mentally-ill should be transferred as soon as feasible to mental institutions for

property psychiatric treatment.
True

This jail/prison board is tasked to investigate the facts of an alleged misconduct 

referred to it.
Disciplinary Board

A type of time-allowance which deducts one fifth of the period of inmates’ total sentence
when he gives himself up to the authorities after escaping because of calamity or
catastrophe.
Special Time Allowance

If an inmate chooses to stay in the correctional facility despite a calamity or catastrophe,

he could be given a time allowance of?

⅖
Under the new provision, the following are excluded from the availment of GCTA except
one:
Inmates under Reclusion Temporal

It refers to a type of imprisonment that is imposed upon a person before he/she is

convicted, if he/ she cannot afford bail, or if his/her criminal case is non-bailable.
Preventive Imprisonment

How many days of deduction do we impose for each month of study, teaching or
mentoring of an inmate?
15 Days
Q: An inmate could be given a time allowance that reduces their actual time in jail/prison
because he has complied with jail/prison rules and regulations. What type of Time
Allowance is this?
GCTA

Q: Under the new provisions of GCTA, how many days must be deducted from the total
sentence of an inmate for every month of good behavior from the succeeding years
after the fifth year up to the tenth year of his/her imprisonment?
25 Days
Q: Under the new provisions of GCTA, how many days must be deducted from the total
sentence of an inmate for every month of good behavior during the first two years of
his/her imprisonment?
20 Days
Q: Under the new provisions of GCTA, how many days must be deducted from the total
sentence of an inmate for every month of good behavior from the third to fifth year of
his/her imprisonment?
23 Days
Q: Under the new provisions of GCTA, how many days must be deducted from the total
sentence of an inmate for every month of good behavior from the succeeding years
after the tenth year of his/her imprisonment?
30 Days
Q: Good Conduct Time Allowance is under which Republic Act?
RA 10592
Q: How many days of deduction do we impose for each month of study, teaching or
mentoring of an inmate?
15 Days

Which program of the BJMP provides an alternative to the traditional face-to-face

visitation between PDL and respective families?
E- Dalaw Program
A process in which remorseful offenders accept responsibility for their misconduct,
particularly to their victims and to the community.
Restorative Justice
A program that helps inmates grow and change and be ready to be released into the
community.
Therapeutic Community
Rehabilitation Program

This serves as the primary therapist and teacher of Therapeutic Community.

Inmate

Community
A program of activity directed to restore an inmate’s self – respect thereby making him a
law-abiding citizen after serving his sentence.
Rehabilitation Program

SEMIS
14. This is a procedure which permits a jail prisoner to pursue his normal job during the
week and return to the jail to serve his sentence during the weekend or non-working
hours.
Delayed sentence

A general pardon extended to a group of persons, such as political offenders, purposely

to bring about the return of dissidents to their home.
Amnesty

A petition for pardon should be addresed to whom?

The Philippine President

A recipient of absolute pardon is ________ from civil liability imposed upon him by the
sentence.
Not exempted

Among the following, which has the authority to grant parole?

Board of Pardons and Parole

Community-based correction includes rehabilitation, security and supervision that are

not directly related to institutional care?
False

Community-based correction is when the offender is being supervised outside of an

institution such as probation and parole.
True

Correction is a branch who charged with the responsibility for the custody, supervision
and rehabilitation of convicted offenders?
True

During the 1990's, prison overcrowded started to become a national problem?

False

For a convicted offender, probation is a form of?

Treatment
For amnesty to be granted, there should be __________?
Concurrence of the congress

For amnesty to be granted, there should be __.

Concurrence of the congress

In probation system’s philosophy and concept, it is stated that the individual has the
ability to and to modify his anti-social behavior with the right kind of help.
Change

Institutional correction involves arresting and prosecuting adults and juvenile offenders?
True

It houses prisoners, who by reason of their sentence may be deprived of liberty for more
than 3 years.
Prison

It is an act of clemency which changes a heavier sentence to a less serious one or a

longer term to a shorter term.
Commutation

It is an act of grace and the recipient is not entitled to it as a matter of right.

Parole

It is authority of the President to suspend the execution of a penalty, reduce the

sentence and extinguish criminal liability?
Executive Clemency

It is the advantages of family members of criminal offenders will not be a victim of

imprisonment not to be far away from his children?
True

It is the authority of the President of the Philippines to suspend the execution of a

penalty, reduce the sentence and extinguish criminal liability.
Executive clemency

It is the criminal is punished to serve as an example to deter others from committing

crimes.
Exemplary Theory

It is the object of punishment is to correct and reform the offenders.

Reformation Theory
It is the state has the right to punish the criminal as a measure of self-defense so as to
protect society from the threat and wrong inflicted by the criminal.
Self Defense Theory

It is the state must punish the criminal to prevent or suppress the danger to the state
arising from the criminal acts of the offender.
Preventive Theory

It justice-affiliated organization that offers criminals who are most likely to benefit from
individualized community treatment programs.
Parole and Probation Administration

Non-institutional correction is when offenders are being supervised in an institution?

True

Pardon cannot be extended to one of the following instances?

Impeachment

Pardon is exercised when the person is __.

Already convicted

Parole is a matter of ___.

Privilege

Pedro was required to provide financial remuneration for the losses incurred by the
victim. What is the type of penalty described?
Restitution

Takes charge of financial matters especially in programming, budgeting, accounting,

and other activities related to financial services. It consolidates and prepares financial
reports and related statements of subsistence outlays and disbursements in the
operational of the jail.
Budget and finance branch

The B.J.M.P. is under the administration of the ______.

D.I.L.G.

The basis of this old school of penology is the human free-will.

Classical School

The Bureau of Corrections is under the _____.

Department of Justice

The following are the justifications of punishment, EXCEPT.

Redress
The Head of Bureau of Corrections is also the?
Director of the Bureau of Corrections

The head of the Bureau of Corrections is the?

Director

The idea that punishment will be give the offender lesson by showing to others what
would happen to them if they have committed the heinous crime.
Deterrence

The temporary stay of execution of sentence is called _____.

Reprieve

There are three (3) casework techniques applied by the parole officer, which is not
included?
The trick and treat techniques

This agency is tasked to administer the probation system in the country?

Parole and Probation Administration

This group consists of chronic troublemakers but not as dangerous as the super
security prisoners. They are not allowed to work outside the institution.
Maximum security prisoners

This helps the prisoner/detainee in the resolution of his problems.

Counseling

This refers to conditional pardon with ot without parole Conditions and Commutation of
Sentence garanted by the President of the Philippines?
Executive Clemency

Under Article VII, Section 10 paragraph (B) of the Philippines Constitution, pardoning
power is vested with the ______.
Chief Executive

Under community-based corrections, numerous programs are utilized in order to place

offenders into prisons to serve their sentences?
True

What is P.D 968 stands for?

Philippine Probation System

Which agency performs the evaluation of prisoner’s fitness and qualifications for the
grant of pardon or parole?
None of the above
Which of the following grants pardon?
The Philippine President

Which of the following instances Pardon cannot be exercised?

Before trial