1. The act or omission punishable by the Revised Penal Code is ?

a. crime b. felony c. act or omission d. offense

2. Which is the law enacted by congress that imposes a penalty , other than the Revised Penal Code?

a. statute b. ordinance c. Special Penal Laws d. Criminal Code

3. Which of the following is not the source of a criminal law?

a. ordinance b. Special Penal Laws c. Revised Penal Code d. Resolution

4. When the criminal law appears to be capable of being given to interpretations which seem to favor or
against the accused , such law shall ______?

a. be declared unconstitutional

b. not be enforced against the accused

c. be interpreted in favor of the accused

d. be interpreted in favor of the police

5. The following are elements of the frustrated stage in the commission of the crime, EXCEPT _____

a. the perform would produce the felony as a consequences

b. by reason of spontaneous desistance of the accused

c. the offender performs all acts of execution

d. but the felony is not produced

6.

7. The new and independent act which is the immediate cause of the injury and which breaks the
connection between the original wrong and the injury referred to as the _____case?

a. effective intervening c. causal connecting

b. efficient connecting d. efficient intervening

8. HIPOLITO is charge for a crime in violation of R.A. 9262( Ant-Violence Against Women and Their
Children). What is the nature of the crime committed by HIPOLITO?

a. Mala ense b. Revised Penal Code c. Special Penal Laws d. Mala Prohibita

9. What is this PHASE in the commission of the CRIME when person did not stop the commission of the
crime because of spontaneous desistance or because of the presence of the police until he performs all
the acts of execution but does not produce the felony?

a. Internal b. External c. Objective d. Subjective

10. When a Filipino killed a Chinese on board a vessel bearing the flag of Mexico while the vessel is in
Philippine water or territory, may the criminal law of the Philippine may apply?
a. No, because the killing happened on board a Mexican registered vessel.

b. Yes, because the offender is a Filipino citizen.

c. No, because the offender party is a Chinese citizen.

d. Yes, because the killing happened within the Philippine waters or territory.

11. To be considered a conspirator in a criminal case , the following are true, EXCEPT one ____?

a. need not even take part in every act.

b. need not participate in every detail of the execution

c. need not even know the exact part to be perform by the others

d. can only be conspirator if he participated in the execution of the plan

12. LEBRON killed ELLEN by also ensuring that ELLEN cannot retaliate or cause harm against him. Which
is the applicable modifying circumstance?

a. Alternative b. Exempting c. Mitigating d. Aggravating

13. What is this justifying circumstances wherein the accused, in making the defense must not be
induced by revenge or ill motive?

a. defense of stranger c. defense of relative

b. self=defense of relative d. self-defense of stranger

14. In killing CARDO, HIPOLITO use the presence of 4 of his relatives to ensure that CARDO cannot
retaliate against him. Which is the applicable modifying circumstance?

a. Mitigating b. Alternative c. Exempting d. Aggravating

15. What is the exempting circumstances which is based on Impossibility of performance required by
law?

a. Mistake of Identity

b. Prevention of some lawful or insuperable cause

c. Impossibility in the commission of the crime.

d. Mistake of Facts.

16. In the exempting circumstance of compulsion of irresistible force , the physical force must come
from the _____?

a. offender himself b. victim himself c. police officer d. third person

17. What is this exempting circumstances wherein the basis of exemption is the age of the oofender?
a. Age of absolute criminal irresponsibility

b. Age of mitigating criminal irresponsibility

c. Age of imbecility and insanity

d. Age of justifying criminal responsibility

18. In the exempting circumstances of compulsion of irresistible force must be in the form of ____

a. Intimidation b. Physical fear c. Spiritual force d. physical force

19. What is this justifying circumstances wherein the person assaulted is related to the accused by
consanguinity within the fourth degree?

a. defense of relative b. self-defense c. defense of stranger d. parricide defense

20. THIRDY committed a grave offense. KOBE arrested THIRDY without a warrant. Due to the distance of
the place of arrest to the office of the Provincial Prosecutor , the information was filled more than three
days after the arrest. THIRDAY remain after the custody of the police. Suppose that you are KOBE, and
you are charge with arbitrary detention under Article 125 of the Revised Penal Code . Hiow would you
defense yourself?

a. I will invoke the defense of lawful and insuperable cause.

b. None of these

c. I will invoke the defense of performance of lawful order.

d. I will invoke the defense of lawful performance of duty.

21. Which crime is considered a LESS GRAVE FELONIES?

a. The crime committed has penalty of imprisonment ranging from 30 days and 1 day to 6 years.

b. The crime committed has penalty of imprisonment of not exceeding 30 days.

c. The crime committed has penalty of imprisonment is at least 6 years and 1 day.

d. The crime committed has penalty of imprisonment of at least 4 years and 1 day.

22. Which is not absolute extinction of criminal liability?

a. Death b. Full service of sentence c. conditional pardon d. amnesty

23. Which is the crime committed considered as a GRAVED FELONY ?

a. The crime committed as a penalty of imprisonment is at least 6 years and 1 day.

b. The crime committed as a penalty of imprisonment of not exceeding 30 days.

c. The crime committed as a penalty of imprisonment ranging from 30 days and 1 day to 6 years.

d. The penalty for the committed is imprisonment of reclusion temporal.

24. One injury produced when a person is a committing a crime is ____injury.

a. physical b. state c. community d. social

25. Which is not damages that can be recovered in a criminal case?

a. temperate b. exemplary c. actual d. social

26. Piracy under article 122 of the Revised Pena; code , as may be distinguished from P.D 532, can be
committed only _____.

a. in the high seas c. both internal lands and water

b. within the Philippine waters d. anywhere in the Philippines

27. A police officer entered in a house of another. There is a signage prohibiting anyone to enter
without the permission of the owner, when can the police officer be liable for the violation of domicile?

a. He will be liable only once the owner noticed his entry without consent.

b. He will not be liable unless told to leave by the owner of the house.

c. He will be liable unless the owner gives his consent once discovered.

d. The police officer will be liable the very moment of his/her entry .

28One of the most ESSENTIAL element of arbitrary detention is the ____.

a. Detention for the purpose of filling a case.

b. Detention without the consent of the person
c. Detention without warrant or legal grounds.
d. Detention with a questionable warrant.

29. CARDO, a police officer , arrested HIPOLITO withput a warrant for the commission of crime . Whis is
NOT one of the element that will constitute arbitrary detention?

a. CARDO is a police or employee.

b. HIPOLITO is suffering from violent insanity.

c. CARDO arrested HIPILITO without a warrant .

d. CARDO’s detention of HIPOLITO is without legal grounds.

30. When the object of movement is completely to overthrow and supersede the existing government,
this is ____

a. rebellion b. military junta c. coup d’ etat d. insurrection

31. JAYBEE, a convicted person deprived of liberty along with other PDLs escaped because of confusion
brought about by the riot that happened inside Malaking Lupa Correctional Institution , JAYBEE did not
participate in the said riot . Because of the riot and escape of hardened prisoners , the President
declared a national emergency. Did JAYPEE commit a crime, if any?
a. Yes, for evasion of service sentence.

b. Not yet. He is liable if he fails to return within 48 hours when the president declares that the national
emergency is over.

c. Yes, for evasion of service of sentence from the time the President declares that such an escape is a
national emergency.

d. Yes, for delivery of prisoner from jail.

32. Which is committed by giving to a treasury or bank note or any instrument payable to bearer or to
order the appearance of a true and genuine document?

a. Falsification b. Counterfeiting c. Perjury d. Forging

33. To be liable of violation for gambling games, one must_____?

a. take part in gambling, directly or indirectly.

b. be doing something other than any act of gambling

c. be inside the gambling houses

d. not necessarily take part in the act of gambling

34. Which crime is committed by a public officer who shall agree to perform an act constituting a crime
in connection with the performance of his official functions in consideration of a gift, offer or promise?

a. Bribery b. Direct Bribery c. Qualified Bribery d. Indirect Bribery

35. Which are the acts by public officer in connection with his official function by which direct bribery
maybe committed?

1. By agreeing to perform in consideration of a promise or gift an act constituting a crime.

2. Execute an act which constitute a crime in consideration of a gift or a promise.

3. BY refraining from doing something which is his official duty in consideration of a gift or promise.

4. By coercing a person to give a reward , money or anything in a consideration of a certain request.

a. 1,3 and 4 b. 2,3 and 4 c. 1,2, and 3 d. 1,2, and 4

36. Euthanasia is also referred to as ________

a. Killing with sense b. Sense Killing c. killing softly d. mercy killing

37. To be able to avail of the mitigating circumstances of concealing dishonor of the crime abortion the
offender must be ____

a. the paternal grandparent c. any of the grandparent

b. the maternal grandparent d. the father of the child

38. In general, the basis of parricide is blood relationship in the direct line. A person who shall kill his/her
legitimate spouse with obvious treachery shall be liable of the crime of ___

a. any of these b.parricide c. homicide d. murder

39. An uncle/antie who shall kill his/her nephews who is just three days old shall ____

a. Not be liable for the crime of murder

b. be liable of the crime parricide

c. be liable of the crime of murder

d. be liable of the crime of infanticide

40. Intent to kill is an element to the crime of Homicide of which is presumed from____

a. the prima facie evidence against the guilt of the accused

b.the acts of the accused

c. the evidence resulting to the findings of probable cause

d. the death of the victim

41. CARLOS seriously ignores the authority of PAT CARDO. The latter reacted by looking angrily at
CARLOS and draw his firearm without pointing it to the CARLOS . Which of the following crime may PAT
CARDO be liable?

a. Grave Coercion b. Less grave coercion c. Grace threats d. Light treats

42. The offender killed the victim by shooting the latter in a sudden and unexpected manner. This
circumstances is considered as _____

a. treachery thus makes the killing as murder

b. privilege aggravating circumstances

c. superior strength , making the crime as

d. evident premeditation, making the crime homicide

43. The offender, by means of fire arm , shot the offended person who was then sitting by the terrace of
the house without the intent to kill. Obviously, the offended person was not hit. The crime committed is
____?

a. illegal discharge of firearm b. grave threats c. attempted murder d. frustrated murder

c. all of these

d. the offender must not have entered the house or the building
44. CURRY deprived PAUL of his killing of his liberty, CURRY is a private individual , PAUL is a
government employee. The investigation revealed that the deprivation of the liberty is without legal
ground and for a period of more than 3 days . What is the crime committed by CURRY?

a. Serious illegal detention c. Arbitrary detention

b. Unlawful arrest d. Violation of domicile

45. To constitute a crime of Kidnaping and serious illegal detention , one of the elements is that the
offender must kidnap or detain the offended person for ____

a. 3 days or less b. 3 days c. at least 3 days d. more than 3 days

46. KAI wanted to sing the song “May way” in a Karaoke Bar . He was prevented by RAVENA. Which opf
the following act of RAVENA may constitute as a crime of grave coercion?

a. RAVENA preventing KAI to sing by means of treats or intimidation.

b. None of these

c. RAVENA preventing KAI to sing by means of force upon things

d. RAVENA preventing KAI to sing by means of threats of filing a criminal case against KAI

47. CAR LOS and KAI took the cellphone from ELIA ZAR with intimidation. PSSG CARDO responded and
exchange gunfire with CAR LOS and KAI. Unfortunately , PSSG CARDO, was hit and killed by KAI,
resulting to the death of the latter. What is the crime committed by CARLOS, if any?

a. robbery with reckless imprudence resulting to homicide

b. robbery with homicide

c. robbery and homicide

d. robbery with reckless imprudence resulting to murder

48. The requirement of violence against or intimidation of person in the crime of robbery must be
present ____?

a. before and after taking the personal property

b. before the taking of the personal property is complete

c. all of these

d. after the taking of the personal property from the offended person

49. CARLOS took the cellphone from ELA ZAR with intimidation . CAR LOS speed away with using his
motor vehicle which run over ELLEN , the daughter of CAR LOS , resulting to the death of the latter.
What is the crime committed by CARLOS, if any?

a. robbery with reckless imprudence resulting to pariccide

b. robbery with parricide

c. robbery with reckless imprudence resulting to homicide

d. robbery with homicide

50. The element of using force upon things in the crime of Robbery requires that ____?

a. There must be breaking of things inside the house or building

b. the offender must have entered the house or the building

51. KAI entered the house of RAMOS since the door is open, KAI took the cellphone of RAMOS. When
KAI about to leave the house , RAMOS arrived and discovered that the cellphone has been taken by KAI.
The later brandished a knife against RAMOS and KAI was able to speed away. Which is the crime
committed by KAI?

a. Theft c. Robbery with intimidation a person

b. Qualified theft d.Robbery with violence against person

52. Looking from the outside , KAI saw the cellphone of KOBE on top of the sofa. Since the door of
KOBE’s house was open, KAI entered the house of KOBE and took the cellphone. Which of the crime is
committed?

a. Trespass to dwelling b. theft c. Estafa d. Robbery

53. Which of the crime committed by any husband who shall have sexual intercourse under scandalous
circumstances with another woman who is not his wife?

a. bogamy b. seduction c. concubinage d. adultery

54. The accused with lewd design brought a woman who is a minor in a secluded place but with the
consent of the latter . The accused is liable for the crime of _____?

a. simple seduction b. qualified abduction c. forcible abduction d. consented abduction

55. Which are the elements of bigamy?

I.The offender has been legally married

II. That the marriage has not been legally dissolved

III. That the offender contracts a second marriage or subsequent marriage

IV. That the second or subsequent marriage has all the essential requisites for validity

a. I,III and IV b. I,II and III c. I,II,III and IV d. II,III and IV

56. Which are element of defamation?

I. There must be imputation of a crime, or a vice or a defect, real or imaginary

II. That the imputation must be made publicly

III. That it must be malicious

a. I and II b. I and III c. I, II and III d. II and III

57. Atty KAI sent a letter to the chief of Police regarding certain anomaly and ask that it be looked

Into and corrected. Upon investigation conducted, it turned out that the alleged anomaly complained of
is unsubstantiated. Did Atty. KAI committed a libelous complained?

a. None of these

b. Yes, because of the chief of Police conducted an investigation and found that the complain is
unsubstantiated.

c. No, this is an exception because it is the duty of the citizen to call upon the attention of the public
officers.

d. Yes, because the complain is in writing or a formal character.

58. Which is this public and malicious imputation of a crime , or a vice or a defect ?

a. Embarrassment b. Defamation c. Libel d.Slander

59. Negligence indicates a deficiency in _____

A. action b. Both action and perception c. perception d. in intent and motive

60. Which of the following is true

I. Imprudence or negligence is not a crime in itself

II. Imprudence or negligence is simply a way pf committing a crime.

III. Imprudence or negligence requires an intent to be a crime.

a. I and III b. I, II and III c. II and III d. I and II

61. What is this evidence which admission is dependent on its being obtained legally?

a. Competent b. Relevant c. Conclusive d. Material

62. For a fact to be considered as judicial notice, it must be of _____

a. all of these b. common knowledge c. listed in alamanac d. personal knowledge

63. In the hierarchy of evidence , which evidence is considered as the most reliable because its physical
appearance cannot lie ?

a. Testimonial b. Documentary c. Real evidence d. Direct evidence

64. Which is evidence that is also called outside or extrinsic evidence which is introduced or submitted
to modify or explain or add to the term of an agreement ?

a. Origina b. Parol c. Supplemental d. Secondary

65. What are the different ephemeral electronic evidence?

a. text messages c. Social Chats

b. all of these d. Electronic communication

66. Which is NOT the qualification of the witness?

a. The the person can recollect each percept on from memry

b. That he should not be convicted of a crime.

c. That the person can perceived.

d. That the person can store in his memory such perception

67. Which is this acknowledgement of gift by the person made before a police officer during the conduct
of an official investigation?

a. Extra Judicial Admission b. Judicial Admission c. Extra judicial Confession d. Judicial Confession

68. The accused may prove his good moral character which is ____

a. of the knowledge of the court

b. pertinent of the moral trait involved in the offense charge

c. of judicial knowledge

d. necessary to proved his innocence of the crime charge

69. The following are the elements of dying declaration, EXCEPT _____

a. declarant must eventually die

b. declaration is not in his connection with a starting occurrence or equivocal actions.

c. declaration pertains to facts or circumstances surrounding the eclarant state.

d. the declarant is competent to testify

70. CARDO is merely 6 years old . Which of the following statement BEST describes the qualification of
CARDO as a witness?

a. He is qualified as long as he can express his thought before the court.’b.

b. He is not qualified because a minor is susceptible being coached by lawyers.

c. He is qualified he can perceived an perceiving can convey his perception to another.

d. He is not qualified because he is still a minor.

71. What is this opinion of a witness on a matter requiring special knowledge, skill experience of
training?
a. Opinion of specialist b. Opinion of court c. Opinion of expert witness d. Opinion of an ordinary
witness.

72. An accused was charge for homicide. He interposes the justifying circumstances of self defense. In
such case, the burden of proof_____

a. shifts to the accused

b. upon the discretion of the court

c. rest to whoever presents the evidence.

d. still belongs to the prosecution

73. When the testimony of the witness being offered ?

a. At the discretion of the counsel anytime of the proceedings

b. At the time the witness is called to testify.

c. t the time the witness identifies the exhibits or evidence.

d. After the presentation of the testimonies of the witness

74. The following are the instances in which the testimony of the witness may be impeached, EXCEPT
by____

a. evidence that the general reputation of the witness for truth, honesty or integrity is bad

b. contradictory evidence

c. evidence that witness has made at other time statement inconsistent with present testimony

d. evidence of the witness wrongful acts.

75. The obligation to present its witness first belong to the accused, if _____

a. If the accused agrees to it

b. None of these

c. In case the accused involves self-defense

d. If upon the order of the court.

76. Which of the following is not a public document?

a. Documents acknowledge before a notary public

b. Notarized last wills and testaments.

c. Public records, kept in the Philippines, of private documents required of the law

d. The written official acts, or records of the official acts of the sovereign authority

77. When is authentication of a private document which is offered in evidence NOT required ?
I. When it offered as an authentic document.

II. When it is more than 30 produced from custody in which it would naturally be found if genuine, and is
unblemished by any alteration or circumstances of suspension.

III. When it is less than 30 years old at the time of its presentation.

a. I, II b. II, III c. I d. II

78. The evidence of the same kind and tending to prove the same facts is ____ evidence.

a. direct b. corroborative c. positive d. conclusive

79. When the witness affirms that a fact did or did not exist or occur, this is referred to as _____

a. presumptive b. negative c. positive d, conclusive

80. The effect of failure to prove the guilt of the accused beyond the reasonable doubt ____

a.the finding of civil liability b. none of these c.The dismissal of the case

d. The acquittal of the accused

81. The Metropolitan Trial Court, The Municipal Trial Court or Municipal Circuit Trial Court has
jurisdiction over case the penalty of which is imprisonment of____?

a. 6 years and 1 day b. not exceeding 6 years c. 4 years, 2 months and 1 day d. 12 years or more

82. The crime committed is in violation of RA 3019 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices as amended.
The offender is a government employee with a salary grade of lower than 27 . The penalty is lower that
6 years. Which court should have jurisdiction over the case.

a. Sandiganbayan b. Municipal Trail Court c. Regional Trail Court d. Metropolital Trial Court

83. A criminal case has been filed against the offender. The warrant of arrest has been issued already
and now in your office for service. The offender is still at large. Taking into consideration the situation,
which of the following is the BEST legal reason why the police officer needs to effect the arrest of the
accused?

a. Arrest of the accused is important so that the court may take jurisdiction over the person of the
accused.

b. all of these

c. Arrest is important so that the justice may now be achieved by the complainant.

d. Arrest is important for the court to do its job and hold the accused for trial.

84.The crime committed by JOAQIN is punishable by imprisonment of prison Mayor. The crime was
committed in Metro Manila, Where should CARDO file the criminal complaint.

a. Office of the City Prosecutor for Inquest Proceedings

b. Regional Trial Court

c. Municipal Trial Court

d. Office of the City Prosecutor

85. An individual approach and ask you how to file a case against another. The act complained of
happened more than 1 week ago. Upon initial inquiry , you learned that the act complained is
punishable with imprisonment of not more than 6 years but not lower than 4 years and 2 months. What
will be your advice?

a. To proceed with the different filling of the case before the prosecutors office for the conduct of
preliminary investigation.

b. To proceed with the warrantless arrest and conduct of inquest proceedings .

c. To proceed with the complaint before the police station and request that a warrantless arrest be
conducted.

d. To file the case directly with the Regional Trial Court or Municipal Trial Court.

86. The crime committed by punishable imprisonment of 4 years , 2 months and less. The crime was
committed in Metro Manila or Chartered Cities . Where should the complaint be filed to initiate the
criminal action<

a. To file the complaint directly with the Municipal Trial Court.

b. At the prosecutor’s office for the conduct of preliminary investigation.

c. t the police station for warrantless arrest and inquest proceedings.

d. To file the information directly with the Regional Trial Court.

87. Acting on the tip of information that CURY, HARDEN, THOMPSON and DURANT are having a pot
session inside CURRY’s house , Police staff Sergeant CARDO with his team went to CURRY’s house and
through a small opening of the door confirming the pot session, they arrested CURRY, ET. AL. without a
search warrant. Was the search and arrest conducted by the Police Sergeant CARDO is legal?

a. No, because the arrest was incidental to lawful arrest.

b. Yes, because the information given the informant was confirmed when they peek from the small door
opening.

c. No, because they do not have the search warrant which is required by the constitution and the Rules.

d. Yes, because the arrest is incidental to lawful serach.

88. The police officer effecting the arrest is locked up inside a house or building. What does the rules
allow a police officer to do?

a. The police officer may wait for the owner of the house or building to open the door or window.

b. The police officer may ask help from citizens.

c. The police officer may call for back up.

d. The police officer may break the door or window in order to free him/herself.

89. A person who is lawfully arrested may be searched for anything ___

a. that the police and its discretion has deem to be proper.

b. even if connected to the commission of an offense

c. which may have been used or constitute proof in the commission of the oofense.

d. that may be ordered by the courtat its discretion.

90. The accused participated in the trial of the case despite belief that the arrest on his person is
irregular. What is the effect of that participation in the trial?

a. The accused is deemed to have waived his right to question the irregularity of the arrest on his
person.

b. The accused can still question the validity of the arrest as iti is constitutional right.

c. The court may allow the accused to raise that question relative to the arrest at any time during the
trial of the case.

d. The accuse cannot anymore question the validity of the arrest as he deemed to have surrebndred to
the court.

91. The search warrant may be issued by the court only upon the findings of the following , EXCEPT;

a. the applicant police office has the personal knowledge of the facts upon which the issuance of search
is sought.

b. the issuance of warrant is based on probable cause.

c. the issuance of warrant must be based on the sound judgment of the court that issues the same

d. the witness of the applicant has personal knowledge of the fact upon which the issuance of search is
sought.

92. YORME committed a crime which is punishable by imprisonment of at least 4 years , 2 months and 1
day . The crime was committed in Metro Manila . YORME is not yet arrested . Where should the
complaint be filled to initiate the criminal action against YORME?

a. To file the complaint directly with the Municipal Trial Court.

b. To file information directly with the Regional Trial Court.

c. At the police station to conduct of warrantless arrest and subsequent inquest proceedings.

d. At the appropriate City prosecutor’s office for the conduct of preliminary investigation.
93.The person is arrested without a warrant . The penalty of imprisonment of at least 4 years, 2 months
and 1 day. His request for preliminary investigation was granted. Under the rules , how many days
should the preliminary investigation be conducted and terminated?

a. Within 39 days from the time the preliminary investigation was conducted.

b. Within 15 days from the time the preliminary investigation was conducted.

c. Until such time the prosecutor may reasonable finish the investigation.

d. Within 60 days from the time the preliminary investigation was conducted.

94. Which is of the following is the right of the person before or during the examination in open court?

a. The right to bail

b. The right to self-incrimination

c. The right to be informed of the cause and accuysation

d. The right to have counsel

95. During the stages of the trial , the accused has the right for the assistance of ___

a. to assistance of public c. counsel

b. the public attorney’s d. the court

96. After the decision was redeemed by the court disposing the case, which of the following allow the
revisiting the decision based on the evidence presented and of the ruling of the court?

a. Motion of new hearing b. Motion of reconsideration c. Petition for probation d. Motion for
new trial

97. In order to know the evidence to be presented nby the prosecution and the accused during the trial ,
what process is required for this purpose?

a. hearing on evidence c. presentation of evidence

b. Trial d. Pre-Trial

98. The proceeding in court were the prosecution and the accused mat agree on matters that will
promote a fair and expeditious trial of the case is ______

a. inquest proceeding b. trial proper c. pre-trial d. preliminary investigation

99. During the arraignment the following are present in court, whose presence is indispensable without
which there CANNOT BE arraignment done?

a. The presence of the counsel of the accused which is his own choice.

b. The public attorneys who are usually the substitute counsel for arraignment purposes

c. The presence of the accused because it is his time to be informed of the nature and cause of
accusation against him.
d. None of this.

100. After arraignment and Pre-trial, the accused did not appear in court anymore. Despite due notice
and issuance of warrant for his arrest, the accused still failed to appear. Can the court continue with the
trial of the case?

a. None of these .

b. Yes, the court can proceed with the trial of the case dispensing the presentation of the evidence of
the accused.

c. No, the court cannot proceed with the trial of the case because the accused has the right to confront
the witness.

d. Yes, the court can proceed with the trial of the case in absentia of the accused.

Set A 2nd row 6 (8), row 8 (86)

3rd row 2(51) , row 5 (37)

6 row 3(44), row 5 (66),

7 row 1 (80) ,row 2 (18), row 3 (73), row 5( 91)