P1

1. Police reports assist with the identification, apprehension and prosecution of

criminals by serving as a source document for filing criminal complaints, by providing
a record of all investigations and providing a
basis for additional follow up investigations. What use of police report has been
stated?
a. Identification of Criminals
b. Investigative Record
c. Court Preparation
d. Statistical analysis
2. This means brief notation concerning specific events while fresh in one’s mind and
used to prepare a report.
a. organizing
b. proofreading
c. note taking
d. interviewing
3. It refers to saying much in fewer words.
a. Factual
b. Accuracy
c. Clarity
d. Brevity
4. The following are needed in a report EXCEPT:
a. Clear and complete sentences
b. Proper grammar
c. good descriptions
d. All of the above.
e. None of the above
5. A report of investigation is a/an ________ statement of the investigator’s findings.
a. subjective
b. opinion
c. objective
d. ideal
6. This means reporting all the facts which were discovered in the course of
investigation.
a. Brevity
b. Factual
c. Concise
d. Complete
7. Mr. X, a police station commander, receives several reports of vehicular accidents
in a particular area,
that is why he recommends road improvements to local authorities. It only proves
that written police reports
a. can be used as records for police administration in planning, directing and
organizing the unit’s duties
b. can be used as legal documents in the prosecution of criminals to prove their guilt
and for conviction
c. can be useful to local media which usually have access to public documents for
accurate statistics.
d. can be the basis for research among students in Criminology which would help in
crime prevention.
8. Desirable qualities of an investigator include all except:
A. Perseverance
B. Inquisitiveness
C. Subjectivity
D. Objectivity
8. Being concise means:
A. eliminating wordiness.
B. eliminating details.
C. both a and b
D. eliminating facts
9. Which among the following does not belong to the group?
A. Final report
B. After operation report
C. Spot report
D. Arrest rep
10. The following are the importance of investigative writing report, except:
A. Reports can be used as legal documents in the prosecution of criminals.
B. Reports can be useful to local media that need access to public documents.
C. Reports can be a basis for research and as used by other agencies.
D. Reports can be used by the investigator to give judgment of the case.
11. PCPL Dela Cruz is an investigator who is investigating a particular case. He shall
write a report that will provide permanent official record of the pertinent information
procured during the course of investigation.
a. Investigation report
b. Arrest report
c. Wanted person report
d. Crime report
12. It is a permanent written record of police activities classified as informal and
formal which communicates important facts concerning people involved in criminal
activities. It is known as ___.
a. police report
b. progress report
c. spot report
d. After operation Report
13. This quality of good report writing can be attained by avoiding sensationalizing
the facts, which is the inclusion of unnecessary details not related to the case under
investigation. This requisite of a good report is known as ______.
a. clarity
b. factual
c. brevity
d. accuracy
14. A complete written narration of facts based from a thorough investigation of the
case. This is a result of collection of data, evaluation, summation, and analysis of all
facts and circumstances of the case.
А. Progress report
b. Final report
C. Traffic accident report
d. Investigation Report
15. This is a written narration of facts developed by the investigator in the course of
the follow-up investigation. This is a report on subsequent details which are very vital
to the case but have not been
incorporated in the initial report.
A. Progress report
B. Final report
C. Traffic accident report
D. Investigation Report
16. What is written two spaces below the sender & two spaces to the right colon. It
should contain no more than ten words?
a. Subject
b. Attention line
c. Date
d. Addressee
17. The writer is duty-bound to serve his readers by letting the understand easily
what he is trying to get across. If the writer is misunderstood, he expects to receive a
different response or answer.
a. Clarity
b. Accuracy
c. Specificity
d. Impartiality
18. It is a permanent written record of police activities classified as informal and
formal which communicates important facts concerning people involved in criminal
activities. It is known as ___.
a. police report
b. progress report
c. spot report
d. police blotter
19. The report should include all necessary information such as the 5Ws and 1H
(Who, What, When,
Where, Why, and How).
a. Clear
b. Complete
c. Concise
d. Relevant
20. In order to determine the motive of the crime, what question should be asked?
a. What
b. When
c. Why
d. How
21. This type of report deals with the ordinary miscellaneous, usual day to day
memorandum, letter or form accomplished by any member of a unit or section,
precinct, bureau or division within a department, in accordance with the prescribed
regulation.
a. Basic
b. Informal
c. a and b
d. Formal
22. ______ is a type of report for immediate initial investigative or incident addressed
to higher headquarters pertaining to the commission of the crime, occurrence of
natural or man-made disaster or unusual incidents involving loss of lives and damage
of properties.
a. Progress report
b. Spot report
c. Follow-up report
d. Final report
23. The addressee “MEMORANDUM FOR” is sent to __________________.
a. subordinate
b. superior officer
c. colleague
d. persons within the department
24. In a civilian letter, this is the gist of the message. It helps a very busy person find
out in a split second
what the letter is all about.
a. Subject line
b. File Reference
c. Attention line
d. Heading
25. Identify the part of civilian letter shown in this photo:
a. Heading
b. Letterhead
c. Dateline
d. Inside Address
26. Law enforcement agencies engage in correspondence with prosecutors, defense
attorneys, and the judiciary. This can involve sharing evidence, requesting legal
opinions, providing updates on cases,
responding to subpoenas, and seeking search or arrest warrants.
a. Internal communication
b. External communication
c. Investigation and reports
d. Legal correspondence
27. Officers use police correspondence to write detailed incident reports, providing an
account of events related to crimes, accidents, or any situation that requires
documentation for investigation or prosecution.
The statement describes ___________.
a. record-keeping
b. incident reports
c. court documents
d. policy directives
28. _______ is communication that contains directive, advisory, or informative
matter.
a. Memorandum
b. Circulars
c. Special order
d. General order
29. If a writer has forgotten something in the message, he can add a _________.
a. attachment
b. post script
c. attention line
d. addendum
30. When a new trial is granted on the ground of errors of law or irregularities
committed during the trial, all the proceedings and evidence affected thereby shall
be set aside and taken anew. However, the court may not introduce additional
evidence.
a. Yes
b. No
c. True
d. False
31. Which of the following statements regarding the motion for reconsideration is
correct?
a. The motion for reconsideration can be filed after the period for taking an appeal
has lapsed.
b. The period for filing a motion for reconsideration can be extended upon request.
c. The motion for reconsideration can only be filed if the decision or resolution is
favorable to the party.
d. The period for filing a motion for reconsideration is non-extendible.
32. Select the correct statement regarding reconsideration in court.
a. Reconsideration can only be granted if new evidence is presented that was not
available during the initial
proceedings.
b. Reconsideration is solely granted for errors of law in the judgment, not for errors of
fact.
c. The court may grant reconsideration based on errors of law or fact in the judgment
which requires no
further proceedings.
d. Reconsideration is not allowed in court, and the judgment is final once it is
rendered.
33. A motion for reconsideration must ________________.
a. state the grounds on which it is based.
b. filed before the period for taking an appeal.
c. not supported by affidavits or authenticated copies.
d. submitted orally during a court hearing
34. The court shall grant a new trial on any of the following grounds EXCEPT:
a. that errors of law or irregularities prejudicial to the substantial rights of the accused
have been committed
during the trial;
b. that new and material evidence has been discovered which the accused could not
with reasonable
diligence
have discovered and produced at the trial and which if introduced and admitted
would probably change
the judgment;
c. grant reconsideration on the ground of errors of law or fact in the judgment, which
requires no further
proceedings;
d. None of these
35. Preliminary investigation is required for cases where the penalty is at least:
a. not more than 4 years, 2 months and 1 day
b. at least 4 years, 2 months and 1 day
c. not less than 4 years and 2 months
d. exactly 4 years, 2 months and 1 day
36. Memo for Preliminary investigation shall be signed by the complainant or his
counsel, stenographer and ___________.
a. Investigator
b. Chief of Police
c. Judge
d. Investigating prosecutor
37. External Communication in law enforcement agencies involves interactions with
all of the following
entities
EXCEPT:
a) government departments
b) legal entities
c) law enforcement agencies
d) international organizations
38. Which of the following documents are part of Investigations and Reports in law
enforcement agencies?
a) Budgetary requests
b) Training programs
c) Case summaries
d) Policy changes
39. What is the primary purpose of Internal Communication in law enforcement
agencies?
a) Sharing information with the public
b) Collaborating with other law enforcement agencies
c) Facilitating communication among their own personnel
d) Sending official notifications to government departments
40. In Legal Correspondence, law enforcement agencies communicate with all of the
following EXCEPT:
a) ) Prosecutors
b) Defense attorneys
c) Judiciary
d) The general public
41. Administrative Correspondence in law enforcement agencies covers which of the
following matters?
a) Witness statements
b) Policy changes
c) Collaborative efforts with other agencies
d) Providing updates on ongoing investigations
42. Using chronological order, all the gathered facts, and evidence related to the
case should be sequentially presented.
a. Initial preparation
b. final organization of the collected data
c. preparation of the first draft
d. Rewriting and polishing the report
43. “Re” in a letter means?
a. Referring to
b. Related to
c. Referred by
d. Facts of the case
44. It is an interoffice communication dealing with official matters in the police
organization, its message is written in the fewest possible words.
a. Memorandum
b. Affidavit
c. Legal Forms
d. Warrant
45. A shabbily crafted police report submitted by the police officers and part of the
record in the court proceedings, at its WORST, makes the _____________.
A. Police report a basis of scrutiny
B. Police officer just another contributor to the state of criminal justice
C. Police officer practically a witness for the defense
D. Police report just another court
46. What is a memorandum?
a) A short notice usually written by the management to address a certain policy or
give a certain announcement or changes in an organization.
b) A short usually written by the management to address a certain policy or give a
certain announcement or
changes in an organization.
c) A long notice usually written by the management to address a certain policy or
give a certain
announcement or changes in an organization.
d) A short letter usually written by the management to address a certain policy or give
a certain
announcement or changes in an organization.
47. The words “____________” is used if sent to a subordinate.
a) Memorandum for
b) Memorandum
c) Memorandum to
d) Memorandum from
48. What is a thorough, in-depth and lengthy account regarding an investigation into
an incident or case as mandated by higher authorities to establish a determination of
the truth and/or how far it could be determined based on the facts and circumstances
with the appropriate recommendation for the proper
course/s of action/s to be made?
a) Sport report
b) Final report
c) Progress report
d) After operation report
49. It is through this kind of report that a superior officer can determine if the
detective or investigator is working on his case and therefore, serve as a gauge or
yardstick for the investigator’s efficiency.
a) Final report
b) Police report
c) Progress report
d) After operation report
50. It is the chronological step by step, account entirely or almost a factual account of
the incidents that took place in a given event.
a) Report
b) Police report
c) Incident report
d) Report writing

P3

1. Which of the following statements about the Affidavit of Denial of NBI

Clearance is true?
a. It is a document issued to certify a person's involvement in pending criminal
proceedings.
b. It is a government document issued to certify a person's involvement in
pending criminal
proceedings.
c. It is a document issued to certify that a person is not involved in any
pending criminal proceedings in
the Philippines.
d. It is a government document issued to certify that a person is involved in
pending criminal
proceedings.
2. Which of the following best describes the purpose of an Affidavit of
Undertaking?
a. To deny any involvement in pending criminal proceedings.
b. To certify that the person is not liable for any criminal, administrative, or
civil liabilities.
c. To request government assistance for any legal purpose.
d. To attest to the truthfulness of the facts and commitment to fulfill the stated
obligations
3. When a valuable document or item is lost, such as a passport, driver's
license, certificate, or any legal document, the affidavit of loss serves as an
official record of the loss.
a. Official Documentation
b. Replacement or reissuance
c. Insurance claims
d. Legal Protection

4. In situations where the lost item is covered by an insurance policy, the

affidavit of loss is often required as supporting documentation to process an
insurance claim.
a. Official Documentation
b. Replacement or reissuance
c. Insurance claims
d. Legal Protection
5.
John owns a valuable stock certificate for a renowned company, which he
kept in a secure
location at home. One day, he discovers that the certificate is missing from its
usual spot. After
searching extensively, he concludes that the certificate is either stolen or
misplaced. To take
appropriate actions, John decides to execute an Affidavit of Loss.
Which of the following best explains the purpose of John's Affidavit of Loss?
a. To declare the loss of a valuable stock certificate and provide all necessary
details related to the
security.
b. To assert ownership of the missing stock certificate and warn others
against any unauthorized use.
c. To request the company to issue a replacement stock certificate free of
charge.
d. To report the loss of the stock certificate to the authorities and seek
reimbursement for the missing
security.
6. What is the primary purpose of an affidavit of witness?
a. To formally acknowledge the withdrawal of a complaint
b. To provide a statement of facts about a specific incident
c. To attest to the credibility of a person testifying in court
d. To request for a change in the court venue for a trial
7. In a criminal case, what does an affidavit of desistance typically signify?
a. The witness no longer wishes to pursue the case in court.
b. The witness wants to cooperate fully with the prosecution.
c. The witness is providing new evidence to strengthen the case.
d. The witness is requesting protective measures during the trial.
8. Which statement is true about an affidavit of witness?
a. It can only be submitted by a legal representative.
b. It is never admissible as evidence in court.
c. It must be notarized or sworn under oath.
d. It is only applicable in civil cases.
9. Which party usually files an affidavit of witness?
a. The defendan
b. The prosecutor
c. The plaintiff
d. The court clerk
10. When can an affidavit of desistance be submitted in court?
a. Only before the trial begins
b. At any time during the trial proceedings
c. Only after the verdict is announced
d. Only during the appeal process
11. Under what circumstances can a search warrant be served at any time of
the day or night?
a. When a direction may be inserted that it be served at any time of the day or
night.
b. When the Team Leader provides a summary of information that it should be
at night.
c. When the surveillance/casing report is prepared and shows that it can’t be
done at daytime.
d. As long as the search warrant is signed by a judge, it can be executed
either day or night.
12. Where can a motion to quash a search warrant and/or to suppress
evidence obtained thereby be
filed if no criminal action has been instituted?
a. Only in the court where the action has been instituted.
b. Only in the court that issued the search warrant.
c. In any court of the same jurisdiction.
d. In any court, regardless of the jurisdiction.
13. Which of the following must be included in the application for a Search
Warrant?
a. Name of the judge who will issue the warrant
b. Specific statement of facts and items to be seized
c. Name of the defense attorney representing the subject
d. Address of the nearest police station to the place to be searched
14. What is a key requirement for a search warrant to be valid and lawful?
a. It must be signed by multiple judges to ensure impartiality.
b. It must allow for a wide-ranging search to maximize evidence collection.
c. It must be specific in describing the place to be searched and the items or
evidence to be seized.
d. It must be issued by the police officer in charge of the investigation.
15. What is the consequence of obtaining evidence in violation of the
Constitution or the Rules of Court,
including through an invalid search warrant?
a. The evidence can be used in any judicial proceeding but not in legislative or
administrative
proceedings.
b. The evidence can be admitted as long as it is relevant to the case,
regardless of how it was obtained.
c. The evidence can be excluded and not admitted in any judicial, quasi-
judicial, legislative, or
administrative proceeding.
d. The evidence can be admitted only if the investigating officer is able to
demonstrate good faith.
16. What is the validity period of a search warrant in the Philippines?
a) Within 10 days from its date of issuance.
b) Within 10 days from its date of receipt.
c) Within 15 days from its date of issuance.
d) Within 15 days from its date of receipt.
17. What is the purpose of a police blotter?
a) To record important events in the police station
b) To keep track of daily weather updates
c) To note down personal information of police officers
d) To manage the station's budget and expenses
18. The following are examples of information typically recorded in a police blotter
EXCEPT:
a. violation of laws and ordinances reported
b. personal circumstances of the chief
c. Vehicular and other types of accident
d. all personal injuries, bodies found
19. If a citizen wants to report a crime or lodge a complaint, where should they go?
a. To the nearest grocery store
b. To the police blotter office
c. To the local post office
d. To the nearest police station
20. What essential details should be included when recording an entry in the police
blotter, following the 5Ws
and 1H, and addressing the Case Disposition?
a. Names of the suspects, Officer-on-Case, and the status of the case
b. Names of the suspects, victim, witnesses, nature of the offense, and the date and
time of occurrence
c. Names of the suspects, possible motive, significant circumstances, and the place
of occurrence
d. Names of the suspects, victim, witnesses, nature of the offense, Officer-on-Case,
and significant
circumstances that aggravate or mitigate the event or the crime
21. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of maintaining Police Blotter entries?
a. To keep informed of activities within the police jurisdiction
b. To facilitate investigations and prepare court cases
c. To serve as a permanent record of incidents, events, problems
d. To identify potential suspects and issue arrest warrants
22.
It is generally filled out by the arresting officer and states the facts and
circumstances surrounding an arrest.
a. Affidavit
b. Affidavit of Arrest
c. affidavit of witness
d. affidavit of complaint
23.
What kind of document is an Affidavit?
a. Public Document
b. Private Document
c. Commercial Document
d. None of the above
24.
It is through this kind of report that a superior officer can determine if the
detective or investigator is working on his case and therefore, serve as a
gauge or yardstick for the investigator’s
efficiency.
a. Final report
b. Police report
c. Progress report
d. After operation report
25.
It is the chronological step by step, account entirely or almost a factual
account of the incidents
that took place in a given event.
a. Report
b. Police report
c. Incident report
d. Report writing
26.
It is a thorough, in-depth and lengthy account regarding an investigation into
an incident or case as mandated by higher authorities to establish a
determination of the truth and/or how far it
could be determined based on the facts and circumstances with the
appropriate recommendation for
the proper course/s of action/s to be made.
a. Final report
b. Police report
c. Progress report
d. After Operation Report
27. This document becomes the basis for the case, providing basic
information about the facts of the matter and outlining the nature of the case.
This document is part of the court record maintained on
the case and can be inspected by anyone reviewing the record.
a. Affidavit
b. affidavit of witness
c. affidavit of arrest
d. affidavit of complaint
28. It is a request for the production of documents, or a request to appear in
court or other legal proceeding.
a. Subpoena
b. Under penalty
c. Appearance
d. Subpoena duces ticum
29.
A type of subpoena which requires you to testify before a court, or other legal
authority.
a. Subpoena
b. Under penalty
c. Appearance
d. Subpoena testificandum
30.
The words “____________” is used if sent to a superior office
a. Memorandum for
b. Memorandum
c. Memorandum to
d. Memorandum from
31.
The words “____________” is used if sent to a subordinate.
a. Memorandum for
b. Memorandum
c. Memorandum to
d. Memorandum from
32.
It is a report that may be rendered after any successful police operation that
leads to the arrest of any member or some members of a syndicated crime
group.
a. Sport report
b. Final report
c. Progress report
d. After operation report
33. What is a thorough, in-depth and lengthy account regarding an
investigation into an incident or
case as mandated by higher authorities to establish a determination of the
truth and/or how far it
could be determined based on the facts and circumstances with the
appropriate recommendation for
the proper course/s of action/s to be made?
a. Spot report
b. Final report
c. Progress report
d. After operation report
34. Which among the following does not belong to the group?
a. Final report
b. After operation report
c. Spot report
d. Arrest report
35. The warrant, although not the original, but a faithful digital copy thereof,
will not facilitate the
apprehension of a criminal because of the knowledge by the arresting officer
that a warrant is
pending for the former’s arrest. Is the statement true?
a. Yes
c. True
b. No
d. False
36. Is the process through which crime analysts and researchers use location
information about crime
events to detect spatial patterns in criminal activity.
a. Crime clock
c. E-warrant
b. Crime mapping
d. E rogue gallery
37. These efforts typically involved placing physical markers, such as pins, on
maps to designate the
locations where crimes occurred.
a. Crime clock
c. E-warrant
b. Crime mapping
d. E rogue gallery
38. This represents the annual ratio of crime to fixed time intervals.
a. Crime clock
c. E-warrant
b. Crime mapping
d. E rogue gallery
39. It is a request for the production of documents, or a request to appear in
court or other legal
proceeding.
a. Subpoena
c. Under penalty
b. Appearance
d. Subpoena duces ticum
40. The initial court proceeding in which a defendant is first brought before a
judge refers to-.
a. Subpoena
c. Under penalty
b. Appearance
d. Subpoena duces ticum
41. What does the term “subpoena” literally mean?
a. Subpoena
c. Under penalty
b. Appearance
d. Subpoena duces ticum
42. A type of subpoena which requires you to produce documents, materials,
or other tangible
evidence.
a. Subpoena
c. Under penalty
b. Appearance
d. Subpoena duces ticum
43. A type of subpoena which requires you to testify before a court, or other
legal authority.
a. Subpoena
c. Under penalty
b. Appearance
d. Subpoena testificandum
44.A report that may be rendered after any successful police operation that
leads to the arrest of any
member or some members of a syndicated crime group.
a. After Operation Report
c. Final report
b. Progress Report
d. Spot report
45. It is through this kind of report that a superior officer can determine if the
detective or investigator
is working on his case and therefore, serve as a gauge or yardstick for the
investigator’s efficiency
a. After Operation Report
c. Final report
b. Progress Report
d. Spot report
46. It is a thorough, in-depth and lengthy account regarding an investigation
into an incident or case
as mandated by higher authorities to establish a determination of the truth
and/or how far it could be
determined based on the facts and circumstances with the appropriate
recommendation for the
proper course/s of action/s to be made
a. After Operation Report
c. Final report
b. Progress Report
d. Spot report
47. It is an immediate initial investigative or incident report addressed to
Higher Headquarters
pertaining to the commission of the crime, occurrence of natural or man-made
disaster or unusual
incidents involving loss of lives and damage to properties.
a. After Operation Report
c. Final report
b. Progress Report
d. Spot report
48. Any written matter prepared by the police involving their interactions with
the community refers to
b. Progress Report
d. Police report
49. It is the chronological step by step, account entirely or almost a factual
account of the incidents
that took place in a given event.
a. After Operation Report
c. Final report
b. Progress Report
d. Report
50. These questions pertain to the manner in which the crime was committed.
a. What
c. How
b. Who
d. When
51. These questions provide the object or desire which motivated the
commission of the crime.
a. What
c. Why
b. Who
d. When
52. These questions are directed to the crime being committed
a. What
c. Why
b. Who
d. When
53. A report of investigation is an ________ statement of the investigator’s
findings.
a. Subjective
c. Opinion
b. Objective
d. Ideal
54. This means reporting all the facts which were discovered in the course of
investigation.
a. Brevity
c. Factual
b. Concise
d. Complete
55. Words presented must be precise and correct and the report must be free
from mistakes or
errors. The statement refers to what characteristics of an effective report?
a. Accurate
c. Specific
b. Concise
d. Correct grammar
56. If the report is free from confusion and ambiguity, and is easily understood
and it includes all
necessary information such as the 5Ws and 1H, it means that the report is-.
a. Factual and objective
c. Clear and complete
b. Brief and concise
d. Accurate and specific
57. This type of report deals with the ordinary miscellaneous, usual day to day
memorandum, letter or
form accomplished by any member of a unit or section, precinct, bureau or
division within a
department, in accordance with the prescribed regulation.
a. Basic
c. a and b
b. Informal
d. Formal
58. A statement which can be proven because it is based on any or all of our
five physical senses of
sight, taste, smell, touch and hearing is called as-.
a. Objective
c. Report
b. Fact
d. Jargon
59. An expression that is considered unprogressive, obsolete, outworn,
overused and stale.
a. Jargon
c. Fact
b. Report
d. Overused words
60. These questions include the complete and correct name of all those who
were involved in the
incident such as the victim/s, suspect/s, witness/es and whosoever may be
listed as present during
the incident, or may not be present, but have knowledge about the said
incident.
a. What
c. When
b. Where
d. Who
61. These questions are concerned with the geographical location of the
crime scene, property, or
evidence. Describe in detail where the incident exactly happened.
a. What
c. When
b. Where
d. Why
62. The purpose of this report is to inform an immediate chief (as SOP,
considering that whatever
happens in said area is a command responsibility), or that one from a higher
headquarters or office,
regarding the details relative to a particular occurrence.
a. Spot
c. Progress
b. After operation
d. Final
63. It is an accounting of the actions or series of actions undertaken in relation
to an ongoing
investigation of a case.
a. Police report
c. Spot report
b. Progress report
d. Blotter report
64. It is an immediate initial investigative or incident report addressed to
Higher Headquarters
pertaining to the commission of the crime, occurrence of natural or man-made
disaster or unusual
incidents involving loss of lives and damage to properties.
a. Police report
c. Spot report
b. Progress report
d. Blotter report
65. It is a written account of someone’s evidence or statement of facts.
a. Report
c. Report writing
b. Complaint
d. Affidavit
66. Refers to any written matter prepared by the police involving their
interactions with the
community. It provides a record of incidents requiring police response.
a. Police Blotter
c. Report
b. Police Report
d. Investigation Report
67. Refers to a sworn statement prepared by someone who wishes to file a
legal complaint.
a. Affidavit of arrest
c. Affidavit
b. Arrest warrant
d. Affidavit of complaint
68. Refers to a record of daily events occurring within the territory/jurisdiction
of a given police unit or
command.
a. Police Blotter
c. Police Report
b. Report
d. Police File
69. What is the size of a police blotter?
a. 11” by 15”
c. 12” by 16”
b. 10” by 11”
d. 6” by 12”
70. This is generally filled out by the arresting officer and states the facts and
circumstances
surrounding an arrest.
a. Affidavit of arrest
c. Affidavit
b. Arrest warrant
d. Affidavit of complaint
71. Police Blotter is generated daily for the previous ___ hours period.
a. 12
c. 36
b. 24
d. 48
72. The ______ ______ of a police blotter shall contain the name or
designation of the police force
and particular police district/station, together with the designation of the
specific police unit or sub
station, the volume or book number, the series number and the period
covered.
a. Front cover
c. Back cover
b. Cover
d. Record
73. No erasures shall be made on the entries. Corrections are made by
drawing one _________ line
over such a word or phrase and the actual entry initiated by the police officer
making the correction.
a. Vertical
c. Cross
b. Horizontal
d. Scratch
74. Empty space in the last line of entry shall be marked with ______ until the
end of the margin of
that line. X
a. Y
c. W
b. X
d. Z
75. The Duty Desk PNCO shall print his complete name, rank, designation
below the _______ line of
entry and to be duly signed.
a. First
c. Last
b. Second
d. anywhere
76. Only facts, not opinions, are entered in the blotter.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
77. The entries must be legibly written in print and not consecutively
numbered.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
78. No line or empty space shall be left blank between any two entries.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
79. A ball pen with blue or black ink should be used in making the entries in
police blotter.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
80. All entries in the police blotter shall be handwritten in a clear, concise and
simple manner but
answering as far as practicable the 5 Ws and I H.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
81. Misrepresentation in the blotter or any attempt to suppress any
information therein is not
punishable criminally and administratively.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
82. Any development of a case to be reflected in the blotter should be a
continued entry at the time
and day it was reported. A reference to the previous entry number of the case
shall, however, be
made.
a. True
c. It depends
b. False
d. none of the above
83. Complimentary Ending is the originator’s name found _____ spaces below
the last paragraph of
the body of the message.
a. 3
c. 5
b. 4
d. none
84. is the message of the memorandum; it is double-spaced when the
message is less than nine
lines.
a. Heading
c. Body
b. Date
d. Introduction
85. is placed below the subject indicating when the memorandum is written.
a. Heading
c. Body
b. Date
d. Introduction
86. contains the date, subject, thru channels and addressee.
a. Heading
c. Body
b. Date
d. Introduction
87. The words “____________” is used if sent to a superior office
a. MEMORANDUM FOR
c. MEMORANDUM
b. MEMORANDUM TO
d. MEMORANDUM FROM
88. The words “____________” is used if sent to a subordinate.
c. MEMORANDUM FOR
c. MEMORANDUM
d. MEMORANDUM TO
d. MEMORANDUM FROM
89. Every police unit or police department has its own letterhead where it is
usually printed on the
______ page.
a. First
c. Last
b. Second
d. None of the above
90. Letterhead uses_____ font.
a. Old English
c. Arial
b. Calibre
d. Aerial
91. Subject is written _______ spaces below the sender and two spaces to
the right colon.
a. One
c. Three
b. Two
d. Five
92. Subject should contain no more than _______ words.
a. 1
c. 10
b. 5
d. One paragraph
93. The purpose of this is to inform an immediate chief (as SOP, considering
that whatever happens
in said area is a command responsibility), or that one from a higher
headquarters or office, regarding
the details relative to a particular occurrence.
a. spot report
c. final report
b. progress report
d. follow-up report
94. The purpose of this is that a superior officer can determine if the detective
or investigator is
working on his case and therefore, serve as a gauge or yardstick for the
investigator’s efficiency.
a. spot report
c. final report
b. progress report
d. follow-up report
95. These questions include the complete and correct name of all those who
were involved in the
incident such as the victim/s, suspect/s, witness/es and whosoever may be
listed as present during
the incident, or may not be present, but have knowledge about the said
incident.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. WHEN
96. These questions are directed to the crime being committed. Police reports
sometime indicate the
crime committed based on the Revised Penal Code (RPC) like Murder,
Homicide, or Rape, among
others. In initial reports such as Spot Report, which does not require a
thorough investigation yet, this
is not essential.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. WHEN
97. These questions are concerned with the geographical location of the crime
scene, property, or evidence.
Describe in detail where the incident exactly happened.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. WHEN
98. These questions include the date and time when the felony/offense/infraction
was committed, property
found, suspect apprehended, etc.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. WHEN
99. These questions provide the object or desire which motivated the commission of
the crime. In crimes
against persons, the usual object includes revenge, ransom, and sexual pleasure,
among others. In crimes
against property, the reason may be to acquire money and property.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. WHY
100. These questions pertain to the manner in which the crime was committed. The
narrative on how the
incident happened shall be indicated to show the description of the chronology of
events that led to the incident
and all the circumstances thereafter. The actions taken during the initial investigation
at the scene shall also be
included. This shall include the weather, lighting, sounds, activities in the vicinity of
the incident, a description
of the circumstances prevailing before, during, and after the incident and all other
peculiar details that come to
the senses of the trained police responder.
a. WHO
c. WHERE
b. WHAT
d. HOW

CFE

1. This document becomes the basis for the case, providing basic information about the
facts of the matter and outlining the nature of the case. This document is part of the court
record maintained on the case and can be inspected by anyone reviewing the record.
This is known as __________.
a. affidavit. c. affidavit of witness.
b. affidavit of arrest. d. affidavit of complaint.

0. It is a request for the production of documents, or a request to appear in court or

other legal proceeding. This request is known as __________.
a. subpoena. c. appearance.
 b. under penalty. d. subpoena duces ticum.

0. A type of subpoena which requires you to produce documents, materials, or other

tangible evidence. This is known as __________.
a. subpoena. c. appearance.
b. under penalty. d. subpoena duces ticum.

0. A type of subpoena which requires you to testify before a court, or other legal
authority. This is known as __________.
a. subpoena. c. appearance.
b. under penalty. d. subpoena testificandum.

0. If the subject of an affidavit is sent to a superior office, how should it be addressed

properly?
a. Memorandum for c. Memorandum to
b. Memorandum d. Memorandum from

0. If the subject of an affidavit is sent to a superior office, how should it be addressed

properly?
a. Memorandum for c. Memorandum to
b. Memorandum d. Memorandum from

0. A short message from a person to another in the same business or organization. This
pertains to __________.
a. memo. c. letter.
b. report. d. spreadsheet.

0. It contains the tasks, history, and comments that are associated with the case. To
prevent any one folder from being overloaded with too many objects, the new case
folder is placed in a subfolder that is based on the year, month, and day that the case
was created. This document is known as __________.

a. case folder . c. legal forms.

b. affidavit. d. blotter.

0. It is a prototype of any documents or forms used in a legal transaction or judicial

proceedings, which contain important matters conveyed in technical terminologies
and presented in a suitable and systematic order in accordance with the
circumstances of any case. This is known as __________.
a. case folder. c. legal forms.
b. affidavit. d. judicial form.

0. It is an adjective that means permitted under the law. It is known as________

a. jurisprudence. c. affidavit.
b. legal. d. contempt.

0. A document that is used in conveyancing, or of the forms of deeds, instruments or

documents creating, transferring, modifying or limiting rights to real as well as
personal properties, and other forms related to business contracts or transactions is
known as __________.
a. judicial forms. c. legal Forms.
b. affidavit. d. business forms.

0. What document pertains to different kinds of pleadings, applications, petitions,

affidavits, motions, and the like?
a. Letter of intent c. Legal forms
b. Affidavit d. Business forms
 0. A written statement from an individual which is sworn to be true. It is an oath that
what the individual is saying is the truth is known as __________.
a. Letter of intent c. Legal forms
b. Affidavit d. Business forms

0. It refers to a specific type of authorization: a writ issued by a competent officer,

usually a judge or magistrate, which permits an otherwise illegal act that would violate
individual rights & affords the person executing the writ protection from damages if
the act is performed. This refers to ___________.
a. memorandum c. legal Forms
b. affidavit d. warrant

0. An interoffice communication dealing with official matters in the police organization,

its message is written in the fewest possible words is called as___________.
a. memorandum c. legal forms
b. affidavit d. warrant

0. How do we distinguish affidavit and other documents?

a. Affidavit are sworn c. Affidavit can be issued by any person
b. It must be signed by the judge d. All of the above

0. He who executes the affidavit is the __________.

a. respondent c. appellee
b. affiant d. complainant

0. It refers to a clause certifying the oath and the date made by the affiant. This refers to
___________.
a. commencement c. attestation
b. averments d. confirmee

19. It is a request for the production of documents, or a request to appear in court or

other legal proceeding. This request is known as __________.
a. subpoena c. appearance
b. under penalty d. subpoena duces ticum

0. Which of the following is not part of the composition of an affidavit?

a. Commencement c. Statement of Truth
b. Individual Averments d. Authorization

0. Which part of the memorandum contains the reference?

a. Body c. Enclosure
b. Complimentary d. Heading

0. Attachments to a memorandum can be referred to as________.

a. body c. enclosure
b. complimentary ending d. heading

0. Which part of the memorandum contains the subject of the letter?

a. Body c. Enclosure
b. Complimentary Ending d. Heading

0. An affidavit of statement alleging that a person has committed an offense is referred

to as________.
a. affidavit of arrest. c. arrest warrant
b. complaint affidavit d. search warrant

0. A legal document authorizing a police officer or other official to enter and search is
called as ________.
a. search and Seizure c. search Warrant
 b. research Incidental to lawful arrest d. warrant of Arrest

26. This document becomes the basis for the case, providing basic information about the
facts of the matter and outlining the nature of the case. This document is part of the
court record maintained on the case and can be inspected by anyone reviewing the
record. This is known as __________.
a. affidavit c. affidavit of witness
b. affidavit of arrest d. affidavit of complaint

0. An affidavit filed by the respondent in reply to a petition is referred to as______.

a. reply c. affidavit of desistance
b. counter-Affidavit d. affidavit of Complaint

0. What refers to a testimony in writing under oath from the witnesses before the court?
a. Deposition c. Last Will and Testament
b. Affidavit of witness d. Testimonial Evidence

0. Can a PDEA issue a subpoena?

a. Yes, but conditional c. No, Only a judge
b. Yes, It is mandated d. No, It should be the arresting officer

0. This is issued by a prosecutor to court for a formal accusation of a suspected person.

It refers to __________.
a. complaint c. pleading
b. information d. petition

0. What government document is issued to a person upon request to certify that the
person concerned is not involved in any pending criminal proceedings in the
Philippines at the time of the submission?
a. Affidavit of no record c. Certification
b. Affidavit of Denial d. Petition

0. What is a written statement under oath by the complainant saying that he / she is no
longer interested in pursuing a complaint or criminal case against another person?
a. Affidavit of Desistance c. Motion to Quash
b. Affidavit of no complaint d. Bill of Particulars

0. These are issued for the regulation of administrative matters in the General
Headquarters, Regional, Provincial and Municipal Offices. Purely internal. Office
orders contain administrative instructions, which are regulatory in nature, mandatory
in character,and requiring personal conduct and other related matters. This pertains
to __________.
a. office Order c. affidavit
b. memorandum d. business Letter

0. What does “Re” in a letter mean?

a. Referring to c. Reference
b. Related to d. Facts of the case

0. What does “DEEDs means In the term “Deeds of Sales”?

a. Deliberate c. Proposal
b. Truthful d. Agreement

0. It requires a meeting of minds between two persons whereby one binds himself, with
respect to the other, to give something or to render some service.”. This refers to
___________.
a. joint venture c. contract
 b. deed d. affidavit

0. It provides the information necessary for the reader to locate the reference. This
refers to __________.
a. citation c. resignation
b. affirmation d. cross-reference

0. It is a mandate requiring the appearance of the defendant in the action in court under
the penalty of having judgment entered (against him or her) for failure to do so. The
object of the summons is to notify the defendant that he or she has been sued. This
refers to the _________.
a. summons c. arrest warrant
b. subpoena d. acknowledgement

0. This is signed by the declarant to state that all the content is true, and that they
acknowledge that the penalty of perjury may follow if they do not tell the truth.
a. Pleading c. Certification
b. Attestation d. Sworn statement

0. A written application from a person or persons to some governing body or public

official asking that some authority be exercised to grant relief, favors, or privileges is
called as __________.
a. petition c. affirmation
b. application d. registration

0. The signature on the instrument or document was voluntarily affixed by him for the
purposes stated in the instrument or document, declares that he has executed the
instrument or document as his free and voluntary act and deed, and, if he acts in a
particular representative capacity, that he has the authority to sign in that capacity.
This part of the document refers to __________?
a. jurat c. SUBSCRIPSI
b. SCILICET d. acknowledgement

42. A type of subpoena which requires you to produce documents, materials, or other
tangible evidence. This is known as __________.
a. subpoena c. appearance
b. under penalty d. subpoena duces ticum

0. In an affidavit, we can see “SCILICET” which pertains to?

a. "to wit” c. “for this purpose”
b. “for legal purpose” d. "to write or sign below”

0. In an affidavit, we can see “SUBSCRIPSI” which pertains to?

a. “deed” c. “to certify”
b. “to verify” d. "to write or sign below"

0. What part of an Affidavit wherein the notarial officer indicates that the affiant has
subscribed and sworn to in his presence and that the latter has shown a proof of
his/her identity to the former?
a. Jurat c. Attestation
b. Body d. Singing part

0. What part of an affidavit where the notarial officer affixes his seal and signature,
notarial information and the record details of the Affidavit? It usually goes like this.
This part of the document refers to __________.
 a. jurat c. attestation
b. body d. acknowledgement

0. It carries orders, instructions, policies and information from superiors to subordinates.

It is the most widely used memo in all organizations. This refers to __________.
a. lateral memo c. upward moving memo
b. vertical memo d. downward moving memo

0. What memo is exchanged between persons holding the same position in the
organization hierarchy? Generally, requests, actions, programs etc. are exchanged
through horizontally moving memo.
a. Lateral Memo c. Upward Moving Memo
b. Vertical Memo d. Downward moving Memo

0. What is generally filled out by the arresting officer and states the facts and
circumstances surrounding an arrest. The affidavit may state such facts as the
information which led to the arrest and the observations made before and after the
arrest occurred?
a. Inquest c. Petition to Arrest
b. Affidavit of Arrest d. Affidavit of Complaint

0. What is a written statement under oath where a person (the “affiant”) declares the
physical loss of property?
a. Affidavit of Disinterested c. Deed of Sale
b. Affidavit of Loss d. Fencing

0. The legal filing where a party to a lawsuit requests the court to review a prior decision
and consider issuing a new or different decision in light of that review is referred to as
______.
a. Motion to Reconsider. c. Bill of Particular.
b. Petition to Review. d. Appeal.

0. Who issues subpoena?

a. Trial Judge c. Judge of Regional Court
b. Administrative Body d. All of the above

0. A written statement made under oath that is typically used in legal proceedings is
referred to as _________.
a. petition c. duces Tecum
b. affidavit d. memorandum

0. When a person swears to be truthful in creating the affidavit, they are called as?
a. Affiant c. Claimant
b. Petitioner d. Respondent

0. Any person who, knowingly make untruthful statements and not being included in the
provisions of the next preceding articles, shall testify under oath, or make an affidavit,
upon any material matter before a competent person authorized to administer an oath
in cases in which the law so requires. In which case, a person is punishable for the
crime of?
a. Lying c. Machination
b. Perjury d. False pretense

0. Which of the following is not an element of the crime Perjury?

a. The accused made a statement under oath or executed an affidavit upon a
material matter
b. The statement or affidavit was made before a competent officer authorized to
receive and administer oaths
c. In the statement or affidavit, the accused made a willful and deliberate assertion of
a falsehood
 d. The unsworn statement containing the falsity is required by law or for a legal
purpose

0. The importance of this is to provide uniform procedure in recording crime incidents

into an electronic database system in all police stations and offices nationwide. It
refers to _________.
a. CIRAS c. E-Rogues’ Gallery
b. E-book d. E-Warrant System

0. It is a system where all warrants of arrest will be electronically documented so that

they can be accessed through computers. This system refers to _________.
a. CIRAS c. E-Rogues’ Gallery
b. E-book d. E-Warrant System

0. An action of coming into court by a party to a suit, either in person or through an

attorney, whether as plaintiff or defendant. This action pertains to __________.
a. arrest c. appearance
b. invitation d. investigation

60. This action can be taken when it appears the complaint or part is within the jurisdiction of
another relevant agency and the complaint or relevant part is not within the jurisdiction of the
referring agency. This refers to __________.
a. liaison c. cross Referencing
b. complaint referral d. inter-Coordination Process

0. It is an electronic rogues’ gallery of wanted persons that will provide every police
station in the country an access to data on criminals to include pictures that are in the
files of police units in the country. This refers to ___________.
a. crime clock c. crime mapping
b. E-warrant d. E rogue gallery

0. The warrant, although not the original, but a faithful digital copy thereof, will not
facilitate the apprehension of a criminal because of the knowledge by the arresting
officer that a warrant is pending for the former’s arrest. Is the statement true?
a. Yes c. No
b. True d. False

0. The initial court proceeding in which a defendant is first brought before a judge refers
to __________.
a. subpoena c. appearance
b. under penalty d. subpoena duces ticum

0. What does the term “subpoena” literally mean?

a. Subpoena c. Appearance
b. Under penalty d. Subpoena duces ticum

0. An expression that is considered unprogressive, obsolete, outworn, overused and

stale. This pertains to ________.
a. jargon c. report
b. fact d. overused words

0. What is the informal and summary investigation conducted by a public prosecutor in a

criminal case involving persons arrested and detained without the benefit of a warrant
of arrest?
a. Sworn statement c. Inquest
b. Affidavit d. Complaint

0. The following are parts of an Affidavit of Complaint, EXCEPT __.

a. the name of the accused.
 b. the designation of the offense by the statute.
c. the acts or omissions complained of as constituting the offense.
d. the place where the accused was born.

0. It is a legal filing where a party to a lawsuit requests the court to review a prior
decision and consider issuing a new or different decision in light of that review. This
refers to ___________.
a. motion for reconsideration c. attestation
b. search warrant d. deposition of witness

0. The nature of complaint against any PNP member is called __________.

a. individual Complaint c. citizen’s Complaint
b. public Complaint d. administrative Complaint

0. What kind of document is executed by a person in authority and by private parties but
notarized by competent officials?
a. Private Document c. Official Document
b. Commercial Document d. Public Document

0. A certification under oath by the plaintiff or principal party in the complaint or other
initiatory pleading asserting a claim for relief or in a sworn certification annexed
thereto and simultaneously filed therewith, that he has not theretofore commenced
any action or filed any claim involving the same issues in any court, tribunal or quasi-
judicial agency. This certification refers to _________.
a. certification against forum shopping c. quo warranto
b. interpleader d. declaratory relief

0. A writ of inquiry that determines whether or not there is legal right to a public office,
position, or franchise and may be instituted against an individual or entity, as the case
may be. This writ refers to __________.
a. certification against forum shopping c. quo warranto
b. interpleader d. declaratory relief

0. A form of evidence supplied by written instruments or derived from conventional

symbols, such as letters, by which ideas are represented on material substances.
This kind of evidence refers to as __________.
a. documentary evidence c. testimonial evidence
b. material evidence d. real evidence

74. If the subject of an affidavit is sent to a superior office, how should it be addressed
properly?
a. Memorandum for c. Memorandum to
b. Memorandum d. Memorandum from

0. It is a written, out-of-court statement taken before a notary public or any person

authorized to administer oath. This pertains to ___________.
a. Judicial affidavit c. Complaint
b. Information d. Subpoena

76. What do you call the act that ensures that the provisions in the document express the true
agreement between the parties? It converts a private document to a public document and
renders it admissible in court without further proof of its authenticity.
a. Affidavit c. Notarization
b. Notary Public d. Sworn Statement

77. Mr. Ricardo Dalisay is a mayor who is clothed by law with general authority to administer
oaths and perform notarial acts within the limits of their territorial jurisdiction. He is considered
as ________.
a. Notary Public c. Notarization
b. Notary Public Ex Officio d. Notarizing
78.Which of the following refers to an agreement in which each party agrees to an exchange,
typically involving money, goods or services.
a. Business Forms c. Business Transaction
b. Business Contract d. Business Proposal

79. Pleadings, applications, petitions, affidavits, motions, and the like are examples
of________.
a. Legal forms c. Business forms
b. Judicial Forms d. Proceedings

80. A request for writ requiring a person to be brought before a judge or court, especially for
investigation of a restraint of the person’s liberty, used as a protection against illegal
imprisonment is known as__________.
a. Writ of Habeas Corpus c. Writ of Kalikasan
b. Writ of Amparo d. Writ of Mandamus

81. A proceeding whereby the real and personal property of a deceased person in the
Philippines, who dies without leaving any will or legal heirs, becomes the property of the state
upon his death.
a. Escheat c. Petition for guardianship
b. Cross claim d. Writ

82. Miss Gan Duh is a prosecutor who found that there is probable cause to file charge
against Mr. Sua Veh who was arrested by virtue of warrantless arrest. What should Miss Gan
Duh file?
a. Complaint c. Inquest report
b. Information d. Complaint Referral

83. A document that is used in conveyancing, or of the forms of deeds, instruments or

documents creating, transferring, modifying or limiting rights to real as well as personal
properties, and other forms related to business contracts or transactions is known as
__________.
a. judicial forms c. legal Forms
b. affidavit d. business forms

84. What do you call a sworn written 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?
a. Information c. Affidavit
b. Sworn Statement d. Complaint

85. What do you call the specific request for judgment, relief and/or damages at the
conclusion of a complaint or petition?
a. Jurat c. Prayer
b. Demand d. Motion

86. It refers to a specific type of authorization: a writ issued by a competent officer, usually a
judge or magistrate, which permits an otherwise illegal act that would violate individual rights
& affords the person executing the writ protection from damages if the act is performed. This
refers to ___________.
a. memorandum c. legal Forms
b. affidavit d. warrant

87. This is used to verify the identity of the signer and to confirm that they signed the
document.
a. Affidavit c. Jurat
b. Acknowledgment d. Sworn Statement
88. What is used when the signer is swearing to the content of the document. This starts with
the statement: Subscribed and sworn to before me…”?
a. Affidavit c. Jurat
b. Acknowledgment d. Sworn Statement

89. A statement alleging that a person has committed an offense is known as______.
a. affidavit c. affidavit of witness
b. affidavit of complaint d. affidavit of arrest

90. Who prepares the affidavit of arrest?

a. Complainant c. Notary Public
b. Arresting Officer d. Prosecutor

91. What is known as a witness's sworn out-of-court testimony?

a. Affidavit c. Affidavit of witness
b. Affidavit of complaint d. Affidavit of arrest

92. When should an arrest warrant be executed?

a. Within 10 days from its issuance c. Within 15 days from issuance
b. Within 10 days from its receipt d. Within 15 days from its receipt

93. A parties' documentary or object evidence, if any, which shall be attached to the judicial
affidavits and marked as ______, and so on in the case of the complainant or the plaintiff, and
as Exhibits _____, and so on in the case of the respondent or the defendant.
a. Exhibit A B C; Exhibit 1 2 3 c. Exhibit I, II , III ; Exhibit A B C
b. Exhibit 1 2 3; Exhibit A B C d. Exhibit A B C; Exhibit I, II, III

94. Alice is a complaint who got exhausted in the process of trial and would no longer want to
pursue the case she filed against Wanda. What document should Alice prepare?
a. Complaint Affidavit c. Affidavit of Desistance
b. Affidavit of Disinterested Person d. Rejoinder Affidavit

95. What kind of document is an Affidavit?

a. Public Document c. Commercial Document
b. Private Document d. None of the above

96. What type of subpoena requires to produce documents, materials, or other tangible
evidence?

a. Subpoena c. Subpoena duces tecum

b. Under penalty d. Subpoena testificandum

97. What type of subpoena requires to testify before a court, or other legal authority?
a. Subpoena c. Subpoena duces tecum
b. Under penalty d. Subpoena testificandum

98. What contains the tasks, history, and comments that are associated with the case?.
a. Case folder c. Legal Forms
b. Affidavit d. Blotter

99. Who executes the affidavit?

a. Respondent c. Appellee
b. Affiant d. Complainant

100. What is referred to as a written statement under oath by the complainant saying that he /
she is no longer interested in pursuing a complaint or criminal case against another person?
a. Affidavit of Desistance c. Motion to Quash
b. Affidavit of no complaint d. Bill of Particulars