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Final Coaching in Correctional Administration

DECEMBER 2021
Part 2 of the Final Coaching

1. A mode of securing the release of any person in custody or detention for the commission of an offense who
is unable to post bail due to abject poverty. A person accused will be released through reputable person
in the Community by order of the Judge is known as?
A. Bail B. Probation C. Parole D. Release on recognizance
RIGHT
INDIGENT PERSON ➔ DUKHA ➔ HAMPASLUPA ➔ MARALITANG PILIPINO

DISQUALIFIED
1. UNTRUTHFUL STATEMENT ➔ NAGSABI NG HINDI TOTOO SA SWORN STATEMENT
2. DEATH, RECLUSION PERPETUA AND LIFE IMPRISONMENT
3. HABITUAL DELINQUENT ➔ QR ➔ R ➔ REITERACION
4. RECORD OF ESCAPED, FLIGHT
5. PENDING CRIMINAL CASE
6. THOSE WHO VIOLATE CONDITION ON PRO., PAROLE, PARDON
7. RISK ➔ MAPANGANIB

PROBATION PAROLE CONDITIONAL PARDON ABSOLUTE PARDON

TRIAL JUDGE OR TRIAL BOARD OF PARDONS PRESIDENT THRU BPP PRESIDENT THRU BPP
COURT AND PAROLE
NO IMPRISONMENT MINIMUM SENT. HEINOUS CRIME ➔ ½ HEINOUS CRIME ➔ ½
(PORTION OF SENT) OF THE MAXIMUM OF THE MAXIMUM
SENT. SENT.

INDE./DETER. ➔ ½ OF INDE./DETER. ➔ ½ OF
THE MINIMUM SENT THE MINIMUM SENT
ORIGINAL SENTENCE REMAINING SENT. REMAINING SENT. NONE
SUSPENSION OF SENT
W/IN 15 DAYS AFTER FINAL AND AFTER FINAL AND AFTER FINAL AND
AFTER CONVICTION EXECUTORY EXECUTORY EXECUTORY
W/IN APPEALABLE JUDGMENT JUDGMENT JUDGMENT
PERIOD
UPON CONVICTION
PROBATION PAROLE SUPERVISION PARDON SUPERVISION NONE
SUPERVISION

1 YEAR AND BELOW ➔ UNTIL THE LAST DAY UNTIL THE LAST DAY
2 YEARS OF THE SENTENCE OF THE SENTENCE

MORE THAN 1 YEAR ➔

6 YEARS
RELEASED ➔ RELEASED ➔ PAROLEE RELEASED ➔
PROBATIONER PARDONEE
UNDER SUPERVIONS ➔ UNDER SUPERVIONS ➔ UNDER SUPERVIONS ➔
CLIENT CLIENT CLIENT
PROBATION OFFICER PAROLE OFFICER PAROLE OFFICER

PAROLE AND PROBATION OFFICER (PPO)

2. Whom to submit the Motion for Release on Recognizance, together with the sworn declaration of
indigency or incapacity to post bail executed by the accused. In case of indigency, a Certificate of
Indigency issued by the Municipal or City Social Welfare and Development Office where the accused
resides must likewise be attached?
A. Trial Court B. RTC C. MTC D. Appellate Court

3. How many hours should the Court notify the Public Prosecutor upon receipt of the motion on release on
recognizance?
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A. Within 24 hours from its filing B. Within 10 days
C. Upon conviction D. After conviction

4. How many days from receipt of the motion, shall the Court notify the appropriate city or municipal
sanggunian of the application for recognizance?
A. Within 24 hours form its filing B. Within 10 days
C. Upon conviction D. After conviction

5. Any action of the sanggunian shall be in the form of a resolution. In case of a favorable recommendation,
the resolution shall include the documentation of the accused and a list of recommended custodian (SIYA
ANG NAPILING MAGBABANTAY). How many day shall the sanggunian concerned shall submit a comment
or opposition to the application?
A. Within 24 hours form its filing B. Within 10 days from receipt of the notice
C. Within 48 hours D. After conviction

WHAT IF THE CUSTODIAN FAILED TO BRING THE ACCUSED IN SCHEDULED IN COURT? YOU WILL BE
IMPRISONED

6. The Court shall set the motion for hearing. How many hours should the hearing be made from receipt of
the resolution?
A. Within 2 days B. Within 10 days from receipt of the notice
C. Within 48 hours D. Within 5 days

7. This is a temporary withholding of sentence (REPRIEVE), before or after judgment; as where the judge is
not satisfied with the verdict, or evidence is suspicious, or indictment is insufficient, or sometimes if it be a
small felony or any favorable circumstances appear in the criminal’s character.
A. Reprieve B. Executive Reprieve C. Judicial Reprieve D. Legislative Reprieve

AMNESTY COMMUTATION OF SENTEN REPRIEVE

GROUP OF PERSONS INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL

POLITICAL CRIMES PAGABA NG SENTENSYA..

PANSAMANTALANG PAGPIGIL
TO BALIKLOOB SA GOBYERNO NG SENTENSYA.

TO GIVE ENOUGH TIME TO SC,

TO REVIEW THE CASE
NO CRIMINALIABILITY AND NO
CIVIL LIABILITY

BEFORE OR AFTER
CONVICTION

1. APPLY
2. ADMISSION
3. UNDER OATH
4. DND ➔ 90 DAYS
5. SUBMITTED TO
PRESIDENT
6. PROCLAMATION
7. WITH CONCURRENCE
OF THE MAJORITY OF
THE CONGRESS

8. This was considered to be the form of probation in England prior to the enactment of the first formal law
on Probation. It also where the probation attributed.
A. Recognizance B. Penance C. Word of honor D. Pardon

RECOGNIZANCE ➔ PROBATION
TICKET OF LEAVE ➔ PAROLE ➔ INDETERMINATE

PARDON ➔ PAGPAPATAWAD NG PRESIDENT (SPECIAL PARDON, PRIVATE ACT OF THE PRESIDENT)

AMNESTY ➔ PAGLIMOT SA IYONG KRIMEN (GENERAL PARDON, BLANKET, OBLIVION, TO FORGET) ➔

PUBLIC ACT
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PAROLE ➔ PROMISE ➔ WORD OF HONOR

PROBATION ➔ SUBOK-LAYA, (TO TEST OR TO PROVE, TESTING PERIOD

9. The grant of Release on Recognizance aims (OBJECTIVE) the following except.

A. Guarantee the appearance of the accused before any court when so required;
B. Prevent the undue incarceration of an accused who may be released after trial unless proven
guilty.
C. Protect the people and the peace of the community which may be disturbed upon the temporary
release of the accused.
D. None of these

10. The custodian shall have the following qualifications. except

A. A person of good repute and probity. (HONEST) ➔ GOOD CHARACTER
B. A resident of the barangay where the accused resides.
C. He must not be a relative of the accused within the fourth degree of consanguinity or affinity.
D. He must belong to any of the following sectors and institutions: church, academe, social welfare,
health sector, cause-oriented groups, charitable organization/s engaged in the rehabilitation of
offenders duly accredited by the local social welfare and development officer
E. He must be a public officer

11. An order of the proper court allowing the temporary release of an accused to his own recognizance or to
a custodian subject to certain conditions
A. Order of Recognizance B. Release on Recognizance
C. Order of Arrest and Recommitment D. Bail
IF THE CLIENT VIOLATES PAROLE AND CONDITIONAL PARD CONDITIONS

PETITIONER ➔ APPLY FOR PROBATION

PROBATIONER ➔ RELEASE THROUGH PROBATION

ABSCONDING ➔ FAILED TO REPORT

APPLY FOR PROBATION + FAILED TO REPORT ➔ ABSCONDING PETITIONER

PROBATION IS GRANTED + FAILED TO REPORT ➔ ABSCONDING PROBATIONER

PETITIONER ➔ 15 DAYS ➔ TRIAL COURT ➔ 15 DAYS ➔ PROSECUTOR ➔ 10 DAYS ➔ TRIAL COURT ➔

REFERRAL ➔ DOJ-PPA ➔ PPO (PROBATION OFFICER) ➔ PSI ➔ 60 DAYS OR MAYBE EXTENDED ➔ PSIR
➔ TRIAL COURT ➔ 15 DAYS ➔ GRANTED ➔ PROBATION ORDER ➔ CONDITION ➔ REPORT ➔ W/IN 72
HOURS ➔ PROGRAM ➔ SUPERVISION TREATMENT PLAN ➔ COMPLIED ➔ FINAL REPORT ➔
TERMINATION ORDER

NOT-COMPLIED➔ VIOLATION REPORT ➔ REVOCATION ORDER ➔ WARRANT OF ARREST ➔ ORIGINAL

SENTENCE

FORM OF SUPERVISION
✓ MINIMUM SUPERVISION ➔ ONCE A MONTH
✓ MEDIUM SUPERVISION ➔ AT LEAST TWICE A MONTH
✓ MAXIMUM SUPERVISION ➔ MORE THAN TWICE A MONTH

FINAL REPORT ➔ CHARACTERISTICS, BAHAVIOR

WHO MAY GRANT PROBATION? TRIAL JUDGE

12. The accused released on recognizance shall have the following obligations. Except.
A. To appear before the proper court whenever required by the court or these Guidelines.
B. To undergo drug test, and/or drug dependency examination as may be required by the court.
C. To allow the probation officer to visit his home or his place of work
D. None of these

13. RA 10389 is otherwise known as?

A. Recognizance Act of 2012
B. Amendment of Probation law ➔ RA 10707
C. The Bureau of Corrections Act of 2013 ➔ RA 10575
D. An act establishing Probation law in the Philippines Act 1976 ➔ PD 968

PROBATION LAW OF 1976 (PD 968) CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE CODE (PD 603)
SUSPENDE EXECUTION OF SENTENCE SUSPEND JUDGMENT
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ADULT MINOR

X IS 17 YEARS OLD DURING COMMISSION OF CRIME, THEN ON HIS 21 ST BIRTH JUDGMENT RENDERED.
➔ PD 968

LESS THAN 18 ➔ PD 603 ➔ RIGHT

18 YEARS OLD OR ABOVE ➔ PD 968 ➔ PRIVILEGE

14. In consonance with the principle of presumption of innocence, the 1987 Philippine Constitution recognizes
and guarantees the right to bail or to be released on recognizance as may be provided by law. In furtherance
of this policy, the right of persons, except those charged with crimes punishable by Death, Reclusion
Perpetua, or ________, to be released on recognizance before conviction by the RTC, irrespective of whether
the case was originally filed in or appealed to it, upon compliance with the requirements of this Act, is
hereby affirmed, recognized and guaranteed
A. Life imprisonment B. Reclusion temporal
C. Prision mayor D. Aresto menor

15. The first practical demonstration of probation, and first use of the term probation as court service and the
first legally enactment of the 1st probation law occurred here:
A. Europe B. England C. Rhode Island D. United States of America
ORIG. PAROLE ORIG. PROBATION 3RD STATE FOR PROBATION

WHO IS THE FIRST FEDERAL PROBATION OFFICER ➔ RICHARD MCSWEENEY

WHO IS THE FIRST PROBATION OFFICER ➔ EDWARD SAVAGE
WHO IS THE FIRST VOLUNTEER PROBATION OFFICER ➔ JOHN AUGUSTUS
ALEXANDER RICE ➔ SIGNED PROBATION LAW ON MAS…..
KILLET’S DECISION ➔ REASON WHY THERE IS FEDERAL PROBATION LAW

16. Which among the following states enacted a real probation law in 1898?
A. Massachusetts B. Rhode Island C. Vermont D. Washington D.C.
JUVENILE ADULT (2ND STATE)

17. It is considered as the first probation law in the Philippines but which was abolished upon declaration of
its unconstitutionality: ➔ VIOLATION OF EQUAL PROTECTION OF LAW
A. Act 4221 B. Batas Pambansa 76
C. Presidential Decree 968 D. Presidential Decree 1990

PD 968 ➔ 6 YEARS BATAS PAMBANSA 76 ➔ 6 YEARS AND 1 DAY

PD 1990 ➔ 6 YEARS
➔ NO APPLICATION BE ENTERTAINED AFTER 15 DAYS

PD 968 RA 10707
JUDGE TRIAL JUDGE OR TRIAL COURT
SECTION 9 SEC 2

EXCEED 6 YEARS EXCEED 6 YEARS

CRMES AGAINST NAT. SEC. CRMES AGAINST NAT. SEC.
PREVIOUS CRIME ➔ MORE THAN 1 MONTH AND PREVIOUS CRIME ➔ MORE THAN 6 MONTH AND
1 DAY 1 DAY
MORE THAN 200 MORE THAN 1000
ALREADY ONCE ALREADY ONCE
ALREADY SERVING SENTENCE ALREADY SERVING SENTENCE

MR. X ➔ TREASON ➔ 40 YEARS? DQ

ROBBERY + 7 YEARS? DQ ➔ MOTION FOR REDUCTION OF SENTENCE ➔ Q

ROBBERY + 7 YEARS? DQ ➔ APPEAL TO THE HIGHER COURT ➔ DQ
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2010 ➔ THEFT ➔ 6 M AND 1 DAY

2021 ➔ SPI ➔ 6 YEARS ➔ YES

2010 ➔ THEFT ➔ 6 M AND 2 DAY

2021 ➔ SPI ➔ 6 YEARS ➔ NO

2010 ➔ THEFT ➔ 6 M AND 1 DAY

2021 ➔ SPI ➔ 7 YEARS ➔ NO

2010 ➔ PROBATION
2021 ➔ SPI ➔ 6 YEARS ➔ NO.

2021 ➔ SPI ➔ 6 YEARS (3 YEARS)

2024 ➔ 3 YEARS ➔NO

18. This Probation Act was first enacted in this period: ACT. 4221
A. July 24, 1976 B. August 7, 1935 C. 1966 D. 1972
HB 393 ➔ R. B & TN

APRIL 24, 1976 ➔ DRAFT PD 968 ➔ UP LAW CENTER, NAPOLCOM, T.N, NEPTALI GONZALES
July 24, 1976 ➔ APPROVAL ➔ F.E.M
JAN. 3, 1978 ➔ TOOK EFFECT

19. A sensational case which causes for declaring by the SC the unconstitutionality of the first Probation law
on November 16, 1937.
A. People of the Philippine vs. Jose O. Vera B. Killets Decision ➔ FED. PROB. LAW
C. Cristobal vs Labrador D. Director of Prison vs Fortunato
FIRST CASE PARDON

20. Whenever a Probationer is permitted to reside in a place under the jurisdiction of another court, control
over him shall be transferred to whom?
A. Executive Clerk of Court B. Executive Judge ➔ RTC
C. Executive Prosecutor D. Executive Solicitor General

21. During the conduct of the PSI, the Probation Officer shall likewise gather materials and relevant information
from those responsible members of the community who have direct personal knowledge of the petitioner,
his family members and/or his relatives. The purpose of the conduct of collateral investigation is to verify
the following: KARAGDAGANG IMPORMASYON
A. Qualifications and suitability of the petitioner and his possible response to the program;
B. Attitude of petitioner towards the offense and the degree of remorse;
C. Community standing, and the possible effect of grant of probation to petitioner's family,
neighborhood and the community in general; and
D. Availability of community-based rehabilitation resources and services
E. All of these

22. The records check within two (2) days after petitioner's initial intake interview, the investigating
probation officer shall conduct records check with the following-named government offices/council: except
A. National Bureau of Investigation, Regional Trial Courts/ Municipal Trial Courts, Prosecution
Service
B. Police/Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Barangay; and City/Municipal Anti-Drug
Abuse Council
C. Ombudsman Clearance ➔ PUBLIC OFFICIALS ➔ PROMOTED, RETIRED, TRANSFER OF
SERVICE (LIFESTYLE CHECK)
D. None of these

WAIVER-CUM-AUTHORIZATION ➔ SIGNED BY THE PETITIONER

23. The “Father of Philippine Probation” and the former Representative of Bulacan and Commissioner of the
National Police Commission.
A. John Augustus ➔ SHOEMAKER, BOOTSMAKER, COBBLER
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B. Edward Savage
C. Matthew Davenport Hill ➔ LAYWER OR A BARRISTER
D. Teodulo Natividad

24. The Federal Probation Act establishing Probation as a sentence in the Federal Courts signed by President
Calvin Coolidge was became a law on____.
A. April 26, 1878 B. 1899 C. 1887 D. March 4, 1925
ALEXANDER RICE

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A TOTAL EXTINGUISHMENT OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY, EXCEPT?

A. PROBATION ➔ TOTAL EXTINGUISHMENT OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
B. PARDON ➔ TOTAL EXTINGUISHMENT OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
C. PAROLE ➔ PARTIAL EXTINGUISHMENT OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
D. AMNESTY ➔ TOTAL EXTINGUISHMENT OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY

25. Pursuant to sec. 14, Omnibus Rules on Probation Methods and Procedures and PD 1257 “Allowing public
prosecutors to participate in the probation process by directing them to make a comment on the
application for probation.” How many days are given to Prosecutor to give his opinion or comment on the
application for probation?
A. 5 days B. 10 days C. 15 days D. 60 days PSI
APPL. FOR PROB.
DECESION
ACCEPTANCE

26. How long is the period of Probation of a defendant sentenced to a term of imprisonment of not more than
one year?
A. Not to exceed 6 years B. Not to exceed 10 years
C. Not to exceed 8 years D. Not to exceed 2 Years

27. What Court will you apply for Probation?

A. Regional Trial Court for 6 years and above B. MTC or MCTC for 6 years and below
C. Trial Court D. Any of these
MODIFY CONDITION
WITHDRAW
AFTER GRANTING IT
UPON APPLICATION TO COMMUNITY
DURING SUPERVISION

PROBATION ➔ JUDICIAL CLEMENCY

28. As a General rule those who awaiting for the decision of the Court on the application for Probation, the
Offender or the Petitioner applying for Probation –
A. Must stay in prison as a detainee B. Must be released even without Bail
C. Maybe released on Bail or Recognizance D. All of these

29. When will the Court deny application for Probation of a Petitioner?
A. Petitioner is a foreigner B. Petitioner is a drug dependent
C. Petitioner violates the condition D. Petitioner can be treated well in an institution
GRANTED

30. Mr. Chaps, was sentenced to serve a penalty of Prision Correccional (6M AND 1 TO 6YEARS). Is he qualified
to apply for Probation?
A. Yes B. True C. No D. False

31. The violations of the following Special Laws shall disqualify an Offender to avail of the benefits of PD 968.
Except.
A. Omnibus Election Code (Section 264 of BP 881)
B. Robbery
C. Wage Rationalization Act as amended (R.A 6727)
D. Video Gram Law (PD 1987) amended by “RA 9239 Optical Media Act of 2003"

32. As a general rule violation of Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002 is disqualify to apply for
Probation but under the Implementing Rules and Regulation there is specific provisions of the RA 9165
that may be given Probation. EXCEPT:
A. Section 12 B. Section 14 C. Section 13 D. Section 17 E. Section 70
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DP DP SG MORDD FMO

SECTION 57 ➔ VSP ➔ REHAB ➔ AFTER 6 MONTHS ➔ PROBATION

33. May a drug pusher avail probation?

A. Yes. Because it allows pusher to enter plea to lesser offense of possession of drug
paraphernalia under section 12 of RA 9165 in a case involving of shabu of not more than .99
grams of marijuana of not more than 9.9 grams.
B. No. Because it depreciate the seriousness of the offense.
C. No. Because it is prohibited under RA 9165 to avail Probation.
D. NOTA

SHABU ➔ .99 GRAM ➔ PLEA BARGAINING ➔ SEC. 12

MJ ➔ 9.9 GRAMS ➔ PLEA BARGAINING ➔ SEC 12.

COCAINE ➔ .99 G ➔ NO.

CAN A DRUG PUSHER APPLY FOR PROBATION AND GRANT? NO.

34. This Decree mandated the disqualification of the Petitioner's application for Probation if the prescribed
for an appeal is perfected also the amendatory law that removes one day frOm six years and one day.
A. Presidential Decree 1990 B. Batas Pambansa 76
C. Presidential Decree 968 D. Presidential Decree 1257

35. He is a convicted defendant whose application for Probation has been given due course by the Court but
fails to report to the Probation Officer or cannot be located within a reasonable period of time.
A. Absconding Petitioner B. Absconding Probationer
C. Petioner D. Probationer

36. Probation is a privilege granted to deserving and qualified petitioners, when does it become a matter of
right?
A. After the submission of the Post-Sentence Investigation Report
B. When the Convict files a petition for Probation
C. When the appeal was undertaken
D. When his Probation is approved ➔ PROBATION ORDER

37. When shall Probation Order take effect?

A. Three days after issuance B. Three days prior to issuance
C. Upon its issuance D. Upon reporting to the Probation Officer.

38. Which of the following cases is disqualified to apply for Probation? (ONLY CRIMINAL CASE)
A. Infanticide B. Simple Theft
C. Malicious Mischief D. Unjust Vexation

MURDER
HOMICIDE
ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION
PLUNDER
GRAFT AND C
ARSON
ADMINISTRATIVE CASE
CIVIL CASE

39. Who appoints Probation Administrator, Regional Probation Officers and Assistant Probation Officers?
A. Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary
B. President of the Republic of the Philippines
C. Department of Justice Secretary
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D. Parole and Probation Administrator

WHO IS THE EX-OFFICIO CHAIRMAN OF THE BPP? DOJ SECRETARY

WHO IS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BPP? UNDER SECRETARY

BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLE

ACT 4103 EO 1007 EO 154 EO 868

EX-OFFICIO CHAIRMAN EX-OFFICIO CHAIRMAN EX-OFFICIO CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN

DOJ SEC. DOJ SEC. DOJ SEC. UNDER SECRETARY

4 MEMBERS 4 + 2 MEMBERS 6 MEMBERS 1+ 6 MEMBERS

TOTAL 5 TOTAL 7 TOTAL 7 TOTAL 8

EX-OFFICIO MEMBER MEMBER OF THE BAR

➔ PPA ADMINISTRATOR SOCIOLOGIST
TRAINED IN
CORRECTIONS
RETIRE JUDUCIARY
PPA ADMINISTRATOR
CLERGYMAN
EDUCATOR

ASST. SECRETARY

6 YEARS W/O
PREJUDICE TO
REAPPOINTMENT

VOTING IN PAROLE ➔ MAJORITY (AT LEAST 4 VOTES)

40. How many days are given to the Court to act on application for Probation?
A. 15 days B. 60 days C. 10 days D. 5 days

41. One of the conditions of Probation is reporting of the Probationer to the Probation Officer designated to
undertake his supervision at such place as maybe specified in the order. He must report from receipt of said
order within how many hours?
A. Seventy two hours B. Forty five hours C. Five days D. Fifteen days

42. When SHOULD the application for Probation shall be filed?

A. 15 days B. 60 days C. 10 days D. 5 days

43. The probation officer shall submit to the court the investigation report on a confident not later than ____
days from receipt of the court order.
A. Within seventy two days B. Within sixty days
C. Every thirty days or one month D. Within fifteen days

44. A probationer is authorized to travel outside the area of territorial jurisdiction for a period of more than ten
days but not exceeding ____
A. Fifteen days B. Twenty-five days
C. Thirty days D. Three days
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45. The court shall resolve the application for probation not later than.
A. Twenty days after receipt of post sentence investigation report
B. Five days after receipt of post-sentence investigation report
C. Ten days after receipt of post sentence investigation report
D. Fifteen days after receipt of post sentence investigation receipt

46. The PSIR must be submitted by the Probation Officer to the Court within
A. Twenty days B. Sixty days C. Thirty days D. Ninety days

47. The Probationer and his Probation Officer will prepare the prescribed plan and program__.STP
A. Associate Plan B. Treatment Planning
C. Supervision Treatment Plan C. Orientation Plan

48. One of the mandatory conditions to a Probationer is to present himself to the Probation Officer designated
to undertake his Probation Supervision within ______ from receipt of said order.
A. Twenty four hours B. Seventy two hours C. Forty eight hours D. Five days

49. The modifications of conditions for Probation are allowed to the following prescribed time or days: DAU
A. Fifteen days after the granting it B. At any time during supervision
C. Upon the application of the community D. Any of these

50. The purpose of the decree on Probation shall be to: (PRE-IN-PE)

A. Provide an opportunity for the reformation of a penitent offender which might be less probable
if he were to serve a prison sentence.
B. Prevent the commission of offenses
C. Promote the correction and rehabilitation of an offender by providing him with individualized
treatment
D. All of these

51. A Convicted offender of Probation is a form of privilege and what?

A. Punishment B. Treatment C. Enjoyment D. Incarceration

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS LESS COST? NON-INST

52. In the Probation system a philosophy and concept of the individual as stated that “The individual has the
ability to___ and to modify his anti-social behavior with the right kind of help.”
A. Challenge B. None of these C. Change D. Aggravate his behavior

A SCHOOL OF THOUGHT FOCUS ON UNDERSTANDING PDL, THAN PUNISHMENT? POSITIVIST SCHOOL

OF THOUHT

JUDGE
53. The country whose early schemes for humanizing the criminal justice under its Common law originated
Probation?
A. England B. United States of America C. Europe D. Philippines

54. Which of these is known as the adult “Probation law of 1976”, which grants Probation to convicted offender
with a prison term of not more than six (6) years. Which was approved on July 24, 1976 and took effect on
January 3, 1978.
A. Presidential Decree 603 B. Presidential Decree 968
C. Presidential Decree 1257 D. Batas Pambansa 76

55. The continuing relationship between Probation Officer and Probationer is known as –
A. Parole Supervision B. Pardon Supervision
C. Probation Supervision D. Courtesy Supervision

56. The Court may grant Probation as a privilege for those who are qualified –
A. After final conviction B. After conviction C. Before conviction D. All of these

57. The Volunteer Probation Assistant or Probation Aide may be appointed by the Parole and Probation
Administrator from among the citizens of _. NO SWELDO, ALLOWANCE ➔ ADMINISTRATOR ➔ VPA ➔ 2
YEARS AND RENEWABLE
A. Good religious Background
B. High Educational Level
C. Good Repute and Probity who have the willingness, aptitude and capability to act as VPAs
D. High Social Standing

58. The Court may grant Probation after conviction of the Trial Court. The SC grant Probation in the
impeachment case.
A. Both sentence are correct
B. The first sentence is correct and the second sentence is wrong
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C. Both sentence are wrong
D. True and False

59. An alternative to incarceration and allows convicted persons to remain at large under varying degrees of
restriction and supervision and certain conditions.
A. Probation B. Conditional Pardon C. Parole D. Absolute pardon

60. What is a disposition under which a defendant, after conviction and sentence, is released subject to
conditions imposed by the Court and under the supervision of a Probation officer?
A. Commutation of sentence B. Parole C. Probation D. Reprieve

61. Which of the following should be a Probationer not to be done?

A. Be a law abiding citizen B. Make a revenge
C. Work regularly to support family D. Stay away from bad associates

62. In Probation, the Court may also require the person placed under it to do the following except
A. Pursue vocational training program
B. Refrain from finding a means of living
C. Stop from visiting houses of ill repute
D. Undergo medical, psychological and psychiatric treatment

63. Which of the following is an implied (AUTOMATIC) condition of Probation?

A. Abstain from drinking liquor B. Meet family responsibility
C. Refrain from committing crime D. Report to the Probation officer

64. What is the effect of Probation to a sentence imposed by the Court to a convicted individual?
A. Exempted from criminal liability B. Justified the wrongful act
C. Mitigated both criminal and civil liability D. Suspend the execution of sentence

TOTAL EXT. OF CRIM. LIABILITY

65. A person convicted by final judgment of a criminal offense and sentence to imprisonment of not more than
six years who is allowed by the Court to remain in the community under the supervision of Parole and
Probation Officer and subject to conditions which the Court may imposed.
A. Parole Probation Administrator B. Probationer
C. City Probation Officer D. Regional Probation Officer

66. He conducts PSI, FBCI, GCI and PCI and supervises a person placed under probation?
A. Parole and Probation Administrator B. Probationer
C. Parole Officer D. Probation Officer

CAVITE ➔ ORIG.

MANILA ➔ BUSINESS ➔ SPI ➔ 6 YEARS ➔ METC

PROB. OFFICER ➔ PSI ➔ PSIR ➔ KULANG ANF INFO.

PROB. OFFICER ➔ FULL=BLOWN COURTESY INV.

67. What is the quantum of evidence required to prove a violation of probation’s conditions?
A. Probable cause ➔ PI B. Preponderance of evidence ➔ C.C
C. Proof beyond reasonable doubt ➔ CC D. Substantial evidence ➔ A.C
CLEAR AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE

68. As one of the conditions of Probation, how many times in a month shall the probationer report to the
probation officer?
A. Once B. At least twice C. More than twice D. Four times
MED. MAX

69. Who investigates for the Court referral “Order to Investigate” as prescribed in Presidential Decree 968?
A. Jail Officer B. Parole Officer
C. Probation Officer D. Correction Officer

70. A document serves as a basis for Court’s decision to grant or deny the application for probation.
A. Pre-Sentence Investigation Report B. Post-Sentence Investigation Report
C. Pre-Executive Clemency Investigation Report D. Pre-Parole Investigation Report
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71. As a General rule the Probation classified as?
A. Penalty B. Privilege C. Punishment D. Right

72. If Mr. Chaps violated sec. 29, of PD 968. Violation of Confidential Nature of Probation Records, with a
penalty of imprisonment ranging from six months and one day to six years and a fine ranging from
hundred to six thousand pesos shall be imposed upon any person who violates Section 17 hereof. Is he
qualified for Probation?
A. Yes B. No C. Maybe D. Partially true

73. Which of the following records is considered confidential in nature?

A. Post-Sentence Investigation Report B. Pre-Parole Investigation Report
C. Pre-Executive Clemency Investigation Report D. All of these

74. Who is responsible to conduct an immediate fact-finding investigation of any alleged violation of
probation?
A. Probation Administrator B. Chief, Parole and Probation Officer
C. Probation and Parole Officer D. Supervising Probation Officer (PROBATION SUPERVISOR)

75. Where may a convicted offender not disqualified by law apply for probation?
A. Court of Appeals B. Municipal Trial Court
C. Sandiganbayan D. Supreme Court

76. What was the occupation of the Father of Probation who interceded with the court to suspend the
sentence of youthful offenders and alcoholics and placed them in his charge?
A. Carpenter B. Mason C. Shoemaker D. Tailor
OCCUPATION OF JESUS CHRIST

77. Who was the first probation officer employed on October 21, 1878 by the government of the United States
based on the passage of law in 1887 providing for the appointment of a Probation Officer for the City of
Boston?
A. Edward H. Savage B. Richard McSweeney
C. Frederick Rainier ➔ PROBATIO ➔ TESTING PERIOD D. Nolie Z. Ingcad

78. Mr. Chaps was convicted to the crime of Rape then apply for Probation. As a Judge will you grant
Probation?
A. Yes. Because having sexual force to other is natural, and also under the theory of Abraham Maslow
that sex is a vital need.
B. No. Because the sec. 8 (c), PD 968. Probation will depreciate the seriousness of the offense
committed.”
C. Yes. Because Mr. Chaps has good faith to marry the rape victim.
D. No. as provided by the Probation officer

79. In the Philippines may the Offended party grant Pardon as a general rule? (A-CASARap)
A. Yes B. No C. False D. True

80. Who coined the word Probation in latin word Probare?

A. John Augustus B. Samuel Gridley Howe
C. Frederick Rainier
D. Alexander Maconochie ➔ MARK SYSTEM (SYSTEM OF MORAL REFORM OR PROGRESSIVE
HUMANE SYSTEM) ➔ 5 STAGES ➔ FATHER OF MODERN PENOLOGY
WALTER CROFTON ➔ IRISH SYSTEM (PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM) ➔ 3 STAGES
ZEBULON BROCKWAY ➔ INDETERMINATE SENTENCE ➔ 5 STAGES
TICKET OF LEAVE ➔ GOV. GIDLEY PHILLIP KING ➔ WAR PRISONER

81. Which of the following court decisions led to the passing of the National Probation Act of 1925?
A. Killets Decision B. People vs. Ducosin
C. Judge Balagot vs. Bernardo D. Ingcad vs. Ingcad

82. An order granting or denying Probation of the trial court –

A. Shall be appealable B. Shall not be appealable
C. Cannot be revoked D. Shall be appealable by imposable penalty only

83. The Probationer and his Probation program is under the control of –
A. Probation officer B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Parole and Probation Administration D. Trial Court
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84. He is tasked to administer the Parole and Probation System and exercise general supervision overall
Pardonees, Parolees and Probationers in the country.
A. Parole and Probation Administrator B. Chairman, Board of Pardons and Parole
C. President, Republic of the Philippines D. Senate President, Republic of the Philippines

85. Which of the following is not an administrative function exercised by the Executive Branch of the
government.
A. Probation B. Pardon C. Reprieve D. Amnesty
JUDICIARY BRANCH

86. An alternative granted after a convicted person served a part of his sentence and is allowed to complete
a sentence at large, subject to restrictions and supervision.
A. Probation B. Shock imprisonment C. Parole D. Split sentencing

Shock imprisonment ➔ KULONG KA… WITHOUT NOTIFICATION RELEASE KA NA..

Split sentencing ➔ KULONG KA… NOTIFICATION WHEN TO RELEASE

87. The probation order is read before the petitioners and the probation officer.
A. In probation office B. Inside the judge room C. In confidence D. In open court

88. Mr. Chaps, was sentenced in 2003 to a minimum prison term of three years and one day. He applied for
probation and he was granted probation in 2008. He was included in a robbery and with a prison term of
less than three years. If he applied for probation is he qualified?
A. Yes. His prison term is less than six years
B. No. His prison term is less than three years
C. Yes. There is five years gap between his second offense and the first offense.
D. No. He is second time offender, and probation shall be given once.

89. How many years is the term of office of a Probation Aide?

A. One year and non - reappointment B. Two years and renewable
C. Three years and not - renewable D. Four years and with reappointment

90. How many Probationers be supervised by the Probation Aide on maximum caseload under the Omnibus
Rules on Probation Methods and Procedures of PD 968?
A. 3 Probationer on maximum caseload B. 10 Probation on Minimum caseload
C. 5 Maximum client D. 50 caseloads

91. How many Probationers be supervised by the Volunteer Probation Assistant on maximum caseload under
the Omnibus Rules on Probation Methods and Procedures of RA 10707?
A. 3 Probationer on maximum caseload B. 10 Probation on Minimum caseload
C. 5 Maximum client D. 50 caseloads

92. The Probation and Parole Week is celebrated every when pursuant to Proclamation No. 405?
A. Every last week of October B. Every first week of September
C. July 18 to 24 of every year C. Every August 14 of every year

93. How many years is the maximum period of probation. If the offender was sentenced to an indeterminate
penalty of prison correctional in its minimum period as its minimum to prison correctional in its maximum
period as its maximum?
A. Two years B. Four years C. Six Years D. Eight years
MINIMUM SUP.
94. It refers to a suspension of sentence after which the convicted of the law and subject to his good behavior
and positive reaction to rehabilitation program.
A. Parole B. Probation C. Pardon D. Amnesty

95. Below are forms of Executive Clemency. except

A. Amnesty B. Commutation of sentence C. Pardon D. Probation

96. Which among the following is considered as a Judicial Clemency?

A. Amnesty B. Commutation of sentence C. Parole D. Probation

97. Who shall appoints the Parole and Probation Administrator?

A. House Speaker B. President of the Republic of the Philippine
C. Secretary of Justice D. Senate President of the Republic of the Philippines

98. The following are the Person in Authority pursuant to section 4, RA 10707. Except.
A. Regional Probation Officer B. Provincial Probation Officer
C. City Probation Officer D. Volunteer Probation Assistant ➔ AGENT
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99. When will the prisoner released from prison?
A. Upon application of Probation B. Upon conviction
C. Upon order of the competent court D. After granting of Good Conduct Time Allowance

100. It is a report on the background of the convict prepared to help the Judge decide or the approval or denial
of application for probation. PSIR
A. Post-Sentence Investigation B. Pre-Parole Investigation
C. Pre-Executive Clemency Investigation D. Infraction Report

101. Who may grant Probation?

A. TRIAL Judge/Trial Court B. MTC C. RTC D. SC

102. Mr. Chaps is the husband of the former probationer who disappeared from their house. Mr. Chaps insists
to be involved in looking for his wife. Which of the following is the best response of the police to him?
A. He go to the DSWD for assistance
B. The case is closed and no police help is to be given
C. Leave the case to the police and of there are developments he will be informed properly
D. He consults the probation officer who handled his wife.

103. Which of the following is done by the court if the conditions set forth violates his probation and proved that
he intentionally violate the condition?
A. Issued Temporary Restraining Order
B. Probationer should re-apply for probation
C. Issued release order
D. Court will issue revocation order to probationer and he will have to serve his original
sentence.

104. The community service is punitive (PUNISHMENT) in that offered is

A. Allowed do something constructive
B. Restricted in movement and time until the work is completed
C. Gives the opportunity to gain esteem
D. Afforded more times with his family

105. Mr. Chaps committed treason during war between Philippines and China. Is he qualified in Probation?
A. No. Because it is crimes against national security.
B. Yes. Because blood is thicker than water
C. Maybe
D. NOTA

106. Who among the following convicted drug pushers may place under probation?
A. John, who is a first time offender and 20 years old
B. Mathew, who is a first time offender and 25 years old
C. Teodulo, who is a third time offender and 21 years old
D. Ramon, who is a second time offender and 21 years old.
E. None

107. What is referred to as the withdrawal of the privilege of probation or parole resulting in the incarceration
of the offender?
A. Revocation B. Suspension C. Retaliation D. Commutation of sentence

108. Mr. Chaps was convicted of a crime that carries a penalty of eight years and one day. As a Probation Officer
will you recommend him for Probation?
A. No. Because it exceed the maximum impossible penalty
B. No. Because no probation will be granted if there is no PSI
C. Yes. He can appeal for the imposable penalty as a law provided
D. Yes. Because it is the job of the Judge or trial court

109. When will you close a Probation case?

A. When the Probationer absconds the place. B. When he incurred violations
C. When there is recommendation for revocation D. When the termination order is
approved

JUDGE ISSUE TERMINATION ORDER MEANING?

A. TOTAL EXT. OF CRIM. LIA.
B. PARTIAL EXT. OF CRIM. LIA.
C. REDUCTION
D. PROBATION

110. What is submitted to the court by the probation officer that is used as basiS for decision?
A. Post-Sentence Investigation B. Pre-Parole Investigation
C. Pre-Executive Clemency Investigation D. Post-Sentence Investigation Report
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111. What happens to probation when the court withdraws his privilege of probation?
A. He is released to the community B. His placed under parole
C. He is placed under police custody D. He is returned to prison and he serves his sentence

112. All data gathered about probation applicant shall be treated.

A. Judiciously B. Comprehensive C. Confidentially D. Privilege

113. What is the effect of the recommitment of a Probationer?

A. He will serve the remaining portion of his sentence ➔ PAROLE & CON. PARDON
B. He will serve the remaining portion of the maximum sentence
C. Minimum sentence impose ➔ REQUIREMENT
D. He will serve the original sentence of imprisonment

114. The rules and methods employed by probationer. What is the maximum number of minor violations that
would result in the revocation of the Probation order?
A. Five Violations B. Three Violations C. Four Violations D. Two Violation
MAJOR VIOLATION

115. In general, who is the ultimate (LAST) beneficiary of Probation law?

A. Criminal B. Society C. Family D. Government

MOST BENEFICIARY OF PROBATION? SOCIETY

BENEFICIARY OF AMNESTY? POLITICAL OFFENDER

116. It refers to those that handle the investigation of Petitioners for Probation, and the supervision of
Probationers, Parolees and Pardonees.
A. Parole and Probation Administration B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Secretary of Justice D. Department of Justice

117. Those that have been once on Probation under the Probation Law:
A. Are qualified to apply for Probation B. Are disqualified to apply for Probation
C. May be granted for another Probation D. Should be confined in Prison

118. This is the report that shall be submitted to the Court should a Probationer or violate any of his probation
conditions.
A. Final Report B. Termination Order C. Revocation Order D. Violation Report
COMPLIED RELEASED WITHDRAW NOT-COMPLIED

119. All except one is not the aim of Community Service under Voluntary Submission Programs.
A. Accountability on the part of the Offender B. Competency development
C. Community protection. D. Recreational Program JAIL/PRISON

120. A Parolee or Pardonee, upon release from prison through Parole or Pardon shall immediately report to
his/her Supervising Probation and Parole Officer?
A. 15 days B. 30 days C. 45 days D. Immediately

2021 AMENDMENT ➔ 15 DAYS

121. It is an intervention activity whereby any drug dependent or any person who violates Sec. 15 of RA 9165,
either by himself or through his parents, spouse, guardian or relative within the fourth degree of
consanguinity or affinity, shall apply to the Board or its duly recognized representative, for treatment and
rehabilitation.
A. Voluntary Submission Program B. Violation Report
C. Progress Report D. Infraction Report

122. It is a conditional release after the Prisoner’s conviction is final and executory and has already served the
minimum period of the sentence imposed to him.
A. Parole B. Word of Honor C. Parole d’Honneur D. Probare

123. The form of conditional release that is granted after a Prisoner has served a portion of his sentence in a
correctional institution is known as:
A. Conditional Pardon B. Probation C. Parole D. Commutation of sentence

124. It refers to the report submitted by the Probation and Parole Officer on violations committed by a
parolee/pardonee of the conditions of his release on parole or conditional pardon while under supervision.
A. Progress Report B. Status Report C. Summary Report D. Infraction Report
DURING SUP. PENDING CASE COMPLIED
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125. He is the Governor/Superintendent in Norfolk Island, a Penal Colony in the East of Australia and initiated
the famous “Mark System or System of Moral Reform”.
A. Alexander Frederick Maconochie B. Walter Crofton
C. Edward H. Savage D. Captain James Cook

126. The Ex–Officio Chairperson of BPP.

A. Administrator B. Secretary of Justice C. Sociologist D. Clergyman
E. Educator F. Lawyer G. Train in Correction

The Chairperson of BPP ➔ USEC.

127. He is a person convicted of a criminal offense who having served the minimum of his indeterminate
sentence is released from prison by the BPP, subject to conditions that it may imposed.
A. Pardonee B. Parolee C. Perpetrator D. Client

128. It is known as the Indeterminate Sentence Law that creates the Board of Indeterminate Sentence which
took effect on December 5, 1933.
A. Executive Order 83, series 1937 ➔ BIS ➔ BOARD OF PARDONS ➔ ASSIST PRESIDENT ➔
EXEUTIVE CLEMENCY
B. Executive Order 94, series of 1947 ➔ BP ➔ BPP
C. Act 4103
D. Executive Order 292

129. All except one, are the requisites to be eligible for review of a Parole cases.
A. Final Conviction B. Maximum period of sentence exceeds one year
C. Served the minimum sentence D. None of the above

DISQUALIED
1. LESS THAN 1 YEAR
2. DP, RP, LI
3. INSANE
4. HD
5. CANS

X ➔ HOMICIDE ➔ 12 YEARS ➔ YES

X ➔ MURDER ➔ NO
TREASON ➔ 19 YEARS ➔ NO
X ➔ LUCID INTERVAL ➔ ROBBERY ➔ NO

130. The supporting Documents of Petition for Absolute Pardon and/or the petition for absolute pardon shall
be accompanied by the following except
A. The affidavits of at least two responsible members of the community where the petitioner
resides. The affidavits shall, among others, state that the petitioner has conducted himself in a
moral and law-abiding manner since his release from prison and shall indicate the petitioner's
occupation and his social activities including religious involvement;
B. The clearances from the National Bureau of Investigation, the Philippine National Police, the
Prosecutor's Office, the Municipal Circuit Trial Court, the Municipal Trial Court, the Municipal
Trial Court in Cities, the Metropolitan Trial Court and the Regional Trial Court where petitioner
resides;
C. Proof of payment of indemnity and/or fine, or in lieu thereof, certification from the
City/Municipal Treasurer or Probation and Parole Officer on his financial condition; and
D. Proof of service of sentence or certificate of Final Release and Discharge or court's Termination
Order of probation.
E. Prison record and Good conduct time allowance record during his service of sentence
F. None of these
G. All of these

131. Whom to apply for Parole?

A. Administrator, Parole and Probation B. Chairman, Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Presiding Judge of the Case D. Secretary, Department of Justice

PETITIONER ➔ MINIMUM SENTENCE. ➔ LETTER ➔ CHAIRMAN BPP ➔ BPP ➔ REFERRAL ➔ DOJ-PPA ➔

PPO ➔ PRE-PAROLE INV. ➔ 30 DAYS ➔ PPIR ➔ BPP ➔ MAJORITY ➔ GRANTED ➔ RELEASE DOCUMENT
OR DISCHARGE ON PAROLE ➔ CONDITION ➔ IMMEDIATELY ➔ COMPLIED ➔ SUMMARY REPORT ➔
CERTIFATE OF FINAL RELEASE AND DISCHARGE

CONDITIONAL PARDON

PETITIONER ➔ HEINOUS CRIME ➔ ½ OF THE MAX. SENT ➔ LETTER ➔ PRESIDENT ➔ BPP ➔ REFERRAL
➔ DOJ-PPA ➔ PPO ➔ PRE-EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY INV. ➔ 30 ➔ PECIR ➔ BPP ➔ PRESIDENT
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IND./DET. ➔ ½ OF THE MINIMUM

132. All except one are objectives of the Parole System by the BPP. (People v. Ducosin, 59 Phil 109)
A. It standardize the penalty
B. Prevent unnecessary and excessive deprivation of liberty
C. Uplift and redeem valuable Human, material and economic usefulness
D. Individualize the administration of criminal law, without prejudice to the basic needs of
maintaining and protecting social order

HOMICIDE ➔ 4 YEARS
THEFT ➔ 4 YEARS

133. Mr. Chaps is a PPO. His Parolee violated a condition set forth in the Parole condition. To what office shall
the former report violation?
A. Parole and Probation Administration B. Bureau of Corrections
C. Department of Justice D. Board of Pardons and Parole

134. The Director General of BUCOR has the responsibility to forward all documents of the Petioner/s to the
Board of Pardons and Parole, _______ before the expiration of Prisoner’s minimum sentence.
A. 15 days B. 45 days C. 30 days D. 60 days

DIR. BUCOR ➔ 30 DAYS ➔ BPP

135. The Municipal, City, District and Provincial Jail Warden has the obligation to transmit to the Director
General of BUCOR of all the pertinent records of prisoners in jail within thirty days before the expiration
of such prisoner’s minimum sentence. The Director General of BUCOR shall submit to the Board for its
consideration within ________ days after receipt of the documents.
A. 15 days B. 45 days C. 30 days D. 60 days

BJMP ➔ 30 DAYS ➔ DIR. BUCOR ➔ 15 DAYS ➔ BPP

136. The board shall assess and determine whether the Petitioner is qualified for Parole, the decision or action
must be supported by ________of the members of the BPP.
A. 4 votes B. Majority C. 5 members of the Board D. At least four votes

137. Which of the following privileges means, “Word of honor”?

A. Amnesty B. Commutation of sentence C. Parole D. Reprieve
TO REDUCE TO MAKE BACK/TO REVIEW

138. If a petition for Parole was granted the Board of Pardons and Parole will be issued a ______ or specifically
known as Discharge on Parole.
A. Release Document B. Termination Order
C. Certificate of Final Release and Discharge D. Summary Report
TAPOS NA

139. One of the mandatory conditions attached to the Parolee is to report at least once a month for those
residing outside Metro Manila/ or NCR to report at least twice a month for those who are residing in
Metro Manila or NCR.
A. True B. Partially true C. False D. Partially False

140. Upon the receipt of a report, the Board of Pardons and Parole may issue ______ against the parolee.
A. Warrant of Arrest B. Search Warrant
C. Waiver-Cum Authorization C. Order of Arrest and Recommitment
AUTHORIZATION LETTER

141. As a General Rule, a Parolee may not transfer residence stated in the Release Document except if the
petition for transfer of residence is approved by_______.
A. Regional Director B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Probation and Parole Officer D. Parole and Probation Administration

142. A CPPO may authorize outside travel his area of jurisdiction for a period of NOT more than ______.
A. 30 Days B. 15 days C. 20 Days D. 10 Days

143. If a travel of a Parolee is more than 30 days. It shall be approved by the __________.
A. Regional Director B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Probation and Parole Officer D. Parole and Probation Administration
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144. A Parolee may work or travel abroad if he has no pending criminal case in any Court. Application for
travel and work abroad shall be approved by the Administration and confirmed by the ________.
A. Regional Director B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Probation and Parole Officer D. Parole and Probation Administration

145. Parole given by the BPP grants it as a privilege to a qualified prisoner. This statement is:
A. Yes B. True C. No D. False

146. The following are disqualifications for Parole to be granted.

A. Those who escaped from confinement or evaded sentence;
B. Those who have pending criminal case;
C. Those who are Habitual delinquents;
D. Those who suffering from any mental disorder; and
E. Those conviction is on appeal.
A. A-B-C-E B. A-B-C-D C. B-C-D-E D. A-B-C-D-E

147. It is exercise exclusively within the sound discretion of the President for the objective of preventing
miscarriage of justice or correcting manifests injustice.
A. Parole B. Pardon C. Executive Clemency D. Reprieve

148. The agency where the authority to assist the Chief Executive in his exercise of the power to grant Executive
Clemency as provided by E.O. 83, series of 1937?
A. Department of National Defense ➔ CRIMES AGAINST NAT. SEC.
B. Board of Pardons and Parole
C. Commission on Elections ➔ BP 881
D. Department of Foreign Affairs ➔ ALIEN

149. Which agency is mandated to evaluate the prisoner’s fitness and qualification to be granted pardon and
parole pursuant to BPP resolution 229?
A. Department of Justice (DOJ) B. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)
C. Board of Pardons and Parole (BPP) D. Parole AND Probation Administration (PPA)

150. There are three (3) casework techniques applied by the parole officer, which one is not.
A. The trick and treat techniques ➔ HALLOWEEN
B. The executive techniques
C. The guidance, counseling and leadership
D. The manipulative techniques

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” -
Matthew 6:33
“Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them; for this is the law
and the prophets” - Matthew 7:12

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