- 1. MADE BY THE PROSECUTOR DURING
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION AND BY AN OFFICER WHEN ARRESTING UNDER
HOT PURSUIT ARREST.
A) PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
B) JUDICIAL DETERMINATION
C) EXECUTE DETERMINATION
D) NONE OF THESE
- 2. IF FINDS PROBABLY TO HOLD THE RESPONDENT FOR TRIAL HE SHALL RECOMMEND THE DISMISSAL OF THE HOT PURSUIT
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 3. IF DOES NOT FIND PROBABLE CAUSE HE SHALL PREPARE BOTH THE RESOLUTION AND INFORMATION
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 4. ALL CRIMINAL ACTION EITHER COMMENCED BY COMPLAINT OR BY THE INFORMATION SHALL BE ARRESTED UNDER DIRECTION AND CONTROL OF A PUBLIC PROSECUTION
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) MAYBE
- 5. WITHIN FIVE __________DAYS FROM HIS RESOLUTION,HE SHALL FORWARD THE
RECORD OF THE CASE TO THE PROVINCIAL OR CITY PROSECUTOR OR CHEIF
STATE PROSECUTOR
A) 10
B) 3
C) 5
D) 6
- 6. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO MAKE PROPER RECOMMENDATION DURING INQUEST OF A CASE.
A) TRUE
B) MAYBE
C) FALSE
- 7. TASKED AS PROSECUTORIAL ARM OF THE GOVERNMENT AND IS UNDER THE
SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
A) NPS
B) BUCOR
C) PNP
D) COURT
- 8. IS A SWORN WRITTEN STATEMENT CHARGING. AN ACCUSATION
IN WRITING CHARGING A A PERSON WITH AN OFFENSE
A) COMPLAINT
B) INFORMATION
C) WARRANT
D) SUBPOENA
- 9. NATIONAL PROSECUTION SERVICE•ESTABLISHED BY VIRTUE OF 1257 OF 1978.
A) TRUE
B) FLASE
- 10. IF FINDS PROBABLE CAUSE TO HOLD THE RESPONDENT FOR TRIAL.HE SHALL
PREPARE BOTH THE RESOLUTION AND INFORMATION.
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 11. IF HE DOES NOT FIND PROBABLE CAUSE-HE SHALL RECOMMEND THE
DISMMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINT.
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 12. ALL CRIMINAL ACTIONS EITHER COMMENCED BY COMPLAINT OR BY
INFORMATION SHALL BE PROSECUTED UNDER THE Direction AND CONTROL OF
A PUBLIC PROSECUTOR.
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 13. THE PROSECUTOR MAY BE AUTHORIZED IN WRITING BY THE CHIEF OF THE
PROSECUTION OFFICE OR THE REGIONAL STATE PROSECUTOR TO
PROSECUTE THE CASE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE COURT.
A) MAYBE
B) TRUE
C) FALSE
- 14. NATIONAL PROSECUTION SERVICE ESTABLISHED BY VIRTUE OF 1275 OF 1978.
A) MAYBE
B) TRUE
C) FALSE
- 15. WHAT IS THE 1ST PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A) The prosecutor may set a clarificatory hearing if necessary
B) resolution of investigating prosecutor
C) filing of counter-affidavit by the respondent
D) dismissal of the complaint or issuance of a subpoena
E) filing of the complaint/ sworn complaint-affidavit of the complaint with supporting documents
- 16. WHAT IS THE 2ND PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A) The prosecutor may set a clarificatory hearing if necessary
B) filing of the complaint/ sworn complaint-affidavit of the complaint with supporting documents
C) resolution of investigating prosecutor
D) dismissal of the complaint or issuance of a subpoena
E) filing of counter-affidavit by the respondent
- 17. WHAT IS THE 3RD PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A) The prosecutor may set a clarificatory hearing if necessary
B) dismissal of the complaint or issuance of a subpoena
C) filing of counter-affidavit by the respondent
D) filing of the complaint/ sworn complaint-affidavit of the complaint with supporting documents
E) resolution of investigating prosecutor
- 18. WHAT IS THE 4RTH PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A) dismissal of the complaint or issuance of a subpoena
B) filing of the complaint/ sworn complaint-affidavit of the complaint with supporting documents
C) The prosecutor may set a clarificatory hearing if necessary
D) filing of counter-affidavit by the respondent
E) resolution of investigating prosecutor
- 19. WHAT IS THE 5TH PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A) filing of counter-affidavit by the respondent
B) filing of the complaint/ sworn complaint-affidavit of the complaint with supporting documents
C) dismissal of the complaint or issuance of a subpoena
D) The prosecutor may set a clarificatory hearing if necessary
E) resolution of investigating prosecutor
- 20. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO REPRESENT THE PRESIDENT OR STATE DURING THE PROSECUTION
OF A CASE
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) MAYBE
- 21. THEY SHALL ACT ON THE RESOLUTION WITHIN TEN 5DAYS FROM THEIR
RECEIPT THEREOF AND SHALL IMMEDIATELY INFROM THE PARTIES OF SUCH
ACTION.
A) MAYBE
B) TRUE
C) FALSE
- 22. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO ACT AS A LAW OFFICER OF THE PROVINCE OR CITY IN THE ABSENCE OF
LEGAL OFFICER.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) MAYBE
- 23. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO REPRESENT THE GOVERNMENT OR STATE DURING THE PROSECUTION
OF A CASE
A) MAYBE
B) TRUE
C) FALSE
- 24. THEY SHALL ACT ON THE RESOLUTION WITHIN TEN (10)DAYS FROM THEIR
RECEIPT THEREOF AND SHALL IMMEDIATELY INFROM THE PARTIES OF SUCH
ACTION
A) MAYBE
B) FALSE
C) TRUE
- 25. IT IS AN ACCUSATION
IN WRITING CHARGING A A PERSON WITH AN OFFENSE, PRESENTED AND SIGNED BY THE PROMOTER FISCAL OR GIS DEPUTY AND FILED WITH THE CLERK OF COURT
A) SUBPOENA
B) WARRANT
C) INFORMATION
D) COMPLAINT
- 26. TO REQUIRE THE RESPONDENT TO FILE HIS COUNTER AFFIDAVIT
WITHIN TEN ______DAYS FROM RECEIPT OF THE SUBPHOENA AND THE
COMPLAINT.
A) 3
B) 5
C) 10
D) 6
- 27. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO CONDUCT ARREST
A) FALSE
B) MAYBE
C) TRUE
- 28. FUNCTION OF NPS:TO INVESTIGATE ADMINISTRATIVE CASES FILED AGAINST STATE
PROSECUTORS.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) MAYBE
- 29. FUNCTION OF NPS: TO CONDUCT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) MAYBE
- 30. MADE BY THE JUDGE TO ASCERTAIN
WHETHER A WARRANT OF ARREST AND SEARCH WARRANT SHOULD BE
ISSUED AGAINST THE ACCUSED
A) JUDICIAL DETERMINATION
B) EXECUTIVE DETERMINATION
C) PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS
D) None of These
- 31. WITHIN FIVE _____DAYS FROM HIS RESOLUTION,HE SHALL FORWARD THE
RECORD OF THE CASE TO THE PROVINCIAL OR CITY PROSECUTOR OR CHEIF
STATE PROSECUTOR,OR TO THE OMBUDSMAN OR HIS DEPUTY IN CASES OF
OFFENSE COGNIZABLE BY THE SANDIGANBAYAN IN THE EXERCISE OF ITS
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
A) 5
B) 6
C) 3
D) 10
- 32. IN THE PRESENCE OF COUNSEL:LIGHT PENALTIES
A) 18 HOURS
B) 36 HOURS
C) 12 Hours
- 33. IN THE PRESENCE OF COUNSEL:CORRECTIONAL PENALTIES
A) 18 Hours
B) 36 Hours
C) 14 Hours
- 34. IN THE PRESENCE OF COUNSEL:AFFLICTIVE OR CAPITAL PENALTIES
A) 12 Hours
B) 36 Hours
C) 24 Hours
- 35. IS CONDUCTED WHEN A PERSON IS LAWFULLY ARRESTED WITHOUT A
WARRANT INVOLVING EVEN ALSO AN OFFENSE WHICH REQUIRES A
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
A) CONDUCT ARREST
B) PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS
C) INQUEST PROCEEDING
- 36. BUT THE ARREST IS ILLEGAL/QUESTIONABLE-FOR
FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
A) VALID
B) SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
C) ARRESTED ILLEGALLY
- 37. FILING OF CASE IN COURT
A) VALID
B) SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
C) ARRESTED ILLEGALLY
- 38. .WITHOUT SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE-RELEASE.
A) VALID
B) SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
C) ARRESTED ILLEGALLY
- 39. INQUEST PROCEEDING:DETERMINATION OF VALID CAUSE FOR THE CONTINUED DETENTION
A) TRUE
B) MAYBE
C) FALSE
- 40. INQUEST PROCEEDING: NO WARRANT OF ARREST NEEDED
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
C) MAYBE
- 41. IS THE GOVERNMENT BODY OFFICIALLY ASSEMBLED UNDER THE AUTHORITY
OF LAW AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF
JUSTICE THROUGH WHICH THE STATE ENFORCE ITS SOVEREIGN RIGHTS AND
POWERS.
A) SUPREME
B) JUDGE
C) COURT
- 42. •A PUBLIC OFFICER SO NAMED IN HIS WRITHEN EVIDENCE OF APPOINTMENT
(COMMISSION)ASSIGNED TO PRESIDE OVER AND TO ADMINISTER THE LAW IN
A COURT OF JUSTICE.
A) JUDGE
B) DEFENSE
C) PROSECUTOR
- 43. •MAKE SURE THAT ATTORNEYS (PROSECUTORS OR DEFENSE)PLAY BY RULES
OF THE GAMES,SO TO SPEAK.
A) COURT
B) JUDGE
C) ATTORNEY
- 44. •WHO DETERMINES THE GUILT OR INNOCENCE OF THE ACCUSED
A) PROSECUTOR
B) JUDGE
C) COURT
- 45. FUNCTION OF THE COURT: TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
C) MAYBE
- 46. FUNCTION OF THE COURT: TO DETERMINE BY ALL LEGAL MEANS WHETHER A PERSON IS GUILTY OF A
CRIME.
A) TRUE
B) MAYBE
C) FALSE
- 47. REFERS TO THE PLACE, LOCATION OR SITE WHERE THE CASE IS TO BE HEARD
ON ITS MERITS.
A) JURISDICTION
B) VENUE
C) COURT
- 48. FUNCTION OF THE COURT: TO PREVENT AND REDUCE CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
C) MAYBE
- 49. WHAT IS NOT KINDS OF JURISDICTION
A) JURISDICTION OF COURT
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE OFFENSE.
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY.
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
E) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
- 50. ITS IS THE POWER TO HEAR, DETERMINE AND DECIDE THE CASE WHEN THE
ACT IS COMMITTEED OR ANY OF ITS ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OCCURRED
WHTHIN ITS TERRITORY.
A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) .JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
- 51. IT IS THE POWER TO HEAR, DETERMINE AND DECIDE THE CASE BASED ON ITS
IMPOSABLE PENALTY.
A) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
D) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
- 52. IT IS THE POWER TO HEAR, DETERMINE AND DECIDE THE CASE WHEN THE
PERSON IS BROUGHT TO COURT EITHER BY VIRTUE OF ARREST OR BY HIS
VOLUNTARY SUBMISSION.
A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
D) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
- 53. IT IS THE POWER TO HEAR, DETERMINE AND DECIDE THE CASE ON ITS
NATURE AS DETERMINED BY LAWS.
A) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
C) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
- 54. the highest court in the Philippines.
A) Supreme Court
B) Court pf Appeal
C) RegionalTrial Court
- 55. vested with jurisdiction over appeals from the decisions of the regional trial courts and certain quasi-judicial agencies,boards or commissions.
A) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
B) COURT OF APPEALS
C) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
- 56. jurisdiction over criminal cases where the imposable penalty is more than six years of imprisonment.
A) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
B) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
C) COURT OF APPEALS
- 57. jurisdiction over criminal cases where the imposable
penalty is six years of imprisonment or below.
A) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
B) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
C) MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL
- 58. if it covers two or more municipality
A) MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURT
B) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS
C) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT
- 59. municipal trial courts in the town's and cities in
the metropolitan Manila area(NCR)
A) MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURT
B) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS
C) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT
- 60. the equivalent of the municipal trial courts
outside metropolitan Manila are referred to as municipal trial courts in cities.
A) METROPOLITIAN TRIAL COURTS
B) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES
C) COURT OF TAX APPEALS
- 61. Exclusive appeliate jurisdiction over appeals from the decisions of the commissioner of
internal revenue and the commissioner of customs on certain specific issues.
A) SANDIGANBAYAN
B) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES
C) COURT OF TAX APPEALS
- 62. exclusive appellate jurisdiction over violations of the anti-graft and corrupt practices
act(republic act No. 3019),the unexplained wealth act (Republic Act No. 1379)and other
crimes or felonies committed by public officials and employees in relation to their office,
including those employees in government-owned or controlled corporations.
A) SHARI'A DISTRICT COURTS
B) SHARI'A CIRCUIT COURTS
C) SANDIGANBAYAN
- 63. is of limited jurisdiction. It was created under Presidential Decree No. 1083. Cases falling within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Shari'a District Courts primarily pertain to family rights and duties as well as contractual relations of Filipino Muslims in the Mindanao.
A) SHARI'A CIRCUIT COURTS
B) SUPREME COURT
C) SHARI'A DISTRICT COURTS
- 64. which were established in certain municipalities in Mindanao where the Code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines is being enforced. There are five Shari'a Circuit Courts and fifty one Shari'a Circuit Courts in existence.
A) SANDIGANBAYAN
B) SHARI'A CIRCUIT COURTS
C) SHARI'A DISTRICT COURTS
- 65. composed of one chief justice and 14 associate justices.
A) SANDIGANBAYAN
B) COURT OF APPEALS
C) SUPREME COURT
- 66. composed of one presiding justice ang 68 associate
justices
A) COURT OF APPEALS
B) SANDIGANBAYAN
C) COURT OF TAX APPEALS
- 67. AN - composed of one presiding justice and 14 associate
justices.
A) SUPREME COURT
B) COURT OF TAX APPEALS
C) COURT OF APPEALS
D) SANDIGANBAYAN
- 68. is the government body officially assembled under the authority of law at the appropriate time
and place for the administration of justice through which the state enforce its sovereign rights
and powers.
A) JUDGE
B) COURT
C) JURISDICTION
D) VENUE
- 69. refers to the place, location or site where the case is to be heard on its merits.
A) PROSECUTOR
B) JUDGE
C) VENUE
D) JURISDICTION
- 70. the authority of the court to hear and try a particular offense and to impose the punishment
provided by the law.
A) JURISDICTION
B) JUDGE
C) COURT
D) VENUE
- 71. KINDS OF JURISDICTION: jurisdiction over the subject matter.
A) True
B) All of these
C) Maybe
D) False
- 72. KINDS OF JURISDICTION: jurisdiction over the offense.
A) False
B) All of these
C) Maybe
D) True
- 73. KINDS OF JURISDICTION: jurisdiction over the person of the accused.
A) Maybe
B) True
C) All of these
D) False
- 74. KINDS OF JURISDICTION: jurisdiction over territory.
A) All of these
B) True
C) False
D) Maybe
- 75. it is the power to hear, determine and decide the case on its nature as determined by laws.
A) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
B) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
C) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
D) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
- 76. it is the power to hear, determine and decide the case based on its imposable penalty.
A) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
C) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
D) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
- 77. it is the power to hear, determine and decide the case when the person is brought to court
either by virtue of arrest or by his voluntary submission.
A) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
C) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
D) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
- 78. ts is the power to hear, determine and decide the case when the act is committed or any of its
essential elements occurred within its territory.
A) JURISDICTION OVER THE SUBJECT MATTER.
B) JURISDICTION OVER THE PERSON OF THE ACCUSED.
C) JURISDICTION OVER OFFENSE.
D) JURISDICTION OVER TERRITORY
- 79. the highest court in the Philippines.
A) SUPREME COURT
B) REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS
C) COURT OF APPEALS
D) MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
- 80. When the accused refuses to plead or makes a conditional plea, a plea of not guilty shall be entered for
him.
A) PRE-TRIAL
B) WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED NOT GUILTY
C) TAKE NOTE!
- 81. •The accused must be present at the arraignment and must personally enter his plea. Both arraignment
and plea shall be made of record, but failure to do so shall not affect the validity of the proceedings.
A) PRE-TRIAL
B) TAKE NOTE!
C) WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED NOT GUILTY?
- 82. held within thirty It shall be (30) days after arraignment -Plea bargaining
A) WHEN IS PLEA CONSIDERED NOT GUILTY?
B) TAKE NOTE!
C) PRE-TRIAL
- 83. Adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the
imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any.
A) PROSECUTION
B) JUDGMENT
C) TRIAL
- 84. •An appeal must be taken within fifteen _________days from promulgation of the judgment or from notice
of the final order appealed from.
A) 25 days
B) 12 days
C) 16 days
D) 15 days
- 85. Any party may appeal from a judgment or final order, unless the accused will be placed in double
jeopardy.
A) JUDGEMENT
B) TRIAL
C) COURT
D) APPEAL
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