The executive clemency which changing a heavier sentence to a less serious one or a long term to a short term is called _____.

• Parole

• Commutation

• Probation

• Mandatory release

The method of placing prisoners into types of categories by which diagnosis, treatment and execution of treatment programs are coordinated in the individual case is called ______.

• Classification

• Gate Fever      

• Indeterminate Sentence

• Reprieve

Alias Kidlat evade his sentence by escaping at 10:00 a.m. of Jan. 3, 2008 on the occasion of riot which he had not participated, but on 11:00 a.m. of Jan. 04, 2008 he returned at the institution. Based on special time allowance for loyalty alias Kidlat shall grant a deduction of how many part of his sentence?

• 1/3 of period of sentence

• ¼  of period of sentence  

• 1/5 of period of sentence

• ½ of period of sentence

How many hours grace period should alias Kidlat  returned to the institution wherein he escape in order to avail for special time allowance for loyalty ?                                                                                                                                                                                                            

• 24 hours     

• 48 hours

• 36 hours

• 12 hours

This is the latest justification of punishment. (under this theory, society can best be protected from crime if he purpose of Imprisonment  is to reform of  rehabilitate the prisoner.

• Deterrence       

• Corporal Punishment 

• Reformation

• Punishment

This is the discredited of discipline. The hands down decisions without any legal or official authorities to do so are called _____.

• Court Martial       

• Shari’a Court        

• Juvenile Court

• Kangroo Court

Is a group vengeance as distinguished from retribution which is personal vengeance.

• Protection       

• Expiation

• Jails

• Commutation

The release from prison required by statute where an inmate has been confined for a time period equal to his or her full sentence minus statutory GCTC.

• Mandatory release

• Gate fever

• Probation

• Classification

The feeling of immediate release from the penitentiary and the feeling of uncertainty in the part of the parolee as the ebb of his release to the community.

• Probation    

• Gate fever

• Prisonization

• Classification

The disposition under which a dependant, after conviction and sentence, is released subject to conditions imposed by the court and render the supervision by on officer.

• Classification  

• Indeterminate sentence        

• Gate fever

• Probation