COURT TESTIMONY (MOOT COURT)

1. Which affidavit serves as the direct examination of the witness?

• a.                    Counter Affidavit
• b.                   Jurat
• c.                    Judicial Affidavit
• d. Narrative Affidavit
• e. Question and Answer Affidavit

1.       It is the stage where the accused is being asked to enter his plea.

• a.        Plea-Bargaining
• b.       Arraignment
• c.        Pre-Trial
• d.       None of these
• e.        All of these

1. What part of the trial does CAM (court-annexed mediation) belong?

• a.                 Arraignment
• b.                Identification of the witness
• c.                 Pre-Trial
• d. Promulgation of judgment
• e. Trial

1. What particular stages of trial can the party through his/her lawyer can confront the witness of the opposing side?

• a.                 Cross examination
• b.                Direct examination
• c.                 Pre-Trial
• d. Re-direct examination
• e. Re-cross examination

1. Testimony that is NOT based from the personal knowledge of the witness is

• a.                 Double Jeopardy
• b.                Hearsay
• c.                 Leading question
• d. Misleading question
• e. Res Gestae

1.       During invetigation before the office of the prosecutor, the offender is called

• a.        Suspect
• b.       Accused
• c.        Respondent
• d.       Defendant
• e.        Witness

1.       The decision of the prosecutor after an investigation is called

• a.        Arraignment
• b.       Decision
• c.        Judgment
• d.       Promulgation
• e.        Resolution

1.       An affidavit of arrest is classified as

• a.        Testimonial evidence
• b.       Documentary evidence
• c.        Object evidence
• d.       All of these
• e.        None of these

1.       When both parties trying to agree for a plea to a lesser offense by the accused.

• a.        Plea-Bargaining
• b.       Arraignment
• c.        Pre-Trial
• d.       Judgment
• e.        None of these

1.       An order issued by the court to transfer the accused from the police precinct to the city jail.

• a.        Mittimus order
• b.       Commitment order
• c.        Transfer order
• d.       Hold departure order
• e.        None of these