PCJS Q CORRECTION

______is concerned with the

rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders into the

mainstream of society, upholding their human rights

and dignity through speedy legal and administrative

processes and provision of scientific and spiritual

programs.

• Courts

• Correction

• Community

• Law Enforcement

________is an integral bureau of the Department of

Justice (DOJ) mandated to carry out the

institutional rehabilitation program of the

government for national offenders (those who

were sentenced to more than three years of

imprisonment), and to ensure their safe custody.

Its mission is to protect society through humane

confinement and effective rehabilitation of

criminal offenders.

• BJMP

• Correction

• BUCOR

• PNP

__________shall exercise supervision and control over all city

and municipal jails nationwide.

• BJMP

• Correction

• BUCOR

• Provincial Jail

____________ are residential

facilities that provide care and rehabilitation to

juvenile in conflict with the laws.

• BJMP

• Correction

• Bureau of Child and Youth welfare

• Provincial Jail

_________these are

prisoners who are sentenced to imprisonment of

more than three (3) years. They shall be committed

to the penitentiaries of the Bureau of Corrections;

• National Prisoner

• Provincial Prisoner

• City or Municipal Prisoner

• Prisoner

_________these are prisoners sentenced

to imprisonment that ranges from six months and

one day to three (3) years. They shall be committed

to the provincial jail.

• National Prisoner

• Provincial Prisoner

• City or Municipal Prisoner

• Prisoner

City or Municipal Prisoner these are prisoners sentenced to

imprisonment of not more than _______ and

shall be committed to the city or municipal jails.

• 6 Months

• 5 Months

• 1 Month

• 3 Months

The

present adult probation system is instituted under

PD 968 dated _______, to promote the

correction and rehabilitation of an offender by

providing him with personalized, communitybased treatment; provide an opportunity for his

reformation and reintegration into the

community, and prevent the commission of

offenses.

• July 24, 1976

• July 4, 1976

• July 2, 1976

• July 14, 1976

Originally called

the Board of Indeterminate Sentence

• Board of Pardons and Parole

• Parole and Probation Administration

• DOJ

• Board of Pardon and Parole

The conditional release of an

offender from a correctional institution after he

serves the minimum term of his prison sentence

under the continued custody of the State and

under conditions that permit his reincarceration if

he violates a condition for his release.

• Amnesty

• Parole

• Clemency

• Pardon