INTRODUCTION TO PHILIPPINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

1. Warrant of arrest is very important when arresting a person. Who is only authorized by law to issue the said warrant?

• a. Police officer
• b. Judge
• c. Investigator
• d. President

2. In the Philippine context, which is the component that initiates the criminal justice process by the arrest of the criminal?

• a. The Court
• b. The Police
• c. The Correction
• d. Prosecution

3. Ryan Bang was detained for a crime and undergoing trial. He wants to apply for temporary release through cash deposit. Where should he deposit his cash fixed by the court?

• a. Mayor's office
• b. Treasurer of the court of justice
• c. To the judge itself
• d. City or municipal treasurer

4. He is an arbitrator in court who ensures that the defense and prosecution adhere to the legal requirements of introducing evidence, examining, and cross-examining witnesses.

• a. Judge
• b. Prosecutor
• c. Stenographer
• d. Defense Counsel

5. It is a pillar of criminal justice system that is entrusted for the custody and safekeeping of all convicts so that the ends of justice are achieved.

• a. Corrections
• b. Jail
• c. Penal Institution
• d. Prison

6. Which agency is responsible for the custody and rehabilitation of youthful offenders?

• a. Boards of Pardons and Parole
• b. Bureau of Jail Management and Penology
• c. Department of Social Welfare and Development
• d. Bureau of Corrections

7. Which of the following is NOT included in the components of criminal justice system of the United States?

• a. Law enforcement
• b. Corrections
• c. Prosecution
• d. Courts

8. It is the power of the court ultimately of the Supreme Court, to interpret the constitution and to declare any legislative or executive act invalid because it is in conflict with the fundamental law.

• a. Power of eminent domain
• b. Power of judicial review
• c, Power of taxation
• d. Police power

9. Legally speaking, who is a person that has committed a crime and has been convicted of final judgement by a competent court?

• a. Victim
• b. Crime
• c. Offender
• d. Criminal

10. It refers to any action, course or conduct that deviate from acts approved by the majority of people. It is a description of acts that do not conform to the accepted rules, norms and mores of the society.

• a. Crime
• b. Immoral act
• c. Delinquency
• d. Illegal conduct