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WorksheetsNON-INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This is to provide the court with relevant information and judicious recommendations for the selection of offenders to be placed on probation
a)
Interrogation
b)
Interview
c)
Investigation
d)
Instrumentation
2.
Who can apply probation?
a)
Any first-time convicted offenders for probation who are 18(eighteen years old and above)
b)
Any offenders who have convicted of 6 years and above penalty
c)
Any offender who is juvenile
d)
Any offender who is lunatics
3.
How many times can one be granted probation?
a)
Twice if an offender is convicted a crime with a lower penalty
b)
Only once
c)
Every time that an offender will commit a crime
d)
Only before the final judgement
4.
What will happen if the application for probation is denied?
a)
He will be released to community without condition
b)
He will be gone to church
c)
He will be subjected to banishment
d)
He will be sent to prison to serve his sentence
5.
‘Probationer’ means
a)
A person under Parole
b)
A person under Trial
c)
A person under Probation
d)
A person under Investigation
6.
It refers to the person who is given a task to supervise a subject under the community-based program Probation
a)
Probation officer
b)
Police officer
c)
Supervisor
d)
Parole officer
7.
Parole is granted by____________.
a)
Court
b)
Board of Pardon and Parole
c)
Police station
d)
RTC
8.
Probation is granted by____________.
a)
Court
b)
Board of Pardon and Parole
c)
Police station
d)
RTC
9.
It refers to a total extinction of criminal liability to whom it is granted without any condition.
a)
Probation
b)
Parole
c)
Absolute Pardon
d)
Commutation
10.
To effect the rehabilitation and reintegration of the probationers as productive, law abiding and socially responsible members of the community
a)
Recognition
b)
Supervision
c)
Integration
d)
Relation
11.
The following are benefits and advantages of Community Based Programs, EXCEPT
a)
it gives chance to the offender to commit another crime
b)
It cuts enormous expense in maintaining jails.
c)
It reduces the population of prisons and jails.
d)
It reduces the burden on the police forces and institutions of feeding and guarding detainees.
12.
Disqualifications for Parole EXCEPT
a)
Punished with death penalty or life imprisonment
b)
Convicted of treason, conspiracy or proposal to commit treason or espionage
c)
Convicted of piracy or mutiny on the high seas or Philippine waters
d)
If the offender serves the minimum of his sentence
13.
It is an act of mercy or grace by the President granted to a convicted lawbreaker which reaches both the punishment for the
offense and the guilt of the offender.
a)
Pardon
b)
Probation
c)
Parole
d)
Reprieve
14.
It is an individualized community-based three pronged approach to crime prevention and treatment of offenders with Restorative Justice as its philosophical foundation, Therapeutic Community as the treatment modality, and Volunteers as lead community resource.
a)
Feeding Program
b)
Commutation program
c)
Rehabilitation program
d)
Introduction program
15.
Is Probation a right?
a)
Yes, because the subject is ok
b)
Yes,because the subject is a human
c)
No, because it is privilege
d)
Maybe, because it is a choice
16.
Recognized as the Father of Philippine Probation
a)
Ferdinand E. Marcos
b)
Teodulo C. Natividad
c)
John Marshall
d)
Jerome De Venecia
17.
Abdhul was 17 years old when he was convicted for the crime of theft. Can he apply for probation under the Adult
Probation System?
a)
No, because the crime is theft
b)
No, because he is only 17years old
c)
No, because he is entitled for parole
d)
No, because Abdhul is convicted of a crime
18.
The Parole and Probation Administration administers an __________correction program.
a)
Integrated
b)
Institutional
c)
Traditional
d)
Community Based
19.
Presidential Decree No.968 established the __________system
a)
Juvenile Justice
b)
Family Welfare
c)
Adult Probation
d)
Civilian Police
20.
After receiving the PSIR (POST SENTENCE INVESTIGATION REPORT), how many days must a judge decide whether to grant or deny probation?
a)
15 days
b)
30 days
c)
45 days
d)
60 days
21.
An Executive Clemency intended to reduce the degree of Penalty inflicted upon the convict, or by decreasing the length of his Imprisonment
a)
Amnesty
b)
Probation
c)
Commutation of Sentence
d)
Pardon
22.
It serves as a basis in granting probations for qualified petitioners.
a)
Pre-Sentence Investigation report
b)
Post Sentence Investigation Report
c)
Admission Report
d)
Behavior Report
23.
He is a lawyer from England who is also noted to have contributed to the development of modern probation father of
PROBATION in England
a)
John Augustus
b)
Matthew Davenport Hill
c)
Gardner Tufts
d)
John Marshall
24.
It is otherwise known as the Probation Law of 1976 was enacted on July 24, 1976 by President Ferdinand E. Marcos
a)
PD 966
b)
PD 967
c)
PD 968
d)
PD 969
25.
An act of releasing a person from legal penalties for a crime he/she has committed. Granted by the Chief Executive
a)
Probation
b)
Pardon
c)
Community Based Program
d)
Parole
26.
In the Practice and Procedure of Probation, who is considered as the most important person?
a)
Probation Officer
b)
Probation Aides
c)
Probationer
d)
Judge
27.
For a Convicted Offender, Probation is a form of _________
a)
Treatment
b)
Punishment
c)
Enjoyment
d)
Incarceration
28.
The following are Forms of Executive Clemency, EXCEPT
a)
Commutation
b)
Reform Model
c)
Amnesty
d)
Pardon
29.
Those who had been Once subjected on Probation under the Probation Law:
a)
Are disqualified to apply for Probation
b)
Are Qualified to apply for Probation
c)
Should be confined in Prison
d)
May be granted for another Probation
30.
Probation is granted to_________ who are in sentence to a prison term of not more than six(6) years
a)
Recidivist
b)
Second Time Offender
c)
First Time Offender
d)
Senior Citizens
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