1. It refers to territorial unit where the power
information
of the courts to be exercise
a. jurisdiction
b. trial courts
c. venue
d. territory
2. The following are the requisites for the
issuance of search warrant except.
a. it must be issued upon probable
cause
b. the probable cause must be
determined personally by the judge
c. particularly describing the place to
be searched
d. particularly describing the person
to be seized.
3. Maybe defined as the security given for the
release of a person in custody of law,
furnished by him or a bondsman, to
guarantee his appearance before any court as
required under the conditions herein
specified.
a. pardon
b. bail
c. probation
d. parole
4. a detained prisoner is allowed to eat and
drink in a nearby restaurant on several
occasions. he is however well-guarded at all
times. the warden allowed him to go out of
his cell without any consideration
whatsoever. the warden may be charged wit-
a. negligence of duty
b. dereliction of duty
c. leniency or laxity
d. infidelity
5. what crime is committed when A, driving a
truck, ran over a girl crossing the street during
a torrential rain and the girl died?
a. homicide
b. serious physical injuries
c. murder
d. reckless imprudence rrsulting to
homicide.
6. it is defined as an accusation in writing
charging a person with an offense subscribed
by the fiscal and filed with the court
a.
b. complaint
c.action
d. police blotter
7. The offender who is still undergoing
preliminary investigation at the prosecuors
office is reffered to as-
a. respondent
b. suspect
c. accused
d. defendant
8. refers to facts and circumstances that
would lead a reasonably descreet and prudent
man to believe that an offense has been
committed and that object sought in
connection with the offense is in the place
searched is-
a. probable cause
b. search warrant
c. plain view doctrine
d. arrest warrant
9. What doctrine allows evidence obtained by
thr police officers in an illegal searched and
seizures to be used against the accused?
a. exclusionatry doctrine
b. Miranda ruling
c. fruit of poisonous tree
d. silver plater
10. who are criminally liable, when having
knowledge of the commission of the crime,
whitout having principally participated
therein, takes part subsequent to he
commission, either in profiting by the effects
of the crime or by concealing or destroting
the body of the crime?
a. witnesses
b. accessories
c. principals
d. accomplices
11. can a husband testify against the wife in
an adultery case?
a. yes, the privilege of marital communicatin
rule is already abolished
b. yes, under the law she is competent
witness
c. yes, because crime charge is one
committed by wife against the
husband
 d. no
12. this requirement imports the degree of
proof necessary to convict an accused of the
crime of treason consisting of the testimony
of two witnesses to the same over act.
a. dangerous tendency rule
b. all of the foregoing
c. two witness rule
none of thr foregoing
13. the ff staements are false except.
a. the accused may enter his plea by
counsel
b. the accused must personally enter
his plea
the accused may excuse/waive
arraignmenr
d. the accused may be arraigned in
acourt other than where the case is
assigned.
14. the law that prescribes certain rights of a
person arrested, detained or under custodial
investigation and the guidelines, procedure
and responsibilities of the arresting, detaining
and investigating officer is
a. BP 129 as ameded
b. RA 7691
c. RA 8294
d. RA 7438
15 . what do you call the record of the court
where the proccedings of the court or the
judgement of the court is recoded in case the
accused failed to appear for the promulgation
of judgment despite notice-
a. logbook
b. record book
c. criminal docket bbok
d. folio of the case.
16. Requisite before recall of a witness
a. leading question
b. misleading questin
c. impeachment
d. leave of court
17. When a person is lawfully arrested
without warrant of arrest involving an
offense, which requires a preliminary
investigation, thre complaint or information
may be filed without need of such
investigation, providedan---- has beed
conducted in accordance wuth existing law or
procedure
a. preliminary investigation
b. preliminary examination
c. inquest
d. fact finding investigation
18. it refers to the performance of an act that
ought not to be done
a. nonfeasance
b. misfeasance
c. malfeasance
d.unfeasance
19 it is crime committed when a married
woman is taken away against her will with
lewd design.
a. forcible abduction
b. consented abduction
c. forcible seduction
d. qualified seduction
20. the person, who is authorized by law to
grant probation to an accused convicted fo a
crime is.
a. president of the phil
b. director of prisons
c. trial court judge
d. jail warden
21. rule which requires the highest grade of
evidence obtainable to prove a disputed fact
is the original of a document.
a. parole evidence rule
b. best evidence rule
c. original of a document
d. secondary evidence
22. parties or assignors of parties to a case, or
persons in whose behalf a case is prosecuted,
against an executor or administrator or other
representative of a deceased person, or
against a person of unsound mind, upon a
claim or demand against the estate of such
deceased person or against such person of
unsound mind, cannot testify as to any matter
of fact accruing before such person became of
unsound mind.
a. marital Disqua
b. privelge communication rule
c. parental and filal privilege
d. dead man’s statute rule
23. it is the feony committed when a person b. homicide
takes away a minor, over 12 but under 18 c. adultery
years of age with her consent, after d. theft
solicitation or cajolery from the offender, 30. it is a legislative enactment that inflicts
committed witb lewd design. punishment for a crime without judicial trial
a. forcible abduction a. ex post facto law
b. consented abduction b. bill of attainder
c. forcible seduction c. enrolled bill
d. qualified seduction d. expose facto law
24. the ff are crimes against chastity except 31. stage in the commisiom of a felony whwn
a. adultery all the elements necessary for its
b. concubinage accomplishment and execution are present.
c. rape 32. it is incurred by a person commiting
d. seduction felony altjough the wrongful act done be
25. the offender performs all acts of different from what he intended to do.
execution, that would produce the felony as a a. felonious act
consequence, but the felony was not b. offense
produced, by reason of causes independent of c. criiminal liability
the will of the perpetrator are the requisites d.civil lialibility
a. attempted felony 33. the condition sine-quanon or
b. frustreated felony indispensable element in self defense
c. consummated felony. a. provocation
d. impossible crime b. unlawful aggression
26. it is the rule followed by the Philippines c. reasonable necessity
whenever a crime is committed inside a d. irressistable force
Philippine ship or airship while in a foreign 34. is an agreement made between two or
territory. ore parties as a settlement of matters in
a. French rule dispute?
b. Spanish rule a. conspiracy
c. English rule b. settlement
d. general rule c. res inter alios acta rule
27. it is crime characteristic of criminsl laws d. compromise
that requires that they be applied to all 35. it maybe defined as the forfeiture of the
persons who live or sojourn in the Philippine rigt of the government to execute the final
territory. sentence after the lapse of a certain time
a. generality fixed by law.
b. territoriality a. impossible crime
c. territorially b. prescription of penalty
d. generally c. prescription of crime
28. it is a law that partially or tottaly modifies d. none of the above
or changes an existing law. 36. X threatened to kill Y if the latter will not
a. repealed law give him one thounsand pesos. what ceime
b. repealing law has been commited by X
c. repelled law a. attempted murder
d. repelling law b. kidnapping for ransom
29. the ff felonies do not admit of a frustrated c. grave threats
stage, except d. grace coercion
a. rape
37. at the hearing of an application for
admission to bail, the ______ has the burden
of showing that the evidence of guilt is strong.
a. prosecution
b. defense
c. court
d. bailift
38. one which is any act committed without
violence but unjustly annoys an innocent
person. S it is a Punishable act, it should
include any humanconduct which although
not productive of some physical of material
harm would however, unjust or annoy an
innocent person.
a. grave coercion
b. unjust vexation
c. forcible abduction
d. maltreatment
39. M forcibly entered G’s house one night. G
was awakened and M immediately left the
place. M’s crime is?
a. attempted robbery
b. frustrated robbery
c. robbery with trespass to dwelling
d. trespass to dwelling
40. how may an ordinary citizen gives his
opinion regarding the handwriting of a
person?
a. when he testify only as to the
mental ad emotional state of the one
who authored the handwriting
b. when it is the handwriting of one
whom he has sufficient familiarity
c. when he is questioned document
examiner
d. none of the above
41. the judiciary reorganization act is
otherwise known as
a. PD 1612
b. BP 186
c. RA 7659
d. BP 129
42. at what time may the accused move to
quash the complaint or information?
a. at any time before his arrest
b. only after entering his plea
c. at any time before enetering his
plea
d. all of the foregoing
43. a person designated to aassit destitute
litigants
a. counsel
b. attorney at law
c. attorney on record
d. counsel de officio
44. which of the ff is an example of an
afflictive penalty
a. prison mayor
b. arresto mayor
c. prision correctional
d. fine
45. under this theory, man is considered as an
essentially moral creature with an absolute
freewill to choose between good and evil,
therefore, he should be judged or held
accountable for his wrongful acts for as his
will is unimpaired.
a. justice or classical theory
b. positivist or reslistic theory
c. territoriality
d. none of the foregoing
46. Kho is known for his obscene materials.
one of his writings entitled hayden was stolen
from his office and was published by
someone. the authorities got hold of the
obscene magazine. Kho is---
a. not liable at all
b. liable for pornography
c. liable for obscene publication (as a
co-publisher)
d. liable fo obscene publication (as
author)
47. it is granted in coonection with crimes
gainst property, and is limited to prejudice
that the injured party suffered.
a. prejudicial question
b. reparation
c. probation
d. none of the foregoing.
48. a judgement become final after the lapse
of the period for-
a. presentation of evidence by the
prosecution
b. presentation pf evidence by the
defense counsel
c. perfecting an appeal
 d. all of the foregoing effect or result of the felonious act than the
49. any lawyer or members of the bar shall, at man.
the request of the person arrested or of c. there is scant regard to the human element
another acting ij his behalf, have the right to d. that man is subdued occasionally by
visit and confer privately with such person, in strange and morbid phenomenon which
jail or any other place of custodyat- constrain him to do wrong, in spite of or
a. any hour f the working day only contrary to his violation.
b. any hour of the day or, in urgent 55. acts or ommisiion punished by law are
cases, of the night. crimes. what are acts committed or omitted In
c. any hour of Saturdays and Sundays viokation of special laws?
d. any hour of thr designated visiting a. felony
day only. b. offense
50. it is defined as the deprivation by a public c. misdemeanor
officer to the liberty of a person without any d. infractional law
legal ground, if the offender is a private 56. Basically, there are three fundamental
person illegal detention is committed. characteristics of criminal law. What
a. illegal detention characteristics of criminal law states that
b. violation of domicile criminal law is binding on all persons who live
c. arbitarray detention or sojourn in the Philippines.
d. any of the foregoing a. generality
51. it is the brance of municipal or public law b. territoriality
which defines crimes, treaths of their nature c. prospective
and privides for their punishment? d. retroactive
a. civil law
b. procedural law
c. criminal law
d. substantive law
52. the ff are sources of criminal law, except
a. act 3815
b. city and municipal ordinance
c. special laws
d. constitution
53. the revised penal code serves as the
primary source of criminal laws in the
Philippines. it took effect on?
a. January 1, 1923
b. January 1,1932
c. December 8, 1930
d. January 1, 1933
54 . the ff are characteristics of classical
theory of criminal law, except
a. the basis of criminal liability is human free
will and the purpose of the penalty is
retribution
b. man is essentially a moral creature with an
absolute free will to chooae between good
and evil, thereby placing more stress upon the