BUHI-AN, ANGELINE B.

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Lesson 6 Activity 1

It’s time to check if you are already familiar with the information about process, petition or
application and grant probation. Read carefully the instruction and questions before writing your
answer in the space provided for.

Identification. Identify the terms being asked for in the questions.

1. The City and Provincial Parole and Probation Office shall submit to the Trial Court a PPA
Form 9 thirty (30) days before the expiration of the period of probation. PPA Form 9 is also
called as-.

 Probation Officer’s Final Report

2. Mr. Kenneth Abraham is a probationer and he wants to change his residence, what form will
he need to file to the City or Provincial Parole and Probation Office?

 Request for Change of Residence

3. Based on question no.2, who may approve the request of Mr. Abraham to change his
residence?

 Trial Court

4. In the event that the request of Mr. Abraham is approved, the supervision and control over
him shall be transferred to the concerned _________ of the RTC, having jurisdiction and control
over said probationer, and under the supervision of the City or Provincial Parole and Probation
Office in the place to which he transferred.

 Executive Judge

5. Who may authorize a probationer to travel outside his area of operational/territorial jurisdiction
for a period of more than ten (10) days but not exceeding thirty (30) days?

 Probation Officer

6. Outside travel for a cumulative duration of more than thirty (30) days within a period of six (6)
months shall be considered as a-.

 Courtesy Supervision

7. Miss Angeline is a probationer and she wants to travel for up to thirty (30) days outside the
operational/territorial jurisdiction of the Probation Office that supervises her, when will she file a
Request for Outside Travel (PPA Form 7)?

 At least five (5) days before the intended travel schedule

8. Based on question no. 7 who will approve the request of Miss Angeline to travel outside the
operational/territorial jurisdiction of the Probation Office that supervises her?

 Chief Probation and Parole Officer

9. The Trial Court will approve the requested outside travel if it is for more than ______.

 30 days

10. It refers to a General Courtesy Investigation (GCI) from another City or Provincial Parole and
Probation Office which requests for a complete PSIR on a petition for probation pending referral
investigation in the Probation Office of origin.

 Full Blown Courtesy Investigation

Probation Officer’s Final Report
2. Request for Change of Residence
(PPA Form 24)
3. Trial Court
4. Executive Judge
5. Probation Officer
6. Courtesy Supervision
7. At least five (5) days before the
intended travel schedule
8. chief Probation and Parole Officer
9. 30 days
10. Full Blown Courtesy
 Lesson 6 Activity 2

Now it’s time for you to have an activity by means of enumeration. Have fun in
enumerating the things being asked for.

1. Enumerate who are disqualified for probation.

 “SEC. 9. Disqualified Offenders. — The benefits of this Decree shall not be extended
to those:
a. Those who are sentenced to serve a maximum term of imprisonment of more than
six (6) years;
b. Those who are convicted of any crime against the national security;
c. Those who have previously been convicted by final judgment of an offense punished
by imprisonment of more than six (6) months and one (1) day and / or a fine of more
than one thousand (Php1,000.00) pesos;
d. Those who have been once on probation under the provisions of this Decree; and e.
Those who are already serving sentence at the time the substantive provisions of this
Decree became applicable pursuant to Section 33 hereof.
f. Those legally disqualified under special penal laws:

2. When does Full Blown Courtesy Investigation Take place?

 Full Blown Courtesy Investigation (FBCI) is a General Courtesy Investigation (GCI)

from another city or Provincial Parole and Probation Office which requests for a
complete PSIR on a petition for probation pending referral investigation in the
Probation Office of origin.

3. Enumerate the grounds for the termination of probation.

 Section 60. Grounds- The probation supervision period may be terminated on any of
the following grounds:
(a) Successful completion of probation;
(b) Probation revocation for cause under Section 49 (a-c) of these Rules;
(c) Death of the probationer;
(d) Early termination of probation; or
(e) Other analogous cause(s) or reason(s) on a case-to-case basis as recommended
by the probation Office and approved by the trial court.

 Section 60. Grounds- The

probation supervision period may
be terminated on any of the
following
 grounds:
 (a)successful completion of
probation;
 (b)probation revocation for
cause under Section 49 (a-c) of
these Rules;
 (c)death of the probationer;
 (d)early termination of
probation; or
 (e)other analogous cause(s) or
reason(s) on a case-to-case basis
as recommended by
 the probation Office and
approved by the trial cour
 Section 60. Grounds- The
probation supervision period may
be terminated on any of the
following
 grounds:
 (a)successful completion of
probation;
 (b)probation revocation for
cause under Section 49 (a-c) of
these Rules;
 (c)death of the probationer;
 (d)early termination of
probation; or
 (e)other analogous cause(s) or
reason(s) on a case-to-case basis
as recommended by
 the probation Office and
approved by the trial court