2. All persons, except
Restricted to the military answer for a criminal
those charged with
offenses punishable by
________ when evidence
of guilt is strong. shall.
before conviction. be bail:
a. Death penalty
b. Reclusion perpetua
c. Life imprisonment
d. All of the above
3. What is the principal
purpose of bail?
a. so that the government
can have the monev
b. to guarantee the
appearance of the accused
at the trial
to imprison those person
who cannot afford to post
bail
d. all of the above
4. "The State values the
dignity of every human
person and guarantees full
respect
for
a. human rights
b. due process of law
c. the government officials
d. All of the above
5. The hearing for petition
for bail is
a. Summary hearing
b. Thorough hearing
c. Everyday hearing
d. Without hearing
6. Arrest can be
a. House arrest
b. Confined to quarters
c.
camp area
d. All of the above
7. Only those persons who
have, either been ______
a. Arrested
b. Detained
c. Deprived of their
freedom
d. Committed murder
Rule 116: Arraignment and
Plea
1. It is a process wherein
the accused will be
informed formally before
the courts of his/her
violation/s of the penal
law. It is simple reading
the information filed
against the accused.
a. Investigation
b. Arraignment
c. Subpoena
d.
2. –
3. Any person under
_______ for the
commission of an offense
shall have the right to be
informed of his right to
remain silent.
a. Investigation
b. Arrest
c. Surveillance
d. All of the above
4. The Constitution says:
No person shall be held to
offense without _____
a. Trial
b. Lawyer
c. Due process of law
d.
5. No person shall be
compelled to be a witness
against himself. It is
______.
a. Right to due process of
law
b. Right against self-
incrimination
c. Right to have an
independent and
competent counsel
d. All of the above
6. A legally effective and
proven procedure,
sanctioned by law, for
apprehending drug
peddler and distributors is
_________.
a. buy-bust operation
b. police operation
c. accusatorial operation
d. inquisitorial operation
7. What is the rule or
mode of authentication
evidence in drug cases?
a. Best evidence rule
b. Chain of custody rule
c. Evidenciary rule
d. Buy-bust rule
8. To spare the accused
from undergoing the rigors
and expense of a full-
blown trial where it is clear
that he has been deprived
of due process of law or
other constitutionally
guaranteed rights.
a. Legal relief
b. Radical relief
c. Reasonable relief
d. Just and equitable relief
9. An Act defining Certain
rights of person arrested,
detained, or under
custodial investigation is
republic act no._____.
a. 9262
b. 7610
c.6425
d. 7438
10. The right to remain
silent. Anything you say
can and will be used
against you in a court of
law, the right to have an
attorney if cannot afford
an attorney, one will be
appointed.
a. Miranda warning
b. Warrantless arrest
c. Arraignemnt and plea
d. Non of the above
Rule 116 Arraignment and
Plea
2. It is the answer of the
accused after he/she was
informed of the charge
against him or her.
a. Plea
b. Confession
c. Admission
d. All of the above
3. It is the answer of the
accused after he/she was
informed of the charge
against him or her.
a. guilty
b. not guilty
c. conditional plea
d. all of the above
4. The accused may file a
________ to enable him
properly to plead and to
prepare for trial. The
accused shall specify the
alleged defects of the
complaint or information
and the details desired.
a. Bill of particulars
b. Amendment of
complaint or information
c. Substitution of
complaint or information
5. There is double
jeopardy when
a. a first jeopardy attached
prior to the second
b. the first jeopardy has
been validly terminated
c. a second jeopardy is for
the same offense as in the
first
d. all of the above
Pre trial
1. Where a plea of not
guilty is entered, the
accused shall have at least
days
to prepare for trial which
shall commence within
thirty (30) days from
receipt of
the pre-trial order.
a 10
b. 15
c. 20
d. 25
Rule 119: Trial
1. The rule provides
continuous trial from day
to day, but it may be
postponed for a
reasonable period of time
for ______.
a. Good cause
b. Fortuitous event
c. Holidays
d. All of the above
2. In no case shall the
entire trial period exceed
_______ days from the
first day of trial, except as
otherwise authorized by
the Supreme Court
davs from the first
a. 180 davs
b. 200 days
C. 300 days
d. 365 days
3. All persons who can
perceive, and perceiving,
can make their known
perception
to others, may be ____.
al. star witness
b. eye witness
c. witnesses