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Special final exam

Clj6

Write the letter before the number

(1) Reading the judgment in the presence of the search for personal property described therein and
accused and any judge of the court in which it was bring it before the court
rendered. A. Warrant of arrest
A. Arraignment B. Surety warrant
B. Promulgation of judgement C. Search warrant
C. Execution of judgement D. Achieved warrant
D. suspension of judgement
(8) When Preliminary Investigation is required?
(2) After the filing of the complaint, what is the action A. If the penalty is 2 years, 4 months and 1
of the investigating prosecutor if he finds no ground day
to continue with the investigation? B. If the penalty is 3 years, 2 months and 1
A. Issue a subpoena to the respondent day
B. Prepare information to be filed in court C. If the penalty is 4 years, 2 months and 1
C. Remand the case to the police officer day
handling the case for further investigation D. If the penalty is 5 years, 4 months and 1
D. Dismiss the complaint day

(3) What is the duty of the arresting officer who
arrests a person?
A. He must deliver the person immediately
to the nearest jail or police station
B. He must deliver the person immediately
to the court
C. He must deliver the person immediately
to the judge who issued the warrant
D. He must deliver the person immediately
to the morgue
(4) Upon filing of information, what is the action of
the judge if he finds probable cause against the
accused?
A. Issue a show cause order
B. Issue search warrant
C. Issue commitment order
D. Issue warrant of arrest
(5) The head of the office to whom the warrant of
arrest was delivered for execution shall cause the
warrant to be executed within how many days
from its receipt?
A. Lifetime
B. 10 days
C. 5 days
D. 15 days
(6) can the prosecution appeal a judgment of
acquittal?
A. Yes
B. No
(7) an order in writing issued in the name of the
People of the Philippines, signed by a judge and
directed to a peace officer, commanding him to
(9) When a person is lawfully arrested without a
warrant involving an offense which requires a
preliminary investigation, the complaint or
information may be filed by a prosecutor without
need of such investigation provided
___________.
A. a warrant of arrest has already issued by
the judge
B. there is a confirmation from the
complainant
C. inquest has been conducted
D. the crime is already prescribed
(10)Within how many days, after the preliminary
investigation, transmit the resolution of the case
to the provincial or city prosecutor?
A. 3 days
B. 5 days
C. 10 days
D. 15 days
(11) can a person who pleaded guilty still be
acquitted?
A. Yes, when an accused pleads guilty, it
doesn’t necessarily follow that he is
convicted
B. No, Additional evidence independent of
the guilty plea may not be considered
anymore
C. Yes, the totality of evidence should
determine whether the accused should
be convicted or acquitted
D. Both a and c are correct
(12) reading the complaint or information in the
language or dialect known to the accused, and
asking him whether he pleads guilty or not guilty.

A. Trial
B. Judgement
C. Appeal
D. Arraignment
(13) Within ten (10) days after the filing of the
complaint, the investigating officer shall
A. Dismiss it if he finds no ground to
continue with the investigation
B. Issue a subpoena to the respondent
C. Charged the respondent in court
D. Both A and B
(14) What is the purpose of filing the complaint before
the office of the proper officer in the institution of
criminal action?
A. To conduct initial investigation
B. To confirm the completeness of the
complaint
C. To inform the accused of his right
D. To conduct preliminary investigation
(15) The head of the office to whom the warrant of
arrest was delivered for execution shall cause the
warrant to be executed within how many days?
A. Ten (10) days from date of issuance
B. Fifteen (15) days from date of issuance
C. Twenty five (25) days from receipt
D. ten (10) days from its receipt.
(16) The following nature and effects of a preliminary
Investigation, except:
A. a trial on the merits of the case
B. It is merely inquisitorial
C. Only means of discovering whether the
offense has been committed and the
persons responsible for it
D. To enable the fiscal to prepare his
complaint and information
(17) The crimes of abduction and acts of
lasciviousness shall not be prosecuted except upon a
complaint filed by the offended spouse.
A. True
B. False
C. May be true
D. May be false
(18) In the crime of seduction, if the minor or parents
does not file the action, the grant parents may be
authorized to file in their behalf..
A. True
B. False
C. May be true
D. May be false
(19) How to determine whether there is a need for
preliminary investigation?
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A. The imposable penalty for the crime
found to have been committed by the
respondent after a preliminary
investigation
B. The penalty for the crime charged in the
complaint filed with the city or provincial
prosecutor’s office
C. Both of them
D. None of them
(20) Is the presence of counsel in a preliminary
investigation mandatory?
A. Yes
B. no
(21) Within what period must a warrant of arrest be
served?
A. Ten (10) days from date of issuance
B. Fifteen (15) days from date of issuance
C. There is no limitation of period
D. ten (10) days from its receipt.
(22) X was charged with murder. Can he be
convicted of homicide?
A. Yes. It is the recital of the facts and not
the designation of the offense, which is
controlling.
B. No. The information is defective
C. Yes. Homicide is the same as murder
D. No. The designation of the offense is not
controlling.
(23) Who will determine the existence of probable
cause for the purpose of the issuance of warrant of
arrest?
A. Police
B. Prosecutor
C. Judge
D. victim
(24) The information for murder did not contain the
place where it was committed. Is the information
valid?
A. Yes, it is still valid.
B. Yes, the information may include
wordings that mention that the crime was
committed within the territorial jurisdiction
of the court.
C. Yes, the place of the commission of the
crime may just be later established by
evidence
D. All of them are correct
(25) What is the lifetime of a warrant of arrest?
A. Fifteen (15) days from date of issuance
B. ten (10) days from its receipt.
C. A warrant of arrest remains valid until the
warrant lifted
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D. Ten (10) days from date of issuance