Pardon cannot be extended to:

What do you call the commission of another crime during service of penalty for a previous offense committed by the offender?

A person who is arrested and legally placed in jail but is not yet convicted by the court is a:

A detention prisoner escaped from custody while being transported from the courtroom back to the city jail. What crime did he commit?

The justifications for punishment are the following EXCEPT:

Pardon by the President is only exercised when the accused is _____

Which among the following information shall the court consider in determining whether one may be placed on probation?

Amnesty can be granted only if there is:

Probation is a form of:

This is given to the offender by showing to others what would happen if they commit a crime.

What penalty prohibits you from entering a designated place normally within a radius of not more than 250 and not less than 25 kilometers therein?

What is the fraction of deducted sentence that is granted to one who escaped on the occasion of a disorder if he surrendered himself within 48 hours after the issuance of the proclamation announcing the termination of such calamity?

Under Article 70 of the RPC, the duration of service of a life termer is:

When does probation order take effect?

The son cannot be held liable for the crime of his father. This is so, because nobody should suffer for the crime of another. What juridical condition of penalty is this?

What do you call the postponement or temporary stay of the execution of the sentence?

One who receives an absolute pardon is _____ from civil liability.

Who grants amnesty?

When the president changes the penalty to a less serious penalty or actually makes it shorter than what is imposed by the court, he is exercising:

_____ is not a matter of grace. The convict is not entitled to it as a matter of right.

As a general rule, all persons in custody is entitled to bail as a matter of _____.

Who advocated the free will theory of crime causation?

The existence of an accomplice presupposes the existence of:

What kind of property may be seized and be the object of searched?

What is the questioning initiated by law enforcer when a person has been taken into custody?

If proof is the outcome of evidence, then what is evidence?

As a general rule, a warrant (of arrest) is directed to be served in:

Which among the following privilege may be availed of by 1st time offenders for imprisonment not exceeding 6 years?

Which among the following undergoes preventive imprisonment?

Any person under investigation shall have the right to___

Anti Sexual Harassment Law is:

It is a disposition under which a defendant after conviction is released, subject to conditions made by the court and supervision of a probation officer.

A warrant may only be issued upon probable cause. How is probable cause determined?

Which of the following best describes the classical theory?

X was convicted of crime with less than 6 years imprisonment. X will be denied probation if:

What is involved when a criminal is made incapacitated to commit a crime in the future?

The theory in criminology that the stress is more on the effects on the felonious acts of the criminal rather than upon the criminal himself.

If you violate your probation conditions what will the court do?

Parole, pardon, commutation, reprieve are examples of:

X was sentenced by Judge Y to Reclusion Perpetua. If Judge Y died while X was serving his sentence what happens to the sentence of X?