COAD 34.

On Friday and Saturdays visitation privileges are

cancelled due to: inspection by the members of
1. 5 pillars of the CJS
custodial force, wash day, weekly mustering
2. Correction- weakest pillar, hindi niya matupad yung
35. Virtual visitation- new SOP (E-DALAW)
simple objective niya, lumilitaw na pabaya.
36. EMERGENCY ROLL-CALL- weekly mustering
3. What is the primary root cause of the problem of the
37. Reformatory Movement- Movement in 1790 which
correction pillar? CONGESTION ###
held that offenders were out of touch with God thus,
4. Prime mover- Law Enforcement
they were given Bibles and placed in isolations
5. Investigator pillar/state representative- Prosecutor
(Pennsylvania system in USA)- William Penn,
6. Center pillar- Court
Penitentiaries
7. Reformer- correction
38. Quaker reform movement- group of religious persons
8. Base pillar- community
39. For inspection by the custodial force the ratio is 1
9. Penology- study of punishments, but later called
guard for every 7 inmates.
corrections kasi tunog brutal.
40. 1:1+1- for back up purposes in transit
10. Difference between insti anf non-insti- confinement-
41. When is unnecessary force used upon an offender?
insti, non-insti- they are being changed while being in
For legitimate self defense on the part of the jail guard
the community.
42. Expungement - legal process that results in the
SYMBOLIZES IN THE CONTEXT OF CJS:
removal of conviction from the official records.
11. The lady justice- divine rightness of law
43. Mitigation- de-escalating of prison incidents (riot)
12. The balance- truth and fairness
44. Hulks- abandoned and unusable galleons docked in
13. The sword- power of reason
rivers and lakes that were converted to prisons
14. The blindfold-objectivity/IMPARTIALITY
45. Oarsmen- taga-sagwan ng GALLEYS (25 pairs=50
15. Criminal- the superstar of the CJS
people) ###
16. Convict- tawag sa tao na naparusahan na.
46. What early mode of punishment by the driving of
17. Imprisoned- PDL
galley? TRANSPORTATION ###
18. Probation- probationer
47. Australia, US, SOUTH AFRICA, NEW Zealand=
19. Parole- parolee
destination of galleys
20. Victim- the forgotten person in the CJS
48. Banning with the use of cellular phones and other
21. Prosecutor- the defender of the state
means of communication? BJMP
22. Cesare Beccaria- the freewill theory of classical
49. Act no. 1876- American regime establishment of a
criminology. (Wrongful use of freewill) cause of crime
prison in BONTOC Mt. Province BP
in classical school.
50. Department of commerce and police- Bureau of
23. Retribution-Purpose of punishment in classical
Prison is under of it.
school. Response of Beccaria
51. Department of commerce- dept of finance
24. Freewill abuse- hedonism (kahit mali yung pangyayari
52. Department of Police- dept of police
ginagawa parin niya).
53. Hustling inside the prison- selling illegal commodities.
25. Advantage if correctional agencies are integrated-
54. Proselytizing- induce someone to convert his religion
better coordination of services and increased cost
55. Not exceeding 5 minutes- allowable time for an
efficiency
inmate to use telephone. (E-DALAW)
26. Gavel- judge hammer/ kapag wala MALLET
56. 15 minutes- conjugal visit limit.
27. Stigma- mark of shame or disagree attached to a
57. The jail warden of the provincial jail is appointed by
person by the virtue of his having committed an
the PROVINCIAL GEVERNOR.
offense or conviction.
58. Prevention of physical and moral contamination -main
28. Branding- giving of mark or tattoo
objective of segregation/diversification. Separating pdl
29. Pillory- standing, sitting in the center of the plaza, or
because of social, physical background.
public display.
59. Classification- separation because of security and
30. Special institution- one gender penal establishments,
treatment planning. (pampantay)
homogenous type of prisoner
60. “Tinapay”- colloquial term inside prison for sentence.
31. First class- maximum security inmates.
61. Plastic- prescribe utensil for inmates
32. Juvenile institution- CICL, handled by DSWD
62. Karton+toothpaste= LAGARI
33. Order from a competent court- document needed
63. PAPER- cannot be used because of contamination.
before a prisoner is released.
64. 4 key citizens in correctional administration:
correctional volunteers, social persuader,
gatekeepers of opportunity, inmates.
65. Leyte regional prison- Youngest, Abuyog Leyte 1973
66. Iwahig- largest penal colony
67. DAPECOL- largest income 36% of budget of BUCOR,
BANANA
68. Incorrigible- cannot be reformed, SUPER MAXIMUM
PRISONER
69. FARMING: RICE primary source of income of Iwahig
70. Palawan: human trafficking capital of the phil. ###
CDI
71. Sablayan: nearest in NCR, Occidental Mindoro,
straw-hat is the latest primary product.
72. Hedonism- pleasure over pain principle (avoidance of
pain)
73. Utilitarianism- take risk over punishment, “the greatest
number” it was espoused by Jeremy Bentham.
74. Deterrence: purpose of retribution in classical
punishment. ###
75. To help in the reformation of the prisoner- primary
objective of custodial and security division.
76. Fine-Sum of money paid as a penalty as an
alternative to incarceration.
77. Historical root of paying fine: FREISENGILD
78. POPE LEO I: First pope to fully express the
approval for killing. by DECAPITATION
79. POPE GREGORY- burning at the stake for non-
believers, PRISCILLIAN first person to die for
burning at stake.
80. POPE INNOCENT IV- officially introduced torture
to the inquisition procedure. First to
conceptualize corporal punishment.
81. WERGILD-Pride paid by a killer’s family to the
murder and avoid reprisals.GERMANY/GAUL
(ancient name) IRAQ (Babylon) BODONG in the
phil. specific in CAR.
82. BOTES- property crimes in ancient period.
83. Lex salica- ancient law that invented civil liability.
84. Burgundy- ancient name ng France.
85. Counseling- Undertaken to minimize the anxiety
of the offender in returning to the free society.
86. Procedure in pdl if he is returning to the
community: separation and placement center-
halfway house: regular counseling
87. Vocational training program- Development and
acquisition skills necessary for successful work in
a socially accepted occupation while in prison.
88. Recreational program- conducive to the mental
and physical development and prevents
monotony. ###
89. Nicomedean ethics- inspiration of classical
school.
90. Justinian code- Nullum crimen, nullum poena
sine lege derivative.
91. King ur-nammu’s code- Penology that carries the
concept if restorative justice. (SUMMERIAN
CODE) victim impact panel
92. Code of kalantiao- oldest
93. Maragtas code- Datu Sumakwel
94. Ordeal- Ancient process of substituting trial.
95. Transportation- first kind of punishment used by
England in the 13th century.
96. Historical root of transportation: banishment
97. Exile- isolated prison
98. DETTERENCE- given to the offender by showing
to the others what would happen to them if they
have committed heinous crime.
99. Ra 7659- death penalty law
100. RA 8177- death by lethal injection.
101. RA 9346- prohibiting death penalty
102. Lethal injection: sodium thiopentothal:
produces sleep, pancoronium bromide: muscle
reluctant, potassium chloride: hearth attack
103. William mayer: inventor of lethal injection
104. Musketry: fussilading other term ###
105. Chinese person killed by firing squad:
LIMPSENG.
106. Julio Medina- first person electrocuted.
107. Engr. Harold brown- inventor of electric
chair.
108. Work house- those who need minimum
security.
109. Jails- below 3yrs of imprisonment
110. Integration various government agencies
involved.
111. Objective of classification- develop an
integrated and realistic program
112. Impact weapon- 1st unit baton and shield
only.
113. Weapon- 3rd unit well trained for handling
gun and ready to shoot lives of the first and group
are at stake
114. Tear gas- 2nd unit backup for first group
115. STAR- SPECIAL TACTICS AND
RESPONSE (SWAT OF BJMP)
116. 1847 – old bilibid prison 146. Regarded as a rehabilitative device for
117. 1869-70 san ramon jail prisoners whose physical condition permits
118. 1904- iwahig penal farm manual labor-
119. 1929- CIW
120. 1932- DAPECOL
121. 1941-NBP
122. 1973-leyte
123. Certain- no one can escape its effect
124. Personal- no proxy
125. Legal- in accordance with the law
126. Severity- fit the crime
127. Rehabilitation and Correction-
emphasized under the custodial model of
correctional institutions.
128. Wedding cake model- high profile
personality
129. Correctional order- therapeutic
atmosphere/ dormitory:cell, CS brother, sister
130. Medical model- clinical environment
131. Reception and Diagnostic Center
location: MEDIUM SECURITY CAMP
132. ISOLATION AND HOLDING UNIT
133. Operation greyhound- own correctional
agency. BJMP TO BJMP BUCOR TO BUCOR.
Conducted any time
134. Oplan galugad- other agencies
135. Oplan bura tatak- dismantling the
MAYOR
136. Close custody prison- other term form
maximum security.
137. Code of kalantiao- 1433 most extensive
and serve law. Panay
138. Berlin- last burning stake was made until
1786
139. Mamertime prison- first prison was
created, st. peter was confined.
140. Bridewell- first workhouse in England
141. Waltnut street jail- first prison in US
142. Alcatraz- 1963 also known as “the rock”
143. Singsing prison- dito naimbento ang
electric chair. Singsing bath
144. Elmira reformatory system- forerunner of
modern penology, Zebulon Brockway- father of
parole in US.
145. Aushwitz prison- gas chamber for death
penalty. Concentration camp for military
surrenders.