QUESTION AND

ANSWER
CORRECTIONS
 MS. CHARLENE L. AGRITO
BS CRIM, MS CRIM

O.o cha
 1.The following are identified as correctional dilemmas,
except
A.ambivalent correctional strategies and techniques
B.unclear statement of correctional mission
C.government support for funding requirements
D.inadequacy of correctional personnel

O.o cha
 2. Michael was convicted for a crime that carries with it a
penalty of fine only. He applies for probation which was later on
referred to the prosecutor by the court. If you were the
prosecutor, what comment can you give to the court about such
application?
A. The application is proper because his penalty is
probationable.
B. The application is improper because he is disqualified.
C. The application is proper because he can undergo subsidiary
imprisonment.
D. The application is improper because his penalty is fine only.
O.o cha
 3. Based on number 2, what should be satisfied in order for
Michael’s application to be considered by the court?
A. The court must declare him
insolvent.
B. The judgment must allow
subsidiary imprisonment in case of insolvency.
C. The penalty must be of fine.
D. All of the above.

O.o cha
4. Antonio Lava was sentenced to serve a maximum term of
imprisonment of not more than six (6) years. He applied for probation but
his application will not be considered if:
1. he was convicted crimes against the security of the state
2. he was previously convicted by final judgment of an offense
punished by imprisonment of not less than (1) month and one (1) day
and or a fine of not less than P200.00.
3. he was previously granted probation.
4. he was previously granted parole.
A. 1, 2 and 3 C. 2, 3 and 4
B. any of those listed D. 3, 4 and 1

O.o cha
 5. The Reorganization Act of 2012 allows recognizance
A. in cases not punishable by death, life imprisonment
or reclusion perpetua.
B. in cases whereby the person is an indigent.
C. both A and B.
D. either A or B.

O.o cha
 One of the purposes of the Adult Probation Law is to
A. promote the correction and rehabilitation of an offender
by providing him with personalized, community-based
program.
B. place the offender outside the police power of the state.
C. coordinate the workings of the agencies of the criminal
justice system.
D. foster closer relationship between the offender and the
judge who promulgated the probation order.

O.o cha
 Is Mario qualified for probation if his prison term is arresto
mayor?
A. Yes, his sentence is less than 6 years.
B. No, his sentence is 12 years.
C. No, his sentence is 8 years.
D. Yes, his sentence is 6 months.

O.o cha
 Under this correctional goal, the criminal is rendered
physically unable to commit crime in the future.
A. Retribution C. Incapacitation
B. Deterrence D. Rehabilitation

O.o cha
 What theory of criminology states that criminals are totally
responsible for their behaviors. The stress is more in the effect of
their felonious act than upon the criminal himself.
A. Classical theory C. Biological theory
B. Positivist theory D. Physiological theory

O.o cha
 What is the action of the court in case a probationer violated
his/her probation conditions?
A. Court revokes probation and probationer goes to prison
B. Court directs probationer to re-apply for probation
C. Court releases the probationer to the community
D. Court orders the continuation of probation

O.o cha
 Joan was convicted of the crime of theft at age 10. What
law provides that she should be released to her family?
A. Presidential Decree No. 1184
B. Presidential Decree No. 968
C. Presidential Decree No. 603
D. Presidential Decree No. 448

O.o cha
 If Marvin was convicted for a crime that carries with it a penalty of
Prision Correccional and he was previously granted parole for another
crime a few years back, would he be disqualified to avail of probation
for the present crime?
A. Yes because those who were granted probation are disqualified so
it follows that those granted parole are also disqualified.
B. No because only those who were granted probation previously are
disqualified and parole is different from probation.
C. Yes because he was previously convicted of a crime punished by
imprisonment of more than 1 month and 1 day.
D. No but the answer is not among the choices.

O.o cha
 The parole and probation administration administers a
___________ correction program.
A. institutional C. integrated
B. community based D. traditional

O.o cha
 Changing criminal through non punitive means is referred
to
A. Retribution C. Restitution
B. Reformation D. Any of the above

O.o cha
 Alfonso Mata was sentenced to imprisonment on September
30, 2002. On October 5, 2002 the judge who promulgated the
decision died, what is the effect of the judge’s death to the
service of Alfonsos’s sentence?
A. He will have to serve his sentence.
B. His sentence will be suspended.
C. His sentence will not be binding anymore.
D. His sentence will be reduced.

O.o cha
 Henrick was convicted to a prison term of prision
correccional. Will he qualify for probation?
A. Yes, his sentence is Three years and one day.
B. No, his sentence is within six years.
C. Yes, his sentence is less than six years.
D. No, his sentence is more than six years and
one day.

O.o cha
What is the right to be tried in an ecclesiastical court during the
middle ages?
A. inquisition C. social contract
B. benefit of the clergy D. secular prosecution

O.o cha
 Larry is 17 years old when he was convicted for the crime of theft.
Can he apply for probation under adult probation system?
A. No, because he is entitled for parole.
B. No, because his crime is theft.
C. No, because he is only 17 years old.
D. No, because he is convicted of a crime.

O.o cha
 Claire committed a crime which carries with it a penalty of arresto
mayor. During the pendency of the trial, he applied for probation.
What would happen to his application?
A. It will not be granted.
B. It will be granted because he’s assumed penalty is arresto
menor.
C. It will not be granted because he’s case is still pending.
D. it will be granted because he’s case is probationable.

O.o cha
 What is the legal process that results in the removal of conviction
from the official records?
A. exoneration C. expungement
B. restriction D. Mitigation

O.o cha
 The judge will base the grant of probation on the report of the
__________.
A. Social Worker C. Prosecutor
B. Probation officer D. Police officer

O.o cha
 A married prisoner is visited by his wife and they are granted time for
their marital sexual obligation.
This privilege is called?
A. conjugal partnership C. conjugal incentive
B. conjugal vacation D. conjugal visit

O.o cha
This is temporary suspension of the execution of sentence by the
judge either before or after judgment.
A. Judicial Reprieve C. Benefit of Clergy
B. Recognizance D. Transportation

O.o cha
 It is a judicial action or legal disposition that allows the
offender to remain in the community subject to
conditions by court.
A. Commutation C. Reprieve
B. Probation D. Parole

O.o cha
 The theory which affords the society or the individual who was
wronged the opportunity to impose upon the offender such
suitable punishment as may be enforced?
A. Retribution C. Deterrence
B. Reformation D. Expiation

O.o cha
 Sonny is convicted for a crime that carries a prison sentence
of more than eight (8) years and one (1) day. Can Sonny avail
of probation?
A. No.
B. He will be pardoned.
C. He will serve ½ of the sentence in jail.
D. Yes.

O.o cha
 Which of the following are the major goals of corrections?
A. Punishment, confinement, retribution, treatment
B. Deterrence, retribution, punishment, treatment
C. Retribution, deterrence, incapacitation, rehabilitation
D. Deterrence, punishment, incapacitation, treatment

O.o cha
 Which of the following should a probationer not do?
A. Make periodic office report.
B. Go and play a gambling den.
C. Work regularly to support his family.
D. Stay away from bad associates.

O.o cha
Probation is more of a privilege than a right. It is granted only to those
who are able to satisfy the requirements set under the law. All of the
following are disqualifications except
A. Those who were sentenced to a maximum term of more than 6 years
imprisonment.
B. Those who were convicted of subversion or any crime against the
national security or the public order
C. Those who have previously been convicted by final judgment of an
offense punished by imprisonment of not more than one month and one
day and/or a fine of not less than 200 pesos.
D. Those who have been once on probation under the provisions of PD
968.
O.o cha
 Those who were already serving their sentence when probation
became applicable cannot be allowed to undergo probation. This
provision is in accordance to the
A. general rule of prospectivity.
B. exception to the general rule of prospectivity.
C. those who have previously been convicted by final judgment
of an offense punished by imprisonment of not more than one
month and one day and/or a fine of not less than 200 pesos.
D. exception to the exception of the general rule of prospectivity.

O.o cha
 A prosecutor is notified by the court of an application for
probation in order for him to be aware of such application.
He is then obliged to give comments within how many
days.
A. 10 C. 5
B. 15 D. 20

O.o cha
 The post sentence investigation shall be conducted by
the probation officer within how many days upon receipt
of court order?
A. 30 C. 60
B. 20 D. 10

O.o cha
 The court convicting the person should also be the court that
would be granting probation. What type of jurisdiction does
this court possess over the case?
A. Original C. Exclusive
B. Concurrent D. Limited
 

O.o cha
 What is the first ever probation law in the Philippines?
A. Act 4221 C. PD 968
B. Act 2441 D. PD 698

O.o cha
 How long did the first probation law of the
Philippines last?
A. 1 C.3
B. 2 D. 5

O.o cha
 All of the following are inmates having special needs
except
A. males. C. insane.
B. females. D. juvenile delinquents

O.o cha
John Augustus is said to be the
A. Father of Probation. C. Father of Probation in England.
B. Father of Probation in US. D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 The latin maxim which means “what the law does not
include, it excludes” is
A. inclusio unius est exclusio alterius.
B. exclusio unius est exclusion alterius.
C. ejusdem generis.
D. nocsitor asociis.

O.o cha
 Who was the president who signed the first federal
probation act of the Unisted States?
A. Alexander Rice C. Drew McCall
B. Calvin Coolidge D. None of the above

O.o cha
He was the first volunteer who in 1841 secured the release of a
drunkard at a Boston court by acting as surety.
A. Matthew Davenport Hill C. Teodulo Natividad
B. John Augustus D. Edward Savage

O.o cha
 Where did the first completely state-administered
probation system appear?
A. Massachussetts C. California
B. Rhode Island D. Vermont

O.o cha
 The case of People vs. Vera challenged the
constitutionality of Act 4221 on the following grounds
except
A. encroaches the pardoning power of the chief
Executive.
B. it constitutes an undue delegation of legislative
power.
C. it denies the equal protection of the laws.
D. none of the above.

O.o cha
 The second bill on probation did materialize due to
A.war.
B.people power.
C.declaration of martial law.
D. none of the above.

O.o cha
 Marcelo is a first time offender who was convicted as
an accessory for the crime of rape. Can he avail of
probation?
A. Yes, because he is a first time offender and he’s
penalty is below 6 years.
B. No, because he’s case is non-probationable.
C. Yes, because he’s not disqualified.
D. None of the above.

O.o cha
 The following are procedures for the application for
probation except
A. The offender or his counsel files a petition with the
convicting court
B. The court determines convict qualifications and
notifies the prosecutor of the filing of the petition
C. The prosecutor submits his comments on such
application within the required days from receipt of the
notification
D. None of the above.
O.o cha
 The court shall grant probation on the following cases except
when
A. the offender can be treated better in a mental institution or
other places for correction.
B. the offender is a risk to the community.
C. the offense is grievous to the eyes of the community.
D. the individualized treatment program is available for the
convict.

O.o cha
 Probation is granted attaching with it certain conditions. All
of the following are conditions imposed by the court except
A. The probationer must present himself to his
probation officer after 72 hours.
B. Report to his probation officer at least once a month.
C. Not to commit another crime.
D. Comply with any other lawful conditions imposed
by the court.

O.o cha
 Deryll was convicted of homicide. He then applied for
probation. How long would his probation period last?
A. Not exceeding 1 year
B. Not exceeding 2 years
C. Not exceeding 6 years
D. None of the above

O.o cha
 The offender may be released pending application for
probation
A. on the same bond he filed during trial.
B. on a new bond.
C. to the custody of a responsible member of
the community if unable to file bond.
D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 What was the profession of the first person to
introduce probation?
A. Cobbler C. Either A or B
B. Shoemaker D. Neither A or B

O.o cha
 Act 4221 created the Probation Office under
A. DILG. C. Judiciary Branch.
B. DOJ. D. PPA.

O.o cha
This case caused the declaration of Act 4221 as
unconstitutional.
A. People vs Vera C. Amandy vs People
B. Rura vs Lopena D. None of the above

O.o cha
The Chief Probation Officer under Act 4221 was
appointed by
A. governor general. C. Probation Office
B. United States senate. D. DILG

O.o cha
RA 6425, Sec. 23 granted probation only to
A. first time offenders. C. drug addicts.
B. drug pushers . D. none of the above.

O.o cha
Mariposa was convicted of attempted homicide. Can he avail of
probation?
A. Yes, he is a first time offender.
B No, his penalty exceeds 6 years.
C. No, his crime is a disqualification.
D. Yes, his penalty does not exceed 6 years

O.o cha
 Probation is the direct descendant of
A. binding over for good behavior.
B. benefits of clergy.
C.judicial reprieve.
D. none of the above.

O.o cha
 All of the following denotes to Act 4221 except
A.law provided probation for first offenders,18
years old and above convicted of certain crimes.
B.it created the probation office.
C.it lasted only for two years.
D.none of the above.

O.o cha
 A convict is given the option to appeal or to apply for
probation. These remedies can be availed of
A.within 15 days after conviction.
B.after 15 days following conviction.
C.within 10 days after conviction.
D.after 10 days following conviction.

O.o cha
Who approves the form for the application of probation?
A. Secretary of justice C. Supreme Court
B. Administrator D. None of the above

O.o cha
Who approves the form for the application of probation?
A. Secretary of justice C. Supreme Court
B. Administrator D. None of the above

O.o cha
Act 4103 mandates
A. all judges to provide an indeterminate sentence.
B. the provision of straight penalties.
C. the provision of a penalty with aa minimum, medium and
maximum duration.
D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 What is the fastest way to terminate
probation?
A.Satisfaction of probation conditions.
B.Satisfaction of period of probation.
C.Death of probationer.
D.None of the above.

O.o cha
A probationer can have an early termination of probation
provided he was able to satisfy atleast
A.1/3 of his probation period.
B. 3/5 of his probation period.
C.whole of his period.
D.6 months of his probation.

O.o cha
Provided that such period in early termination shall not be less
A.1/3 of his probation period.
B.3/5 of his probation period.
C.whole of his period.
D.6 months of his probation.

O.o cha
Who is this person made to assist the probation officer
in the conduct of post-sentence investigation and
supervision?
A. Probation Aid
B. Volunteer Probation Aid
B. VPA
C. Volunteer
O.o cha
 Deportation of a probationer has the effect of
A.termination of probation.
B.suspension of probation.
C.transfer of probation.
D.all of the above.

O.o cha
The following are identified as correctional dilemmas,
except
A. ambivalent correctional strategies and techniques.
B. unclear statement of correctional mission.
C. government support for funding requirements.
D. inadequacy of correctional personnel.

O.o cha
 These are circumstances that eliminate both
criminal and civil liabilities.
A.Justifying circumstances.
B.Exempting circumstances.
C.Alternative circumstances.
D.Mitigating circumstances.

O.o cha
 Privilege mitigating circumstances
A. are those that lower the period of the penalty.
B. are those that cannot be offset by aggravating
circumstances.
C. are those that exacerbate the gravity of the offense.
D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 The penalty for an accomplice in a frustrated crime
shall be lowered by
A.1 degree. C. 2 degrees.
B.3 degrees. D. 4 degrees.

O.o cha
 The penalty for an accessory in an attempted
crime shall be lowered by
A. 1 degree. C. 2 degrees.
B. 3 degrees. D. 4 degrees.

O.o cha
 What shall be the period of a felony with 1
mitigating and 1 aggravating circumstance?
A.Minimum C. Maximum
B.Medium D. 1 degree lower

O.o cha
 What shall be the period of a felony with no mitigating and
aggravating circumstance?
A. Minimum C. Maximum
B. Medium D. 1 degree lower

O.o cha
 Deryll was convicted of homicide. He then
applied for probation. How long would his
probation period last?
A. Not exceeding 1 year
B. Not exceeding 2 years
C. Not exceeding 6 years
D. None of the above
O.o cha
 Straight penalties can be given in the following instances
except
A.the law specifically provides for a straight penalty.
B.the crime is punishable by an imprisonment of below 1 year.
C.the crime is punishable by an imprisonment of 1 year and
below.
D.none of the above.

O.o cha
 Probation is granted by courts, thus it is
A. judiciary function. C. legislative function.
B. executive function. D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 Starsky committed the crime of murder and was convicted on June,
1994 with a penalty of reclusion perpetua. On January, 2000, he applied
for commutation of sentence. If you were the Board, would you
consider him as a possible candidate for commutation of sentence?
A.Yes because he already served 1/3 of his minimum sentence.
B.No because he had not yet served 1/3 of his sentence.
C.No because he had not yet served at least 10 years of his sentence.
D.Yes because his crime is not considered a heinous crime.

O.o cha
 Presley, Drexler, Ben Hur and Kaizer are all petitioners
for the grant of executive clemency. Their names were
then publicized in a newspaper of general circulation.
This is to give chance to the general public to be
informed and to
A. comment. C. affirm.
B. object. D. any of the above.

O.o cha
The power of executive clemency is vested to the
A. National Chief Executive. C. Chief Executive.
B. Local Chief Executive. D. None of the above.

O.o cha
 Michael wanted to have an outside travel while under parole.
He foresees that his travel would last for at least 25 days. What
should he get in order to pursue this travel?
A. Authorization from Chief Parole and Probation Officer

B. Approval by Regional Director

C. Approval by Chief Parole and Probation Officer.
D. all of the above.

O.o cha
 Andrew is a foreigner sojourning in the
Philippines during the time when the
Philippines was having war with China. He then
fled back to his home country Australia where
he started aiding China by sending them
information about the movement of Filipino
troupes which he obtained from an unknown
source.
O.o cha
 What crime did Andrew commit?
A.Treason
B.None of the above
C.Violation of Neutrality
D.Correspondence with enemy country.

O.o cha
In case Andrew is a naturalized Filipino, his acts may fall
under
A.Treason
B.None of the above
C.Violation of Neutrality
D.Correspondence with enemy country.

O.o cha
 Based on the scenario, would he be disqualified for
the benefits of Act 4103?
A.Yes C. Absolutely Yes
B.No D. Absolutely No

O.o cha
 Based on the scenario, would he be disqualified for the benefits of
Act 4103?
A.Yes C. Absolutely Yes
B.No D. Absolutely No

O.o cha
 Lester was convicted of crime that carries with it a penalty of reclusion
temporal. After serving at least ½ of the minimum of his sentence, he
then applies for absolute pardon. Which of the following supporting
documents should be presented by Lester?
A.Affidavits coming from two respected people in the place where he
resides.
B.Certificate of final discharge.
C.Not applicable because he had not yet finished serving his sentence.
D.All of the above.

O.o cha
 Henrick was a political offender who was undergoing trial. While
his case was pending, President Jerryson of the Philippines
granted him amnesty. Was the president correct in doing such?
A.No because Cesar was not yet convicted.
B.Yes because amnesty is only dependent on the president’s
discretion.
C.No because his case was still pending.
D.Yes because amnesty is available before or after conviction.

O.o cha
 Shean’s prison sentence was adjusted to a definite prison term of
forty (40) years in accordance with the provisions of Article 70 of the
Revised Penal Code, as amended. How many years of prison service
should be served by Marlon in order for him to be able to apply for
commutation of sentence?
A. at least 12 years of his sentence.
B. at least ½ of his minimum sentence.
C. at least 10 years of his sentence.
D. at least ½ of his maximum sentence.
O.o cha
Arlan, the chairman of the board received a petition for executive
clemency from Weis who was convicted for violation of the election
code. To whom should Arlan refer the petition to?
A. Parole and Probation Officer C. President
B. COMELEC D. Secretary of DND

O.o cha
Rome, convicted of a crime in violation of the election code, is a
petitioner for executive clemency. Within how many days would the
conduct of executive clemency investigation last?
A. Within 15 days from receipt C. Within 30 days
from receipt
B. After 15 days from receipt D. After 30 days
from receipt

O.o cha
 Aljay just finished serving his sentence for a
previous crime when he was the apprehended
for the commission of another.

O.o cha
 Aljay can be categorized under
A.quasi-recidivism. C. recidivism.
B.reiteracion. D. habitual delinquency.

O.o cha
 Will Aljay qualify for the benefits of Act 4103?
A.Yes C. Absolutely Yes
B.No D. Absolutely No

O.o cha
 Will Aljay qualify for Parole?
A.Yes C. Absolutely Yes
B.No D. Absolutely No

O.o cha
 Orville was convicted in March, 1995 of a crime which
was grievous, odious and hateful. In what year can he
petition for commutation of sentence?
A. March, 2005
B. March, 2007
C. March, 2015
D. none of the above

O.o cha
 The Board of Pardons and Parole was established in order to carry
out and oversee the implementation of Act 4103. The following are
functions of the board except
A.Looks into the physical, mental and moral records of prisoners
who are eligible for parole or any form of executive clemency.
B.Determines the proper time of incarceration of such prisoners.
C.Assists in the full rehabilitation of individuals on parole or those
under conditional pardon with parole conditions.
D.None of the above.

O.o cha
 Armel was convicted by the lower court. He then
appeals the case. While his appeal was pending, he
then escapes. The court then dismisses his appeal and
orders his arrest for evasion of service of sentence. Is
the court correct in issuing such order?
A. Yes
B. No
C. True
D. False
O.o cha
 Melina was convicted for the crime of serious physical
injuries in 2002. In 2007, he was convicted for estafa and in
2010 was convicted for homicide. Is he qualified for
probation?
A. No, he is a recidivist.
B. No, he is a habitual delinquent.
C. It depends on the court ruling.
D. None of the above.

O.o cha
 Jobert is planning to petition for parole. Which of the
following should he consider in order to determine
whether he is qualified for parole?
A. His sentence must not exceed 1year
imprisonment.
B. He should be a habitual delinquent.
C. He should have evaded his sentence.
D. His case should not be on appeal.

O.o cha
 John john is the chairman of the board. While studying the
cases, he was able to classify prisoners having special cases.
All of the following are prisoners considered under special
factors except
A. youthful offenders
B. those having mental disorders as certified by a
government psychiatrist.
C. prisoners not recommended for the grant of executive
clemency.
D. None of the above.
O.o cha
O.o cha
 Jirah called for a meeting of the Board. During the meeting,
the people constituting the quorum arrived at a yes decision
in granting the parole of Puso. Cidrick and Jericho who
formed part of the quorum said no to the decision. The
recording of the meeting was then headed by Kenneth who
was also the head of the staff of the Chairman of the Board.

O.o cha
 What is the position of Jirah which gave her the authority to
call for the meeting of the Board?
A. Chairman of the Board
B. Secretary of Justice
C. Ex-officio member
D. None of the above

O.o cha
 Who has the power to appoint Jirah to her position in the
Board?
A. Chairman of the Board
B. Secretary of Justice
C. Ex-officio member
D. President

O.o cha
What is the position of Kenneth in the Board?
A. Chairman of the Board C. Executive Director
B. Ex-officio member D. Executive Officer

O.o cha
Who has the power to appoint Kenneth?
A. Chairman of the Board C. Secretary of Justice
B. Ex-officio member D. President

O.o cha
 How do you call the opinion given
by Cidrick and Jericho?
A. Concurring opinion
B. Dissenting opinion
C. Contradictory opinion
D. Both B and C

O.o cha
Those who formed part of the quorum were appointed officers with the
appointment consented by
A. Commission on Appointments C. Secretary of Justice
B. Commission on Election D. President

O.o cha
 When a parolee/pardonee commits another offense during the
period of his parole surveillance, and the case filed against him
has not yet been decided by the court, the Probation and Parole
Officer should submit to the Board
A. Infraction Report C. Initial Report
B. Progress Report D. None of the above

O.o cha
 How many people compose the Board of Pardons
and Parole?
A. 6 C. 8
B. 7 D. 5

O.o cha
 Parole is granted by the Board while probation is granted
by the court therefore
A. parole is an executive act.
B. probation is a judiciary act.
C. neither A nor B is correct.
D. both A and B are correct.

O.o cha
 Mylie was highly qualified for parole. Upon investigation, it was
discovered that his release would endanger not his life but also
the life of his family. In this case there would be
A. deferment of grant parole.
B. suspension of grant of parole.
C. denial of grant of parole.
D. any of the above.

O.o cha
 Roy’s case was on appeal when he escaped from
jail. Due to this, judge Jesse of the appellate
court dismissed the case. He was then arrested
and was charged with evasion of sentence in
which he was convicted.  

O.o cha
 Was the court correct in convicting him?
A. Yes C. True
B. No D. False

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 Would Roy fall under those persons who are not
eligible for executive clemency for a period of one (1)
year from the date of their last recommitment to prison
or conviction for evasion of service of sentence?
A. Yes C. True
B. No D. False

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 Kier plans to petition for absolute pardon while he is serving
his sentence. Which of the following supporting documents
need not be presented?
A.Affidavits of at least two responsible members of the
community where the petitioner resides
B.Clearances
C.Proof of payment of indemnity
D.Certificate of final discharge
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 Merari was a person placed under the supervision of a
parole and probation officer. He is
called a
A. client. C. parolee.
B. petitioner. D. pardonee.

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 What law created the Board of Pardons and Parole?
A. Act 4221 C. RA 4203
B. Act 4225 D. Act 4103

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 Lucky is a parolee who wishes to transfer residence. What should
be obtained by him in order to be granted the transfer he aims
for?
A.Approval by the Regional Director and confirmation by the
Board.
B.Approval by the Administrator and confirmation by the Board.
C.Authorization by the Regional Director and confirmation by
the Board.
D.Authorization by Parole Officer and confirmation by the Chief
Parole and Probation Officer.

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