A) Yes, after notice and refusal, may use reasonable force. B) Yes, if the suspect gives consent C) No, must get a court order first D) No, wait until daylight hours
A) Notify media and press relations office B) Take photographs of everything visible C) Chase the fleeing suspect immediately D) Secure the scene and ensure everyone's safety
A) Yes, but only after second warning B) No, suspect poses imminent danger of death or serious injury C) Yes, suspect poses imminent danger of death or serious injury D) No, but only after second warning OK
A) State it is confidential and cannot be shown B) Decline - it is not legally required C) Say he will see it in the courtroom D) Show it as soon as practicable and available
A) Admit it if it is true B) Exclude it as inadmissible evidence C) Admit it if there is other evidence D) Exclude it only if coercion was proven
A) Arrest and conduct full search incident to arrest B) Issue citation and summon later C) Confiscate and release with warning D) Warn and release with receipt
A) 10 days from receipt B) 10 days from day 1 C) 10 days from issuance D) 10 days with extention
A) Yes, visual inspection is always allowed B) No, needs probable cause to approach C) No, must have reasonable suspicion first D) Yes, voluntary inquiry is permitted; search needs consent or cause
A) The name and rank of the arresting officer B) Identity of the judge who issued the warrant C) Names of witnesses supporting the charge D) Cause of arrest and existence of issued warrant
A) Must be accredited and unarmed B) Any reporter from any outlet C) Must ride inside the police vehicle D) Must be from a national station
A) R.A. 9165 and R.A 7438 B) R.A. 7438 and R.A. 9745 C) R.A. 9344 and R.A 9165 D) R.A 9745 and R.A 9344
A) Number depends on seriousness of offense B) At least one functioning body-worn camera C) Number depends on seriousness of offense D) One camera plus one voice recorder
A) No, but only for serious criminal cases B) Yes, if Pedro agrees to wait C) No, State must provide counsel immediately D) Yes, they explained the situation clearly
A) No, must particularly describe so officers can identify B) Yes, barangay identification is enough C) Yes, if John Doe is well known locally D) No, must include the owner's full name
A) Yes, but only if the offense is a felony B) No, the officer must first chase him and then explain about the cause or nature of arrest C) No, the officer must always inform the person regardless of circumstances D) Yes, the need to inform is excused if the person flees or resists before being informed
A) Physical or medical examination B) Evaluation by a private doctor of choice C) Drug and alcohol screening test D) Psychological assessment interview
A) Yes - if connected to the same crime B) No – but can be clarified during the search C) No-"other evidence”is too broad and undefined D) Yesrelated items are included by law
A) Valid B) Valid if affidavit is complete C) Void D) maybe
A) Right against self-incrimination as stated by law B) Right to bail C) Right to speedy trial D) Right to be informed of his constitutional rights
A) Yes, may retake without warrant anytime within Philippines B) Yes, may retake without warrant anytime within jurisdiction where the crime was committed C) No, new warrant needed D) Yes, if same province
A) Giving it would imperil the arrest process B) The suspect is dangerous and armed C) The arrest is made during late night hours D) The suspect is already fully aware of it
A) R.A. 9165 Dangerous Drugs Act B) R.A. 7438 & R.A.9745 Anti-Torture Act C) Revised Penal Code D) R.A. 9344 Juvenile Justice Act
A) Refuse, it is not legally required B) Say he will see it in the courtroom C) Say it is confidential and cannot be shown D) Show it as soon as practicable and available
A) Just before presenting the warrant B) After occupants have been identified C) Upon arrival at the scene or location D) Upon entering the premises to be searched
A) Question suspect before moving anyone B) Leave suspect for police doctor later on C) Evacuate both to nearest hospital immediately D) Treat the innocent bystander first
A) The suspect runs away immediately after the offense B) The suspect appears confused and does not understand C) The suspect is caught in the act of committing a crime D) Giving information would put the arrest at risk
A) May not fire - block road ahead instead B) May fire if car is reported stolen C) May not fire - prohibited unless occupants pose imminent danger D) May fire - fleeing from police authority
A) The search is still valid if 2 witnesses were present and in a legal age B) The search is voidable only if the owner objects C) The evidence obtained is inadmissible; officers may also face contempt D) The evidence is admissible if the itenms were illegal and contraband
A) No - need witness B) No - must be in writing C) Yes - if recorded D) Yes - voluntary consent
A) Deliver to nearest station without unnecessary delay B) Complete the interview first before moving C) Call the prosecutor to get instructions D) Wait for backup personnel to arrive |