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1. Oneof the coverage on the Rules of Anti-Drug Operations is Buy-bust operations.Buy-bust operation is a
form:
a. Entrapment operation
b. Surveillance operation
c. Casing operations
d. Search and Seizure operation A
2. Itis a general rule in Anti-Drug Operations that all drug law-enforcement andprevention operation prior to
actual conduct should be covered with:
a. Warrant
b. Pre-operation report
c. Post-operation report
d. None of these B
3. WhatNational Anti-Drug Campaign strategy is carried out by preventive education andinformation drive?
a. Supply Reduction Strategy
b. Demand Reduction Strategy
c. International Coordination
d. All of these B
4. Whatanti-drug operation is used to build-up relevant and competent evidence, whichare vital in the
development of a drug case?
a. Buy-bust operation
b. Mobile Checkpoints
c. Controlled delivery
d. None of these D
5. Inthe conduct of dangerous drug death investigation where the cause of deathnoted is petechial
hemorrhage, the drug possibly taken is:
a. Cocaine
b. Amphetamine drug
c. Barbiturate drug
d. Hallucinogen drug A
6. Manydrug seizures are made as a result of a raid. Raid involving dangerous drugseizures are usually
covered by:
a. Search Warrant
b. Warrant of Arrest
c. Memorandum Order
d. Documentary Evidence C
7. Whena drug evidence is transferred from one investigator to another, the process ofevidence transfer is
called:
a. Evidence Gathering
b. Evidence Protection
c. Chain of Custody
d. Chain of Evidence Transfer B
8. Whatis the technique in anti-drug operation that is carried out by allowing suspectconsignment of illegal
drugs, psychotropic substances substituted for them topass out into one or more country with knowledge of their
competent authoritieswith a view to identify persons involved in the commission of drug relatedoffenses?
a. Buy-bust operations
b. Controlled delivery
c. Undercover operations
d. Airport/Seaport Interdictions C
9. Ifthe increasing local supply of shabu is the major concern of the lawenforcement pillar in the drug control
effort, what about the court pillar?
a. Lack of community support
b. Unabated marijuana cultivation
c. Undue delay in the disposition ofdrug cases
d. Lack of integrity of the policeand prosecution in the presentation of evidence B
10. In drug control and preventionefforts, the mission of the law enforcement pillar is to:
a. Reduce the incidence of dangerousdrug cases through proper administration of justice
b. Enforce the drug laws inaccordance with existing national legislation
c. Provide a highly specialized andproperly motivated prosecution service
d. Provide comprehensive and moreeffective programs and services of treatment and rehabilitation process C
11. When the anti-drug investigatortakes a sample of the seized drug, the desired sample should be place in
asuitable container. It should then be sealed in such a way as to preventtampering preferably with the signature
of the suspect and the officerappearing on the seal. Such process is called:
a. Transfer of evidence
b. Evidence gathering
c. Evidence marking
d. Evidence protection D
12. To conduct a sustainable,comprehensive and integrated drug prevention education program in
thePhilippines, the community pillar should target groups such as the:
a. Family
b. Youth
c. Community leaders
d. All of these D
13. The unabated marijuanacultivation and or production in some parts of the country is caused by:
a. Cultivation is clandestine
b. Danger of operation due topresence of hostile forces
c. Costly eradication due todifficulty of accessibility
d. All of the above A
14. Is a person suffering from anysigns and symptoms of drug abuse? This question guides the investigator
todetermine whether the person
a. is an addict or not
b. has just used any drug or not
c. is intoxicated of alcohol or not
d. is under the influence of drug ornot B
15. Which among the pillars of theCriminal Justice System is considered the weakest pillar with respect toanti-
drug operation?
a. Law Enforcement
b. Prosecution
c. Correction
d. Court B
16. In the conduct of custodialinvestigation, one of the rights provided for by law is the protection againstself-
incrimination and rights is found on the grounds of:
a. Public policy and morality
b. Humanity and conscience
c. Public policy and humanity
d. All of the above D
17. When does the court acquirejurisdiction over a case filed by the anti-drug operatives?
a. The moment the case is filed with theprosecutor office
b. The moment that it is filed withthe court
c. The moment that the trial or thecase begins
d. The moment that the partiespresents their evidence A
18. What should be conducted in orderto determine whether a case falls under the jurisdiction of the Regional
TrialCourt?
a. Inquest Proceeding
b. Preliminary Investigation
c. Search and Seizure
d. Preliminary Conference B
19. The presence of drugparaphernalia at the drug scene in the form of syringe and needle, tourniquet,spoon or
bottle top “cookies” and tinfoil packet reveals that the drug beingadministered are:
a. liquid drugs
b. tablet drugs
c. capsule drugs
d. leaves for smoking C
20. The body sign in dangerous drugdeath investigation of bluish discoloration of the face and or fingernails
dueto insufficient oxygenation of the blood caused by increase in carbon dioxidein the body is called?
a. Asphyxia
b. Cyanosis
c. Hematoma
d. Petechial hemorrhage B
21. The burning of a small quantityof the suspected substance and determining the odor or smell having similar
toburnt banana leaves or has a sweetish odor is a field test that can reveal thedrug as:
a. Opium
b. Coca leaves
c. Marijuana
d. Peyote Cactus A
22. To beef up intelligencecapability to interdict extensive manufacture of shabu, the law enforcementpillar
should:
a. Conduct extensive intelligenceoperations
b. Motivate public to be vigilantand assistive
c. Provide attractive reward system
d. All of the above D
23. The physical desire to repeat theuse of drugs intermittently or continuously is commonly known as:
a. Addiction
b. Habituation
c. Potency
d. Toleration C
24. The drug addict or user generallyacquires the drug habit because of being:
a. Powerlessand less self-control
b. Emotionallyunstable
c. Socially maladjusted
d. Allof these C
25. It refers to the state of mind inwhich a person has lost the power of self-control in respect of a drug.
a. Drug addiction
b. Drug toleration
c. Drug habituation
d. Drug experimentation A
26. One who uses drug to keepwakefulness or additional energy in performing an important work is a:
a. Habitual drug user
b. Situational drug abuser
c. Spree user
d. None of these C
27. On the part of the drug user, thelost of interest to study, failure in school works, shifting from one course
toanother, transfer of school of lower standards and eventually dropped is anindication of:
a. Changes in physical appearance
b. Changes of mood
c. Changes of interest
d. Changes in behavior A
28. In acute cases withdrawal ofdrugs causes serious physical illness also called abstinence syndrome. It isalso
otherwise known as:
a. Psychological dependence
b. Physical dependence
c. Addiction
d. Withdrawal syndrome C
29. What kind of drug examination ismade during the initial investigation conducted by the first
respondingofficers?
a. Filed Testing
b. Color Reaction Testing
c. Laboratory Analysis
d. All of these B
30. In detecting drug abusers, oneshould consider appearance and associations of the suspected person.
Thepresence of linear scars in the arms, forearms or abdomen is a good indicationthat the:
a. Subject is a marijuana user
b. Subject is a syrup user
c. Subject is a cocaine user
d. Subject is liquid drug user B
31. What drug is known as the “kingof all drugs” for being the most abused drug in the world?
a. Hallucinogen
b. Solvent
c. Amphetamine
d. Alcohol D
32. Among the group of hallucinogendrugs, which of them is considered the most powerful?
a. Demerol
b. DMT
c. LSD
d. STP B
33. The reaction produced by a drugin addition to the desired effects is called:
a. Overdose
b. Side effects
c. Tolerance
d. Idiosyncrasy C
34. Traditionally, the term drugabuse referred to the use of any drug that is:
a. Prohibited by law
b. Natural in origin
c. Chemically synthesized
d. Prescribed by a physician D
35. What color reaction test is usedto identify a substance as cocaine?
a. Cobalt Thiocyanate
b. Marquis Test
c. Nitric Acid Test
d. PABA D
36. What drug was considered to bethe first local anesthetic to be discovered?
a. Cocaine
b. Opium
c. Morphine
d. Heroin D
37. The chemical name of the drugheroin is:
a. Diacetylmorphine
b. Dimorphine hydrochloride
c. Both A and B
d. None of these C
38. According to effects, thedangerous drugs are classified into:
a. Stimulant-depressant-narcotics
b. Depressant-narcotics-hallucinogen
c. Hallucinogen-depressant-stimulant
d. None of these D
39. For the tentative identificationof the barbiturates, the ______ test is used:
a. Marquis test
b. Zwikker Test
c. KN Test
d. Nitric Acid Test D
40. What is the chemical name of thedrug shabu?
a. Amphetamine Hydrochloride
b. Methamphetamine Hydrochloride
c. Methamphetamine Hydrosulfate
d. None of these A
41. What group of drugs is alsocalled the Deliriant?
a. Inhalant
b. Solvent
c. Volatile Substance
d. All of these D
42. What is the active ingredient oralkaloid of the marijuana plant?
a. Hul Gil
b. THC Canabinnol
c. Hashis
d. None of these B
43. One of the following slang termsrefers to the drug cocaine.
a. Beer
b. Extra
c. Ice
d. Strong C
44. Duquenois-Levine test is formarijuana; Symone’s test is for:
a. Cocaine
b. Barbiturates
c. Opium derivatives
d. Shabu C
II. MATCHING TYPE: Match Column A to Column B.Choose the best answer from the
givenoptions.
Column A Column B
51. Philippine Drug EnforcementAgency B a. Narcotics Law of 1953
52. Dangerous Drugs Board C b. policy-making andstrategy-formulating
body
53. Republic Act 9165 D c. Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972
54. Republic Act 6425 E d.Implementing arms of DDB
55. Republic Act 953 A e. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of
2002
Column A ColumnB
56. Section 1, Art I, RA 9165 B a. possession of dangerous drugs
57. Section 4, Art II, RA 9165 A b. comprehensive dangerous drugs act of 2002
58. Section 11, Art II, RA 9165 D c. use of dangerous drugs
59. Section 15, Art II, RA 9165 E
60. Section 21, Art II, RA 9165 C d. Custody and Disposition of
Confiscated, Seized,and/or Surrendered Dangerous Drugs, Plant Sources of Dangerous Drugs,Controlled
Precursors and Essential Chemicals, Instruments/Paraphernalia and/orLaboratory Equipment
e.importation of dangerous drugs/Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals
Column A ColumnB
61. Employees and Visitors of a Den,Dive, Resort D a. Section 5, Article II, RA 9165
62. Possession of Equipment, Instrument, Apparatus A
and Other Paraphernalia for Dangerous Drugs. b.Section 7, Article II, RA 9165
63. Possession of Equipment, Instrument, Apparatus E
and Other Paraphernalia for Dangerous Drugs c.Section 12, Article II, RA 9165
During Parties, Social Gatherings or Meetings.
64. Unnecessary Prescription of Dangerous Drugs. C d.Section 14, Article II, RA 9165
65. Sale, Trading, Administration, Dispensation, B
Delivery, Distribution and Transportation of e. Section 18, Article II, RA 9165
Dangerous Drugs and/or Controlled Precursors
and Essential Chemicals.
Column A Column B
66. A rapid test performed to establish potential/ B a. dispense
presumptive positive result
67. Any act of giving away, sellingor distributing C
medicine and/or dangerous drugswith or without b. screening test
the use of prescription.
68. Any act of knowingly planting,growing, raising, D
or permitting the planting,growing, or raising of c. clandestine laboratory
any plant which is the source ofa dangerous drug.
69. An analytical test using adevice, tool or equipment E
with a different chemical orphysical principle that d. cultivation and culture
is more specific which willvalidate and confirm
the result of the screening test.
70. Any facility used for the illegalmanufacture of A e.confirmatory test
any dangerous drug and/orcontrolled precursor and
essential chemical.
ColumnA Column B
71. Minimum of six (6) months rehabilitation A a. Section 5(Selling), Article II, RA 9165
in agovernment center for the first offense
72. Life imprisonment to death and a fine ranging B b.Section 7, Article II, RA 9165
From P 500,000.00 to P10,000,000.00
73. 12 years and 1 day to 20 years of imprisonment A c.Section 12, Article II, RA 9165
and a fine ranging fromP100,000.00 to P500,000.00
74. Imprisonment ranging from 6 months and 1 day to A
4 years and a fineranging from P10,000.00 to d. Section 15, Article II, RA 9165
P50,000.00
75. Imprisonment ranging from 12 years and 1 day to A
20 years and a fine ranging from P100,000.00 to e.Section 5 (Protector/Coddler),
P500,000.00 ArticleII, RA 9165
ColumnA ColumnB
76. Qualifying Aggravating Circumstances in A a.Section 24, Article II, RA 9165
the Commission of a Crime by an Offender
under the Influence of Dangerous Drugs. b. Section 25, Article II,RA 9165
77. Criminal Liability for ‘Planting’ of Evidence. C
78. Responsibility and Liability of Law c. Section 29,Article II, RA 9165
Enforcement Agencies and other Government
Officials and Employees in Testifying as d. Section 91, Article X, RA 9165
Prosecution Witnesses in Dangerous Drugs Cases. B
79. Delay and Bungling in the Prosecution of DrugCases. A
80. Non-Applicability of the Probation Law for A e. Section 92,Article X, RA 9165
Drug Traffickers and Pushers
III. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. Blackenthe circle of the letter that best corresponds to your
answer. The conditionsare given below:
IV. LABELLING: Label the following blank space bychoosing the best answer below.
DISPOSITIONFLOWCHART
(SECTION21 OF RA 9165)
Seizure/Confiscation
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91. C
<img> 97.______E____________
<img>92. D
Within24n hours
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<img>within 24 hours
<img>Court (thru PDEA) shall cause destruction/burning
<img>94. B
<img>95. A
A 100.______________________________
Destruction Burning of Representative Sample
Choices:
A
Resolution of case/court decision
Within 24 hours from receipt of evidence
B
DDB issues sworn certification ofdestruction/burning & representative
Sample forwarded to Courtfor Evidence.
If not manageable
C
Inventory and Photograph
Immediate
D
PDEA Forensic Laboratory
(Conduct of Qualitativeand Quantitative Exams)
72 hours after filing ofcase in court
E
Complete LaboratoryResults issued under oath
Within 24 hours
FINALEXAMINATION
(CLJ-3Criminal Procedure)
SY2011-2012/2ndSemester
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each ofthe following questions. Mark only one answer for each item
by shadingthe space corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheetprovided. STRICTLY NO
ERASURES ALLOWED.
I. 1-20 Multiple choice. Cite if the following acts would result in:
1. During preliminary investigation for an allegedforgery, the respondent Pedro was required by the
prosecutor to give samples ofhis handwriting for comparison with the documents allegedly forged. To require
Pedro to give his handwritingsample constitutes what violation? A
2. In a trial for murder, the accused oncross-examination was asked by the judge to give a re-
enactment of theincident. The re-enactment wouldconstitute what violation of the rights given to the accused? A
3. Mario is charged with rebellion before the RTC ofMakati City. While the case is stillpending, Mario
filed his candidacy for Senator. The COMELEC rejected his candidacy by reason of his pending case. The
rejection of Mario’s candidacyconstitutes what violation? B
4. The accused, during the trial was required topresent evidence ahead of the prosecution, in order
for him to prove hisinnocence. There are no grounds thatwould justify a modification of the order of trial. What
right of the accused was violated?B
5. In a trial for adultery, the woman was required tosubmit herself to a pregnancy test to determine if
she is indeed pregnant. To require her to undergo pregnancy testconstitutes _____.E
6. The prosecutor must prove the guilt of the accusedbeyond reasonable doubt. The convictionof the
accused must rely on the strength of the prosecution evidence and not onthe weakness of the defense. To rule
otherwise would result in _______.B
7. The accused in a rape case was required by thejudge to give his semen sample for DNA
testing. The accused objected. To requirethe accused to give the sample constitutes _____.A
8. When the Carlo was arrested at the NAIA forcarrying shabu in his luggage, he was asked to affix
his signature on thepackages of shabu taken from his luggage. This constitutes _______. A
9. During the trial for murder where footprints werefound in the crime scene, the judge required the
accused to remove his shoe andto place his foot on the footprint to determine if they match. The act of the
judge constitutes _____.E
10. During the investigation in a rape case where thevictim became infected with gonorrhoea, the
suspect was asked by the policemanto allow them to extract fluids coming out of his penis to determine
thepresence of gonorrhoea. The act of thepolice constitutes _____.E
11. A suspect in a drug case was required to undergodrug test using the suspect’s urine. Thedrug test,
if done without the suspect’s consent results in _____.E
12. At the crime scene a trouser (pants) werefound. The trousers were believed to beleft behind by the
fleeing suspect. During the trial the accused was required to put on the pants todetermine if they fit. This results
in____.E
13. In a homicide case, the accused was required togive his blood sample. This constitutes_____.E
14. Duringarraignment the accused, who does not speak or understand English or Tagalog(as he spoke
only Cebuano) was nevertheless arraigned in English. He pleaded “guilty,” not knowing what he wasbeing
asked. The arraignment resulted in____.D
15. During the trial for rape, the private complainantasked for five (5) consecutive postponements citing
therein flimsy excuses suchas traffic congestion and other personal reasons. What right of the accused is
violated?C
16. During the trial for rape, the accused was requiredto present his diary to show that entries therein
tend to show that hedeveloped an obsession towards the victim. To require the acused to do so results in
_____.A
17. The complainant alleged that his attacker had aneagle tattoo o his chest. During the trial, the
accused was required by thecourt to remove his shirt to show if he had a tattoo. If the accused is compelled to
do so, this wouldconstitute ______.E
18. Mark was charged with homicide. During the trial evidence proved that whatwas actually
committed was murder. Markwas convicted of murder. The convictionresults in _____.D
19. The accused, after posting bail asked permissionfrom the court to travel to the U.S.to undergo
medical treatment for her neck injuries. Absent any showing that the accused is aflight risk, the denial of the
travel would result in _____.B
20. The witness for the prosecution (the arrestingpolice officer) failed to show up at the trial three
times, to testify despitebeing subpoenaed. This results in ______C
II. MultipleChoice. Choose the best answer fromamong the options given.
21. Is the danger of being tried, convicted andpunished of a crime for which a person has been
previously tried, and the saidprevious case either resulted in conviction, acquittal or dismissal without hisexpress
consent.
a. Jeopardy c.Incrimination
b. DoubleJeopardy d.All of the Above B
22. It is the security given for the release of a personin custody of the law, furnished by him or a
bondsman, to guarantee hisappearance before any court as required under the conditions hereinafterspecified.
a. Surety Bond c.Cash Deposit
b. Bail d.All of the above B
23. Is an offensewhich, under the law existing at the time of its commission and of theapplication for
admission to bail, may be punished with death.
a. HeinousCrime c.Non-bailable offense
b. Capital offense d. None of theabove B
24. Is an obligation of record, entered into before some courtor magistrate duly authorized to take it,
with the condition to do someparticular act, the most usual condition in criminal cases being the appearanceof
the accused for trial.
a. CorporateSurety c.Recognizance
b. Property Bond d.Cash Deposit A
26. It is thru this document that the accused is informedof the nature and cause of the accusation
against him.
a. Information c.Bail
b. Resolution d.None of the above A
27. Pedro suspects Petraof adultery. Pedro claims that Petrais pregnant by another man. Can thecourt
compel Petrato subject herself to a pregnancy test?
a. Yes. Because this is not a violation of her rightagainst self-incrimination.
b. Yes. But onlyif Petra willbe assisted by her lawyer
c. No. This would violate Petra’s right against self-incrimination.
d. No. Because the pregnancy test is irrelevant to thecharge of adultery.
A
28. Max is the president of Superman, Inc. a privatecorporation which is charged with violating the
Internal Revenue Code (taxevasion). Can the court compel him tosubmit the private records of the corporation
such as financial statements?
a. Yes. Becausethis is not a violation of the right against self-incrimination.
b. Yes. But onlyif Max will be assisted by counsel.
c. No. This wouldviolate Max’s right against self-incrimination.
d. No. Because the financial statement is irrelevant intax evasion.
C
29. Atty. Bolalacao represented Chloe in a criminalcase. The case was mishandled because itturned out
that Atty. Bolalacao is not a member of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines andonly reached 2 nd year of law
school . Can Iris be given a new trial because he wasnot represented by a real lawyer?
76. Theaccused may, at any stage of the proceeding, request the court for the issuanceof compulsory
process to secure the attendance of witnesses and production ofother evidence in his behalf. A True
77. Theaccused is not entitled to a speedy, impartial and public trial. B False
78. Theaccused may appeal in all cases even whenever it is allowed by law.A True
79. Thepresence of the accused during trial is required during arraignment.A True
81. A searchwarrant is 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 search forpersonal property described therein and
bring it before the court. A True
82. Anapplication for search warrant shall be filed with any court within whoseterritorial jurisdiction a
crime was committed. A True
83. Forcompelling reasons, an application for search warrant may be filed in any courtwithin the
judicial region where the crime was committed if the place of thecommission of the crime is known, or any court
within the judicial region wherethe warrant shall be enforced.ATrue
84. If thecriminal action has already been filed, the application shall only be made inthe court where
the criminal action is pending. A True
85. A searchwarrant may be issued for the search and seizure of personal property, which isclassified
as “Subject of the offense.”A True
86. Theaccused has the right to be presumed innocent until the contrary is provedbeyond reasonable
doubt. A True
87. Theaccused must be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against him.A True
88. Theaccused has the right to be present and defend in person and by counsel atevery stage of the
proceedings, from arraignment to promulgation of thejudgment. A True
89. Theaccused may, however, waive his presence at the trial pursuant to the stipulationsset forth in
his bail, unless his presence is specifically ordered by the courtfor purposes of identification. A True
90. Theaccused has the right to testify as a witness in his own behalf.A True
91. Theaccused may testify in his own behalf without cross-examination by the opposingparty.B
92. Theaccused himself who chooses to testify may be cross-examined on matters coveredby direct
examination only. ATrue
94. Theaccused is exempt from being compelled to be a witness against himself. A True
95. Theaccused can cross-examine the witnesses against him at the trial. A True
96. A searchwarrant may be issued for the search and seizure of personal property, which isclassified
as “Stolen or embezzled” and “other proceeds, or fruits of theoffense.” A True
97. A searchwarrant may be issued for the search and seizure of personal property, which isclassified
as “Used or intended to be used as the means of committing anoffense.”B False
98. A search warrantshall not issue except upon probable cause in connection with one
specificoffense.A True
99. A searchwarrant shall not issue except upon personal determination of probable cause bythe
judge.A True
100. Thedetermination of probable cause by the judge is made after examination underoath or
affirmation of the complainant and the witness he may produce.A True