Assessment 1:answer 1. C. A temporary shelter for 2.

The minimum age of

16. B. Cost-effective children in conflict with the criminal responsibility under
structure for achieving law RA 10530 is 12 years old, but
objectives this has been raised to 15
2. B. Local government units years old under Republic Act
17. B. Reducing confusion (LGUs) and accredited NGOs
and conflicts in command No. 11593.

18. B. Number of 3. B. Social workers, 3. The Juvenile Justice and

subordinates per psychologists, and medical Welfare Council (JJWC)
supervisor doctors oversees the implementation
19. A. Streamlined of juvenile justice laws,
processes through 4. A. 12 years (Note: This has
been raised to 15 years ensuring protection of
specialization
under Republic Act No. children's rights and
20. B. Adapt to new rehabilitation of juvenile
challenges 11593)
offenders.
21. B. Equal authority and 5. B. They have acted with
responsibility discernment 4. The Intensive Juvenile
Intervention and Support
22. B. Autonomous 6. B. To oversee the Center (IJISC) provides
decision-making at
appropriate levels implementation of juvenile intensive intervention
justice laws programs for high-risk
23. B. Staff and line roles
are complementary juvenile offenders.
7. C. Three
24. C. Balanced application 5. A child under 15 years old
of all principles 8. B. To advise the President
taken into custody shall be
on juvenile justice matters
25. B. A clear chain of immediately released to
command 9. C. Department of Social their parents or guardian,
Welfare and Development unless:
26. B. Authority sufficient
to achieve results
10. C. The President and
27. B. Effectiveness with CongressHere are the
minimal costs answers:
28. B. Confusion and
mixed messages Asessment 3: answer

29. B. Adapting to changes 1. A "Bahay Pag-asa" is a

and challenges youth rehabilitation center
30. B. Subordinates cannot providing temporary shelter
escape accountabilityHere and rehabilitation programs
are the answers: for children in
Assessment 2:answer
conflict with the law. Assessment 4: answer
1. The right of access to - Imprisonment of 12-15 - Secure communication
communication for persons years methods
deprived of liberty includes:
- Fine of PHP 200,000 to - Coordination with other
- Right to inform family or PHP 500,000 units
relatives of their detention
(As per Republic Act No. - Continuous updates
- Access to legal counsel 10353)
3. Warning shots during
- Right to communicate with 5. Penalty for profiting from police operations:
family and friends enforced or involuntary
disappearance: - Generally not allowed
2. Penalties for directly (except in extreme
committing enforced or - Imprisonment of 6-12 circumstances)
involuntary disappearance: years
- Only to prevent imminent
- Life imprisonment - Fine of PHP 100,000 to harm
PHP 200,000
- Fine of PHP 500,000 to - Proportional to the threat
PHP 1 million (As per Republic Act No.
10353) - Accountable to superiors
(As per Republic Act No.
10353, Anti-Enforced or Asessment 5:answer 4. Categories of police
Involuntary Disappearance operations:
Act of 2012) 1. Basic requirements for
conducting police - Crime prevention
3. Actions by officials leading operations: - Law enforcement
to penalties:
- Legal basis (warrant or - Public safety
- Torture or cruel probable cause)
treatment - Emergency response
- Clear objectives
- Enforced or involuntary - Special operations (e.g.,
disappearance - Adequate resources SWAT, hostage situations)

- Concealment or - Proper planning 5. Law Enforcement

destruction of evidence - Trained personnel Operations include:

- Obstruction of justice - Minimal force - Maintaining public order

(As per Republic Act No. 2. Communication protocol - Enforcing laws and
9745 and Republic Act No. during police intervention: regulations
10353)
- Clear and concise - Investigating crimes
4. Penalty for attempted language - Apprehending suspects
enforced or involuntary
disappearance: - Use of official channels
 - Providing support 18. B. To assist in community 7. B. Counter-Terrorist
services safety efforts Operation

Assessment 6:answer 19. C. Public safety and crime 8. B. Intelligence Operation

prevention
1. B. Deliver public safety 9. B. Hostage situations
services 20. B. Police visibility
10. B. Investigation
2. D. NBI (National Bureau of 21. B. BFP (Bureau of Fire Operation
Investigation) Protection)

3. B. Crime prevention 22. C. Management of jails

and rehabilitation
4. C. Visibility and
omnipresence 23. A. Crime suppression

5. B. To prevent crime 24. B. Submit their Daily

Patrol Report
6. C. Instrumentality
25. B. Motive
7. B. Economic gain
26. C. To prevent crime
8. C.The chance for an through deterrence
offender to commit a crime
27. B. Creating a patrol plan
9. B. Walking in a well-lit area
28. B. Patrol Commander
10. B. Roll-call (PC)
11. B. Conduct roll-call 29. C. All unusual incidents
12. A. Pairing officers for 30. C. Internal Security
safety Operation
13. B. Hourly or at the end of Assessment 7:answer
their line beat
1. C. A marked police vehicle
14. B. To summarize patrol
activities and incidents 2. B. A Police Commissioned
Officer (PCO)
15. A. Private Security
Guards 3. C. Use of megaphones

16. C. National in scope and 4. B. Only in emergencies 5.

civilian in character B. Public Safety Operation

17. C. Barangay Chairman 6. C. Law Enforcement

and Tanods Operation