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1

He is the emperor of China from 206-195 BC who led legal reform.

Benevolent Spirit of Liu Pang(aka Liu Bang)

2

He stated that there were far too many laws so he whittled it down to three: prohibitions against murder, injury and theft

Liu Pang(Aka Liu Bang)

3

Develope during the dynasty of the same name, circa 624 and as substantially revised in a seond edition which issued in 637.

The Tang Code (Tanlu Shuyi)

4

The code revised earlier existing Chinese codes and standardized procedures.

The Tang Code(Tanlu Shuyi)

5

The two ways to perform capital punishment on a convicted criminal in The Tang Code?

Beheading or Hanging

6

Were a succession of consolidation ofbthe criminal law in China.

The Ming Codes

7

Chinese laws was again altered by the publication of the ______,the last of the great law codes of the Chinese dynasty.

Qing Code

8

Confucian features of the ____ including deterrence to the family hierarchy were even the accidental death of an elder meant death.

Qing Code

9

What happens to the child if he/she cursed elders in Qung Code?

Beaten to death

10

Identify what prison is the picture

Devil's Island

11

Identify what prison is the picture

Walnut Street Jail

12

Identify what prison is the picture

Hospice of San Michele

13

Identify what prison is the picture

Maison De Force

14

Identify what prison is the picture

Bridewell Prison

15

Identify what prison is the picture

Chateau D' If

16

Identify what prison is the picture

Mamertine Prison

17

Identify what prison is the picture

Le Stinche Prison

18

The oldest known prison can be traced to the Ancient Rome's senes of dungeons. It was originally designed as a reservoir for water.

Mamertine Prison

19

Mamertine Prison is also known as

Carcere Mamertino

20

Built in the 1290s in Florence, Italy, housed male inmates separately from female inmates, and also segregated inmates by age group, degree of sanity, and severity of offense.

Le Stinche Prison

21

1524 fortress that was built on the rocky islet of If, 2 miles off the French port of Marseilles.

Chateau D' If

22

In 1580 it was taken into use as a state prison for those convicted of serious political and religious crimes.

Chateau D' If

23

The most popular workhouse in London which was built for the employment and housing of English prisoners.

Bridewell Prison 1557

24

House of correction in Ghent, Belgium which separate adult from juveniles and women from men, an innovation to prison system during the 1600s

Maison de Force 1627

25

An old included special facilities and programs for juvenile offenders

Hospice of San Michele 1704

26

Was originally constructed as a detention jail in Philadelphia was converted into a state prison and became the first American Penitentiary.

Walnut Street Jail 1776

27

The most notorious prison in the world in terms of the harshness of its regime and position.

Devil's Island

28

This island is situated in the Atlantic off the coast of French Guiana (N.E coastline of S. America) and was in use from 1852 to 1946.

Devil's Island

29

Devil's Island is situated in?

Atlantic off the coast of French Guiana (N.E coastline of S. America)

30

Walnut Street Jail was originally constructed as a detention jail in?

Philadelphia

31

Who is the founder of San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm. He is a Spanish captain in the Royal Army.

Ramon Blanco

32

It is considered as one of the oldest prison and required prison to work as gardener

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

33

The purpose of this prison is the segregation of political offenders who advocated for reforms but rejected by constituted by authorities

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

34

He fought for reform anf considered as the enemy of the government

Dr. Jose Rizal

35

This prison houses minimum, medium and maximum custody type of prisoner with 1,200 prisoner

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

36

He envisioned an institution for incorrigibles.

Governor Luke E. Wright

37

Created the bureau of prisons in November 1, 1905

Reorganization Act 1407

38

One of the best open institution in the world, there being prison without bars

Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

39

A prison where have their family transported to the colony with the government expenses.

Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

40

4 sub colony of Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

Santa Lucia sub-Colony Inagawan sub-Colony Montible sub-Colony Central sub-Colony

41

Also called as the "Rock" Prison

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

42

The prison were the 100 prisoner of the Old Bilibid Prison were transferred to in 1908. The prison were transfer not to serve time but for labor.

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

43

Once the war was over the prisoner were returned to the Old Bilibid Prison, this prison was never reopened

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

44

The Prison that is located in the mountains

The Bontoc Prison

45

An act providing for the establishment of a prison in Bontoc in Mountain Province

Act No. 1876

46

The Bontoc Prison was built for what kind of Prisoner?

Insular Prisoners

47

It is known as the oldest written laws in the Philippines which stated that if you don't plant, it is considered as the most severe crime which deserve severe punishment

Code of Maragtas

48

Was to be respected as the chief datu

Datu Sumakwel

49

The more notable ones in Bontoc Prison

Datu Sumakwel Code of Maragtas Code of Kalantiao Sikatuna

50

A code which stated that You shall not kill or steal or will be drowned in water or boiling water

Code of Kalantiao

51

A code established by Elpedio Quirino

Sikatuna

52

The laws which were introduced in the Philippines were the royal decrees, ordinances, rules and regulations incorporated into "Recopelacion de las Leyes de India"

Conquistadores

53

Known as the oldest penitentiary in Philippines

The Old Bilibid Prison

54

In 1865, this prison was opened by virtue of Royal Decree of the Spanish Crown.

The Old Bilibid Prison

55

The plan of this prison was such that the brigades were constructed in a radial spoke of a wheel form.

The Old Bilibid Prison

56

When was the construction of the Old Bilibid Prison started?

1847

57

They gather information about japanese(spy)

Guirellas

58

Two satellite unit of New Bilibid Prison

Camp Sampaguita Bukang Liwayway Camp

59

The prison which continued as the main national prison until 1941 when it was transferred to a new site in Muntinlupa

The New Bilibid Prison

60

Was established on an 18-hectare piece of land in Mandaluyong, Rizal by authority of Act 3579 which passed by on November 27, 1929

The Correctional Institution for Women

61

This prison is for female prisoners with female personnel, except for the perimeter gaurd who are males.

The Correctional Institution for Women

62

The Correctional Institution for Women is under?

Bureau of Corrections

63

Who is the founder of The Davao Prison and Penal Farm?

Paulino Santos

64

Two satellite unit of New Bilibid Prison

Camp Sampaguita Bukang Liwayway Camp

65

Was established on January 21, 1932 in accordance with Act No. 3732 and Proclamation No. 414 series of 1931.

The Davao Prison and Penal Farm

66

This prison was used as a concentartion camp for American war prisoners of war.

The Davao Prison and Penal Farm

67

Two sub-Colonies of Davao Prison and Penal Farm

Panabo Sub-colony Kapalong Sub-colony

68

It is not a prison but a center which established for diagnostic study of prisoners.

The Reception and Diagnostic Center

69

It is known as the youngest and fastest growing prison

The Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm

70

Prisoners that are trusted to work outside the fence but with security

Medium Security Risk Prisoners

71

Prisoners that cannot go out because they are repeat offenders, murderer etc.

Maximum Security Risk Prisoners

72

Prisoners that can go out without security guarding them.

Minumum Security Risk Prisoners

73

The Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm is open for?

Minimum-Security Type of institution

74

Prison use for detention for US(Reserved Army)

The Fort Bonifacio Prison

75

President Carlos P Garcia described Fort Bonifacio, formely known as ?

Fort William McKinley

76

During the Martial Law years, in response to the growing inmate population, the government established what prison?

Leyte Regional Prison

77

Prison built for the prisoners in region 7

Leyte Regional Prison

78

4 Classes of Prisoner?

1. Insular or National Prisoner 2. Provincial Prisoner 3. City Prisoner 4. Municipal Prisoner

79

Prisoner sentence to 3 yeard and 1 day of prison up to death

Insular or National Prisoner

80

Prisoner sentence to 6 months and 1 day to 3 years.

Provincial Prisoner

81

Prisoner sentence to 1 day to 3 years

City Prisoner

82

Prisoner sentence to 1 day to 6 months

Municipal Prisoner

83

What are the active prisons:

1. Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm 2. New Bilibid Prison 3. Correctional Institution for Women 4. Davao Prison and Penal Farm 5. Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm 6. Leyte Regional Prison 7. Correctional Institution for Women in Mindanao(CIW in Mindanao)

84

It is a land mark facility for women inmates coming from Mindanao region.

Correctional Institution for Women in Mindanao

85

CIWM is inaugurated in?

September 18, 2007

86

CIWM is under the supervision and direction of?

Davao Prison and Penal Farm

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問題一覧

1

He is the emperor of China from 206-195 BC who led legal reform.

Benevolent Spirit of Liu Pang(aka Liu Bang)

2

He stated that there were far too many laws so he whittled it down to three: prohibitions against murder, injury and theft

Liu Pang(Aka Liu Bang)

3

Develope during the dynasty of the same name, circa 624 and as substantially revised in a seond edition which issued in 637.

The Tang Code (Tanlu Shuyi)

4

The code revised earlier existing Chinese codes and standardized procedures.

The Tang Code(Tanlu Shuyi)

5

The two ways to perform capital punishment on a convicted criminal in The Tang Code?

Beheading or Hanging

6

Were a succession of consolidation ofbthe criminal law in China.

The Ming Codes

7

Chinese laws was again altered by the publication of the ______,the last of the great law codes of the Chinese dynasty.

Qing Code

8

Confucian features of the ____ including deterrence to the family hierarchy were even the accidental death of an elder meant death.

Qing Code

9

What happens to the child if he/she cursed elders in Qung Code?

Beaten to death

10

Identify what prison is the picture

Devil's Island

11

Identify what prison is the picture

Walnut Street Jail

12

Identify what prison is the picture

Hospice of San Michele

13

Identify what prison is the picture

Maison De Force

14

Identify what prison is the picture

Bridewell Prison

15

Identify what prison is the picture

Chateau D' If

16

Identify what prison is the picture

Mamertine Prison

17

Identify what prison is the picture

Le Stinche Prison

18

The oldest known prison can be traced to the Ancient Rome's senes of dungeons. It was originally designed as a reservoir for water.

Mamertine Prison

19

Mamertine Prison is also known as

Carcere Mamertino

20

Built in the 1290s in Florence, Italy, housed male inmates separately from female inmates, and also segregated inmates by age group, degree of sanity, and severity of offense.

Le Stinche Prison

21

1524 fortress that was built on the rocky islet of If, 2 miles off the French port of Marseilles.

Chateau D' If

22

In 1580 it was taken into use as a state prison for those convicted of serious political and religious crimes.

Chateau D' If

23

The most popular workhouse in London which was built for the employment and housing of English prisoners.

Bridewell Prison 1557

24

House of correction in Ghent, Belgium which separate adult from juveniles and women from men, an innovation to prison system during the 1600s

Maison de Force 1627

25

An old included special facilities and programs for juvenile offenders

Hospice of San Michele 1704

26

Was originally constructed as a detention jail in Philadelphia was converted into a state prison and became the first American Penitentiary.

Walnut Street Jail 1776

27

The most notorious prison in the world in terms of the harshness of its regime and position.

Devil's Island

28

This island is situated in the Atlantic off the coast of French Guiana (N.E coastline of S. America) and was in use from 1852 to 1946.

Devil's Island

29

Devil's Island is situated in?

Atlantic off the coast of French Guiana (N.E coastline of S. America)

30

Walnut Street Jail was originally constructed as a detention jail in?

Philadelphia

31

Who is the founder of San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm. He is a Spanish captain in the Royal Army.

Ramon Blanco

32

It is considered as one of the oldest prison and required prison to work as gardener

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

33

The purpose of this prison is the segregation of political offenders who advocated for reforms but rejected by constituted by authorities

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

34

He fought for reform anf considered as the enemy of the government

Dr. Jose Rizal

35

This prison houses minimum, medium and maximum custody type of prisoner with 1,200 prisoner

San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm

36

He envisioned an institution for incorrigibles.

Governor Luke E. Wright

37

Created the bureau of prisons in November 1, 1905

Reorganization Act 1407

38

One of the best open institution in the world, there being prison without bars

Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

39

A prison where have their family transported to the colony with the government expenses.

Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

40

4 sub colony of Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

Santa Lucia sub-Colony Inagawan sub-Colony Montible sub-Colony Central sub-Colony

41

Also called as the "Rock" Prison

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

42

The prison were the 100 prisoner of the Old Bilibid Prison were transferred to in 1908. The prison were transfer not to serve time but for labor.

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

43

Once the war was over the prisoner were returned to the Old Bilibid Prison, this prison was never reopened

The Corregidor Prison Stockade

44

The Prison that is located in the mountains

The Bontoc Prison

45

An act providing for the establishment of a prison in Bontoc in Mountain Province

Act No. 1876

46

The Bontoc Prison was built for what kind of Prisoner?

Insular Prisoners

47

It is known as the oldest written laws in the Philippines which stated that if you don't plant, it is considered as the most severe crime which deserve severe punishment

Code of Maragtas

48

Was to be respected as the chief datu

Datu Sumakwel

49

The more notable ones in Bontoc Prison

Datu Sumakwel Code of Maragtas Code of Kalantiao Sikatuna

50

A code which stated that You shall not kill or steal or will be drowned in water or boiling water

Code of Kalantiao

51

A code established by Elpedio Quirino

Sikatuna

52

The laws which were introduced in the Philippines were the royal decrees, ordinances, rules and regulations incorporated into "Recopelacion de las Leyes de India"

Conquistadores

53

Known as the oldest penitentiary in Philippines

The Old Bilibid Prison

54

In 1865, this prison was opened by virtue of Royal Decree of the Spanish Crown.

The Old Bilibid Prison

55

The plan of this prison was such that the brigades were constructed in a radial spoke of a wheel form.

The Old Bilibid Prison

56

When was the construction of the Old Bilibid Prison started?

1847

57

They gather information about japanese(spy)

Guirellas

58

Two satellite unit of New Bilibid Prison

Camp Sampaguita Bukang Liwayway Camp

59

The prison which continued as the main national prison until 1941 when it was transferred to a new site in Muntinlupa

The New Bilibid Prison

60

Was established on an 18-hectare piece of land in Mandaluyong, Rizal by authority of Act 3579 which passed by on November 27, 1929

The Correctional Institution for Women

61

This prison is for female prisoners with female personnel, except for the perimeter gaurd who are males.

The Correctional Institution for Women

62

The Correctional Institution for Women is under?

Bureau of Corrections

63

Who is the founder of The Davao Prison and Penal Farm?

Paulino Santos

64

Two satellite unit of New Bilibid Prison

Camp Sampaguita Bukang Liwayway Camp

65

Was established on January 21, 1932 in accordance with Act No. 3732 and Proclamation No. 414 series of 1931.

The Davao Prison and Penal Farm

66

This prison was used as a concentartion camp for American war prisoners of war.

The Davao Prison and Penal Farm

67

Two sub-Colonies of Davao Prison and Penal Farm

Panabo Sub-colony Kapalong Sub-colony

68

It is not a prison but a center which established for diagnostic study of prisoners.

The Reception and Diagnostic Center

69

It is known as the youngest and fastest growing prison

The Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm

70

Prisoners that are trusted to work outside the fence but with security

Medium Security Risk Prisoners

71

Prisoners that cannot go out because they are repeat offenders, murderer etc.

Maximum Security Risk Prisoners

72

Prisoners that can go out without security guarding them.

Minumum Security Risk Prisoners

73

The Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm is open for?

Minimum-Security Type of institution

74

Prison use for detention for US(Reserved Army)

The Fort Bonifacio Prison

75

President Carlos P Garcia described Fort Bonifacio, formely known as ?

Fort William McKinley

76

During the Martial Law years, in response to the growing inmate population, the government established what prison?

Leyte Regional Prison

77

Prison built for the prisoners in region 7

Leyte Regional Prison

78

4 Classes of Prisoner?

1. Insular or National Prisoner 2. Provincial Prisoner 3. City Prisoner 4. Municipal Prisoner

79

Prisoner sentence to 3 yeard and 1 day of prison up to death

Insular or National Prisoner

80

Prisoner sentence to 6 months and 1 day to 3 years.

Provincial Prisoner

81

Prisoner sentence to 1 day to 3 years

City Prisoner

82

Prisoner sentence to 1 day to 6 months

Municipal Prisoner

83

What are the active prisons:

1. Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm 2. New Bilibid Prison 3. Correctional Institution for Women 4. Davao Prison and Penal Farm 5. Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm 6. Leyte Regional Prison 7. Correctional Institution for Women in Mindanao(CIW in Mindanao)

84

It is a land mark facility for women inmates coming from Mindanao region.

Correctional Institution for Women in Mindanao

85

CIWM is inaugurated in?

September 18, 2007

86

CIWM is under the supervision and direction of?

Davao Prison and Penal Farm