7.

Select the best answer and explain.

1. An accused’s right against self-incrimination is violated in the following cases: 5%

a. When he is ordered by the trial court to undergo a paraffin test to prove he is guilty of murder;

b. When he is compelled to produce his bankbooks to be used as evidence against his father charged with plunder;

c. When he is ordered to produce a sample of his handwriting to be used as evidence that he is the author of a letter wherein he agreed to kill the victim;

d. When the president of a corporation is subpoenaed to produce certain documents as proofs he is guilty of illegal recruitment.

2. The legislature may abolish this body: 5%

a. Commission on Appointments

b. Ombudsman

c. Judicial and Bar Council

d. Court of Tax Appeals

e. Commission on Audit