العقوبات البديلة و أثرها في التأهيل و الإصلاح و موقف القانون الدولي و التشريعات الوطنية منها

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ConclusionLife is in a continuous and rapid development, especially in our time, and legal systems are generally in the process of evolution and change.

Therefore, we find that these systems have lost their value or usefulness and have replaced them with systems that are more useful in keeping up with what has happened.

And modify them to keep up The wheel of evolution.

As well as penal systems, as legal rules aimed at punishing, rehabilitating and rehabilitating offenders, and achieving public and private deterrence and justice.

Some of these sanctions, and how they are applied, do not perform their function in reform and rehabilitation, and the state is burdened with application in terms of the material possibilities that are expended.

Therefore, punitive systems are constantly developing to reach the optimum penalties and the optimal application of penalties in order to achieve the first punishment, Modern reform and rehabilitation.

New sanctions have emerged that were not previously known, such as electronic censorship, the performance of social service, and the denial of dealing checks.

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Which are of double benefit.

On the one hand, the State is not burdened with expenditure but may give the State revenues.

On the other hand, it has an advantage in avoiding the negative effects of penalties for freedom and short-term sanctions and is more useful in the reform of the offender.