دور قاضي تنفيذ العقوبة في حماية حقوق و حريات المحكوم عليه

Abstract EN

Certainly, a fair trial as a concept whose content does not end with the issuance of an enforceable judgment.

That meets the procedural and substantive conditions required by law, but also includes the punitive execution of the convicts, and it is possible to talk about the fair implementation of the punishment as a necessary consideration for a fair trial, so the error in implementation may sometimes be more a risk of error in judgment.

In addition, the accompanying developments in the field of punitive implementation of the penalties stipulated in the laws in proportion to the principle of legality of crimes.

If the prison sentence is the most common in all countries, with differences in its types and method of application, then there is no disagreement about changing its aim now.

The convicted person became deserving of care and assistance, and accordingly, punitive treatment must be of a human nature, and this human character must be present on the means of applying the sanctions themselves.

This is a recognize principle in the science of punishment that it does not abolish the total rights and freedoms of the convict, but rather limits and limitations within the framework of the law.