تأجيل تنفيذ الأحكام الجزائية في القانون الجزائري

Abstract EN

Speeding up the execution of penal sentences is a fundamental outcome to set the stage for penal rule and thus meet the societies' interest.

yet, applying those sentences might be delayed for certain considerations related to the convicted persons' rights or to the principles of the criminal law itself, particularly the penalty character principle.

this has eventually incited research on this concern; more exactly on this exception, its cases, its requirements, its duration and of course its legal procedures the fact that might help the convicted persons benefit from delaying the execution of penal sentences, as vividly described in the prisons organization act.

the penalties deferment, particularly that violated liberties, might be related to the custodial authority, which has the full discretion in deciding or rejecting it.

the deferment might additionally be related to the execution of death penalty in which the executive body can then only decide to postpone these penal sentences.

in other cases, the deferment might be temporary preventing any execution of penal sentences, which can be reinstated in case there is no reason for delaying.

if the reasons behind temporizing the execution are no longer valid, the deferment remains an impediment to the execution of penal sentences.