The Law of Executing Criminal Penalties in the Function of Prevention of Crime

Igrački, Jasmina and Stevanović, Zoran (2015) The Law of Executing Criminal Penalties in the Function of Prevention of Crime. In: Međunarodni naučni skup "Dani Arčibalda Rajsa". Kriminalističko-policijska akademija, Beograd, pp. 361-367. ISBN 978-86-7020-319-8

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Abstract

The law of executing criminal penalties is a third constitutive part of the criminal law which logically follows the substantive criminal law and criminal procedural law. The purpose of the stated penal sanctions is being accomplished in the process of execution with the aim to protect most important social goods, values and crime prevention. The law of executing criminal penalties – executive criminal law, as a branch of positive law system and a part of law is a system of legal regulations (of legal and sublegal kind) which determines the proceedings, method and conditions of the execution of stated criminal penalties as well as non-institutional sanctions. Elementary and general principles of execution of criminal penalties or some specific issues related to exe�cution of sanctions which are closely related to regulations of criminal sanctions in the criminal law are in the criminal legislation. This paper analyses normative regulations and compliance with international standards, organisations, principles, method and execution process, execution of non-institutional sanctions, as well as effects in the prevention of crime. It includes experiences and practice of execution of punishment of deprivation of liberty and execution of non-institutional sanctions in Serbia as well as other countries with rich tradition of criminal law.

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