THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROSECUTOR'S SUPERVISION OVER EXECUTION OF LAWS BY THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS EXECUTING PUNISHMENT NOT RELATED TO IMPRISONMENT

Authors

  • Olga Nikolaevna Rubtsova Author

Abstract

Due to the expansion of practice of applying punishments not related to deprivation of
liberty, the provisions of criminal and penal legislation by the introduction of new types of
criminal sanctions, alternative to imprisonment, and the delay of serving by different categories
of convicts, there is an urgent need for a detailed study on the place and role of prosecutor’s
supervision in the sphere of legal relations.
The prosecutor’s office of the Russian Federation has specific goals and objectives in
order to ensure the legality when executing punishments not connected with the confinement.
The determination of a methodological framework typical for this public prosecutor’s activity,
specifying the peculiar feature of goals and tasks of the prosecutor’s supervision in this
area, is an initial stage of the prosecutor’s supervision over execution of laws by the administrations
of bodies and institutions while executing punishments not connected with the deprivation
of liberty, which is highly important from a practical point of view.
For the first time giving a detailed classification of tasks of the prosecutor’s office when
exercising prosecutor’s supervision over the legality of execution of punishments not connected
with deprivation of liberty, the author reveals the content of each of them.

Author Biography

  • Olga Nikolaevna Rubtsova

    Assistant of the Prosecutor, Prosecutor's office, the closed administrative-
    territorial education, Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region, postgraduate student of the Department of
    prosecutorial supervision and the participation of prosecutors in consideration of criminal research Institute,
    civil and arbitration cases in courts of St.-Petersburg legal Institute (branch) of Academy of
    Prosecutor General's office of the Russian Federation.

Issue

Section

Problems and Questions of Criminal Law, Criminal Justice