CRIMINAL PROBLEMS OF PAROLE AND REPLACEMENT OF THE UNSERVED PART OF A MORE LENIENT PUNISHMENT
Journal Title: Правовий часопис Донбасу - Year 2016, Vol 58, Issue 4
Abstract
The paper analyzes the main problems of criminological use application for parole and replacement of the unserved part of punishment more lenient. A number of legislative changes to reduce the level of committing repeated crimes among persons released on parole.
Authors and Affiliations
Sergii Halimon, Nataly Kolomiets
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