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Recommendation No. 22 of the Committee of Ministers of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to Member States on Member States to Member States (2003); At the 853th meeting of the Ministers’ Delegates , it was adopted by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on 24.10.2003.

Council of Europe Recommendation on Conditional Release

Pursuant to Article 15.b of the Council of Europe Statute. The Committee of Ministers,

Whereas it is in the interest of the member States of the Council of Europe to establish common principles for the execution of prison sentences to strengthen international co-operation in this area;

By ensuring that the parole is planned, assisted and supervised integration with the prisoner; Recognizing that it is one of the most effective and constructive tools in preventing re-offending and promoting reintegration into society;

Considering that parole should be used in accordance with personal circumstances and in accordance with the principles of fairness and justice;

Having regard to the fact that imprisonment caused a heavy burden on the society financially and had negative effects on the basis of research and failed to rehabilitate criminals;

Therefore, considering that the duration of the prison sentences was shortened as much as possible and that the sentence had not been withdrawn as a whole, it was an important tool for this purpose;

Recognizing that parole measures require support from political leaders, administrators, judges, prosecutors, lawyers and the community and therefore require a detailed explanation of the adaptation of prison sentences;

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Whereas the legislation and practice on parole should be in line with the European Convention on Human Rights and the case-law of the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction of the jurisdictions of the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction of the jurisdictions,

Recalling the European Convention on the Supervision of Convicted Persons (ETS No. 51);

– The delinquency. (65) No. 1 on the other alternatives to probation and confinement;

(70) Decree no.

(76) Decree no. 2 on the improvement of long-term prisoners; (76) 10 on the alternative measures of imprisonment;

(82) 16 of the Recommendation on the permission of the Ministry of Justice;

(87) 3 of the Recommendation on the European Prison Rules;

– Recommendation (89) 12 on education in detention;

– Recommendation (92) on European rules on civil penalties and measures;

(92) 17 of the Recommendation on coherence;

(97) Recommendation No. 12 of the personnel charged with the implementation of the measures and measures;

– Recommendation (99) 22 on overcrowding and increase in prison population;

Recalling the importance of the Recommendation Rec (2000) 22 on the development of the implementation of the European Rules on civil penalties and measures.

states:

1. bring parole if they are not included in their legislation;

2. the legislation contained in the annex of this recommendation, the legislation,

3. 3. recommends that this recommendation and the accompanying explanatory note ensure that the memorandum is communicated to the greatest possible extent.

Annex to Recommendation R (2003) 22

 I. Definition of parole

1- parole for the purposes of this recommendation decision, early release of convicted prisoners under personalized post-evacuation conditions