Alternative penalties in criminal law (A comparative study)

Abstract

The purpose of the punishment is to punish the perpetrator for the committed act, and to rebuke or deter others. However, these punishments are met with penalties that may differ from one crime to another. Every person who commits a crime is subjected to a field survey, and the accused’s history record is also brought before the sentence is pronounced, and his behavior is verified. Therefore, the purpose of the punishment is to limit the recurrence of such crimes in society, in order to reduce these crimes. Therefore, it may be necessary to direct other alternative punishments that restrict freedom, which are represented by other works that are not depriving of freedom, such as any hard work, or it may be work outside the prison,

Which is according to the term conditional release, that is, he may be under supervision by the authority of the law and its influence. The goal of imposing such punishments may be the clear goal of reforming the convict, as well as the fear that these punishments will affect the psychology of the convicted person, and may also harm the reputation of his family. Therefore, the purpose of imposing such.