Updates in the situation under electronic surveillance in accordance with Law No. 24-06 amending and supplementing Decree No. 66-156, which includes the Algerian Penal Code
Keywords:
Electronic monitoring, penal system, convict, custodial sentence, judge enforcing the penaltyAbstract
No one denies that, in keeping pace with scientific developments in the field of modern technology, the idea of using technology to modernize and rationalize the penal system has emerged. This is a necessary response resulting from the worsening negative effects of short-term imprisonment, on the one hand, and to alleviate the pressure on penal institutions, on the other. The search for modern penal methods as an alternative to short-term imprisonment has become a necessity, and this is what the Algerian legislator has sought to achieve by introducing electronic monitoring pursuant to Law No. 24-06 amending and supplementing the Penal Code. This law aims to strike a balance between society's interest in deterrence and the convict's interest in protecting their rights and freedoms.
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