الافراج المشروط في التشريع الجزائري

Abstract

this study focuses on the conditional release system as a pivotal mechanism for the individualization of punishment, with a particular emphasis on the procedural updates introduced by Law No. 25-14, amending and supplementing the Criminal Procedure Code. The study aims to analyze the radical shift in the nature of conditional release from an "administrative procedure" to a "judicial decision" issued by the Sentence Enforcement Division, along with the resulting legal guarantees and the right to appeal. The research examines the substantive and formal conditions for eligibility, highlighting the vital role of technical and social bodies (both within and outside correctional institutions) in assisting the convicted individual. The study concludes that the "judicialization of sentence enforcement" under Law 25-14 is a significant step towards strengthening human rights; however, its practical success remains dependent on the activation of aftercare programs and the coordination of efforts between various ministerial sectors