Conditional release: Who benefits and which crimes are excluded
The probation system implemented by the Ministry of Interior aims to reintegrate convicted individuals into society before the expiration of their sentences, provided that certain conditions are met. These include serving at least half of the sentence, with a minimum of six months, or 20 years in cases of life imprisonment, and demonstrating good behavior while in custody. Additionally, the release must not pose a threat to public security, and all financial obligations must be fulfilled. The law excludes crimes such as terrorism, money laundering, drug trafficking, assembly, as well as some corruption, forgery, and weapons offenses from eligibility for probation. The system offers an opportunity for convicts to reintegrate, with the possibility of revoking the release and returning them to prison if they fail to comply with the conditions or commit new offenses.
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