It is very important to correctly draw up and promptly submit a petition to the court for parole, because this will determine how soon the convicted person can be released.
It is necessary
- Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
- Criminal Executive Code of the Russian Federation
- Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation
Instructions
Step 1
Serve the term determined by the court, after which it is possible to file a petition for parole (Article 79 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This period cannot be less than 6 months (25 years for those sentenced to life imprisonment).
Step 2
Prove itself well to the staff of the correctional institution.
If the convicted person submits a petition, the administration prepares and submits to the court characterizing materials,
which include:
1. Characteristics for the period of serving the sentence and detention. This document is the most important, since the administration of the institution, having carried out educational work with the convict, sums up its results, indicates the observations of the employees, the facts that took place during the work with the convict, concludes that it is advisable to use parole. The conclusion that the administration will come to will depend on the following points:
- compensation for the damage caused by the crime;
- remorse of the convicted person;
- employment of a convicted person;
- attitude to learning;
- attitude towards compulsory treatment (clause 4.1. article 79 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation);
- lack of applicable disciplinary sanctions;
- preliminary solution of issues of labor and household arrangement;
- conditions for serving a sentence (ordinary, strict or lightweight);
- the presence and maintenance of socially useful ties (as a rule, these are ties with family, relatives, other persons);
- the relationship of the convict with the staff of the institution and other convicts;
- participation in the cultural, mass, sports life of the institution.
Step 3
Solve the issue of labor and household arrangements after release.
The administration of the institution and the court are more likely to consider your application positively if you have a place to live and work!
Step 4
Write and send a petition.
According to Art. 175 of the RF PEC, the convicted person has the right to apply for parole through the administration of the institution or through a lawyer (representative).
In the application, you must indicate why you do not need to continue serving your sentence (repentance, compensation for damage, etc.).
