Judicial supervision for the implementation of criminal judgments

The execution of criminal judgments must be carried out in accordance with the provisions approved by the law in accordance with the rules regulating it, and in a manner that does not contradict the rights of the convicts, taking into account the means that allow him to remove anything that contradicts that, and resorting to the judiciary to adjudicate on all the shortcomings that occur during the period of punitive execution. Implementation in a manner that achieves the goal of punishment in accordance with the modern concept of the penal policy represented in the rehabilitation, rehabilitation and reintegration of the convict into society, and ensuring the proper implementation of the punishment by addressing all components and elements of the intellectual, psychological and health structure of the personality of the convict, using various methods of punitive treatment aimed at achieving the desired reform purpose of the punishment, all within the framework of A constitutional guarantee and a clear codification that emphasizes the legal and judicial protections for everything related to the rights and freedoms of the convict during execution, which requires the state to direct all its energies towards performing its positive role in reform, so that the punitive implementation phase does not become a picture of an unjust punitive authority aimed at infringing on human rights.