SOME THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF PROREALTUS IN THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS

Abstract

Discusses some problematic issues regarding the definition of conceptual tools of ProRealtus in the field of criminal-Executive relations. Penal law as an institutional normative education, as a system of rules of conduct is implemented not only through norms, but also in legal policy, legal principles, objective and subjective law and the process of its implementation, enforcement, compliance, and enforcement of legal norms, the rule of law in the enforcement of sentences. Along with the concept of the implementation of law acts a broader concept of the law. ProRealtus is a consistent concretization and translation of objective opportunities using their subjective awareness of the will of the actual behavior of subjects regarding the responsibilities and use rights. The result of implementation of norms of criminal-Executive law is normative or non-normative behavior.

The search of ways to improve the efficiency of ProRealtus in the system of execution of punishments is directly linked to the improvement and effectiveness of the rules governing penal legal relations, as well as determination of the level of professional implementation of their prescriptions. Therefore, specific indicators of the level of implementation of legal norms is determined by the specificity of the subjects of this branch of law and form of implementation (permissions, prohibitions, positive obligations and permissions) as a result of specific legal facts that give rise to the appearance, action, change and termination of criminal-Executive relations.