Abstract
Executive criminal law or the right of execution of criminal sanctions is the third constituent part of the criminal proceedings which logically follows after the substantive criminal law and formal criminal procedural law. Only the proceedings of execution of types and measures of criminal sanctions prescribed by the law and pronounced in court proceedings give the purpose to its prescription, and that is suppression and prevention of criminality. Since this is a new branch of positive criminal (penal) law, the authors, on the basis of domestic and foreign legal theory, have analyzedat this paper the concept, subject, title, function, sources, characteristics, legal nature and location of this branch of criminal law.
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