PAROLE AS A SPECIAL MECHANISM OF RELEASE FROM PUNISHMENT IN MODERN GEORGIAN LAW

Abstract

The presented article is dedicated to one of the special mechanisms of release from punishment in modern Georgian law – parole, it discusses the legal problems of using the benefit provided by this law, which is based on a deep analysis of practice and a small amount of scientific research, since the issue has not been thoroughly researched and has rarely been the subject of scientific research interest. The debate on the conditional release mechanism as an essential and necessary tool was initiated by the unfavourable state of the regulatory legislation, the existence of a heterogeneous practice on the part of the court, and the scarcity of modern Georgian juridical literature regarding the mentioned concept. This article aims to understand the parole mechanism in Georgia and in the example of some foreign countries, which will make the scientific research process even more interesting and diverse. It also aims to compare, evaluate and synthesize the results obtained from further research, including the mistakes of their usage in practice and the development of scientifically based recommendations to eliminate the mistakes in the parole regulations. Formal-logical, historical, formal-legal, dogmatic, comparative-legal, descriptive and systematic methods are used in researching the problem posed in a separate chapter of the article. The conclusions, provisions, and recommendations mentioned in the article can be used to improve the qualifications of the people interested in this topic and to find practical aid for the employees working in the field.