S‘Expressing during the National Communication Meeting on Law 43.22 relating to alternative penalties, organized by the Higher Council of Judicial Power (CSPJ), Tamek reaffirmed the total commitment of the general delegation to the prison administration and reintegration (DGAPR) in favor of the implementation of this law, specifying that the progressive approach is based on “The evaluation of each step to learn the lessons, improve performance and coordinate the efforts of all the authorities, institutions and components of the company, in order to build a single Moroccan model for applying the law and implementing its provisions”.
He also noted that if the law entrusts the DGAPR with the mission of monitoring the execution of alternative sentences, it parallels large prerogatives to the judiciary for their implementation and their control on the ground.
In this context, Tamek insisted on the need for coordinated and perfectly harmonious action between the various departments and institutions concerned, in particular between the judicial authorities and the penitentiary establishments, noting that the first phases of implementation of the law will inevitably carry many challenges.
This new mission of supervision of alternative penalties is added to those already assumed by the delegation within the framework of the private sentences of freedom, he said, noting that the prison agents will, for the first time, called to exercise their main functions outside the walls of the establishments, which involves an initial and continuous training on their new missions.
The program for this meeting, placed under the theme “Justice at the service of reintegration: reading applied to the implementation courses of alternative penalties”, Articulated around two scientific sessions, devoted respectively to the conceptual approach of alternative penalties and to the methods of their implementation.
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