The bill, which provides for the establishment of administrative supervision over those released after serving a term of imprisonment for grave and especially grave crimes under extremist terrorist articles, was recommended for adoption in the second reading.
April 13, 2017 State Duma Committee on Security and Combating Corruption, recommended that the deputies adopt in the second reading the proposed government draft law No. 667444-6 "On amendments to certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation on issues of administrative supervision for persons released from places of deprivation of liberty (on clarifying the procedure establishment of administrative supervision over persons convicted of committing extremist and terrorist crimes, as well as in part improvement of activities related to the implementation of supervision)". In the first reading, the bill was adopted by another 17 February 2015.
Recall administrative supervision - a set of measures that are applied before the removal or repayment of a criminal record in relation to a convicted person who was released after serving term of imprisonment or compulsory treatment, if he is convicted for serious or especially serious crime, if he is a repeat offender or convicted of an intentional crime against minor. Administrative supervision provides for mandatory attendance from one to four times a month to the internal affairs body at the place residence, stay or actual stay for registration, and a number of other - possible - restrictions on staying in certain places and movement. Previously, according to the law, these measures were taken against those convicted of grave and especially grave crimes only in in the event that in places of deprivation of liberty they were recognized as malicious violators established order or, having been released, committed several administrative violations of a certain type.
According to the bill, the provisions on administrative supervision, changes are introduced that affect, in particular, the fate convicted under anti-extremist and anti-terrorist articles. If the bill will be adopted, those convicted of grave and especially grave crimes under a number of articles of the Criminal Code, including Art. 205, 205.1, 205.2 ch. 2, 205.3, 205.4, 205.5, 278, 282 part 2, 282.1, 282.2, 282.3, as well as - if there is a motive of hatred - under Art. 105 (murder), 111 (deliberate infliction of grievous bodily harm), 117 (torture), 150 (involvement of a minor in a crime) upon release will be subject to administrative supervision until the conviction is expunged in any case – even if they are not violated the order neither in places of deprivation of liberty, nor in the wild.
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