Probation Will Apply For 3 Years For Crimes Committed Before March 30
In order to reduce the overcrowding in prisons, the probation period for crimes committed before March 30, 2020, with the exception of crimes related to terrorism, drug trafficking, sexual abuse, intentional manslaughter, privacy of private life, which are excluded from the scope of execution discount, will be applied for 3 years instead of 1 year. In other words, those who have 3 years left to serve their sentence will also be able to benefit from probation and be released.
In terms of women with children aged 0-6 and convicts who have completed the age of 70, it will be applied for those who have 4 years left to serve their sentence, again on a temporary basis. The sentences of convicts over the age of 65 who cannot continue their lives alone in prison due to severe illness, disability or old age will be executed under probation measures. For juvenile convicts, 1 day in prison until the age of 15 will be counted as 3 days; 1 day in prison until the age of 18 will be counted as 2 days.
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