The readiness of Semnan's judicial system for the simultaneous implementation of the national plan for the targeted monitoring of the criminal population

The General and Revolutionary Prosecutor of Semnan province announced the beginning of preliminary measures and planning for the accurate, coordinated and timely implementation of the national plan for targeted monitoring of the criminal population in the province.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan of Semnan Province, Mohammad Taghi Gholi, Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor of the center of Semnan Province, in the meeting to review the preparations for the implementation of the national plan for the targeted monitoring of the criminal population, emphasized the necessity of full preparation of the judiciary and prisons of the province for the coherent implementation of this plan on the scheduled date.

Pointing to the importance of organizing the situation of prisoners and targeted management of the criminal population, he said: the effective implementation of this plan requires detailed planning, coordination between different judicial departments and prisons, and the use of legal capacities to comprehensively examine the situation of prisoners.

Goli added: In order to prepare for the implementation of the national plan for targeted monitoring of the criminal population, completing the expected worksheets and collecting detailed and comprehensive information about the status of prisoners has been put on the agenda, in order to identify qualified prisoners, and provide the possibility of examining and applying social institutions and other legal capacities within the framework of the regulations.

Emphasizing the need for expert review of cases, the General and Revolutionary Prosecutor of Semnan province stated: monitoring the condition of prisoners must be done in full compliance with laws and regulations and with the aim of protecting the legal rights of individuals; In such a way that, while providing the basis for assigning qualified cases, the management of the criminal population is also followed in a purposeful and principled manner.

He considered the continuous coordination between prosecutors, execution judges and prison officials of the province to be a requirement for the successful implementation of this plan and noted that: accurate completion of information, regular follow-up of actions and effective interaction between responsible groups play an important role in the correct and timely implementation of the plan, and all the necessary preparations must be made for its simultaneous implementation with the national program in Semnan province.

Referring to the results of the implementation of this project, Goli said: In addition to helping to organize the situation of prisoners and using legal capacities, the targeted monitoring of the criminal population can provide the context for the healthy return of eligible people to the society, reduce the social harm caused by imprisonment, and provide more effective support for their families. This approach is in line with the general policies of the Judiciary in the field of reducing social harm and preventing recidivism.

According to this report, a meeting to examine the preparations for the implementation of the targeted criminal population monitoring plan was held for five hours in Semnan Central Prison with the presence of the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor of the provincial capital and a group of judicial officials and prisons of the provincial capital. At the same time, meetings were held in other jurisdictions of the province with the presence of prosecutors, execution judges, and prison officials in order to review executive requirements and coordinate preliminary measures.

In these meetings, solutions for information completion, interdepartmental coordination and providing the necessary platforms for the regular and simultaneous implementation of the national plan for targeted monitoring of the criminal population were discussed.

The Chief of Justice of Semnan province emphasized on the use of social institutions for eligible convicts.