In Astana, judges and representatives of state authorities discussed the matters of enforcement of sentences

In the district court No. 2 of Yesil district of Astana, judges, representatives of the departments of justice and state revenues, migration police services, private officers of the court at the "round table" discussed the implementation of judicial acts.

Speaking, acting, the chairman of the district court No. 2 in Yesil district of Astana Ajgul Zhamansarieva noted the increase in the penalty imposed by the court as a criminal punishment. According to her, in 2016, the court sentenced 136 people to criminal punishment in the form of a fine, 113 of them for committing criminal offenses, 11 minor crimes and serious offenses, and 8 for corrupt offenses. At the same time, it was noted that the persons fined for corruption offenses fully paid fines.

At the same time, sentences remain unfulfilled regarding the appointment of this type of punishment against foreign citizens for the deliberate illegal crossing of the State border of the Republic of Kazakhstan outside the checkpoints across the State border, which along with the monetary penalty is applied an additional punishment in the form of deportation from the Republic of Kazakhstan. The attention of the judges was drawn to the need in this case for the court to submit a reasoned response on the impossibility of enforcing a judicial act for its subsequent redirection to a foreign state for execution.

In the course of the meeting, the representatives of enforcement agencies explained the provisions of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Amnesty in Connection with the 25th of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan" dated December 14, 2016, providing for the release from punishment of persons who committed criminal offenses and crimes of minor gravity. In this regard, it is recommended that measures be taken as soon as possible to implement the Law with regard to convicts who are subject to an amnesty act.

Participants of the meeting also discussed the problematic issues that arise when sending executive documents and ways to resolve them. So, since March 2016, functionaries have been commissioned to receive executive documents from the court in electronic format, i.e. through IAS "Torelik" and AIS IPP, the enforcement lists are sent to the justice authorities and private officers of the court. As a result of the implementation of innovations, first of all, the time necessary for presenting executive documents to judicial executors was reduced, the possibility of losing an executive document, given its availability in electronic form, was excluded. Thus, the court and the users of the "Judicial office" service can now receive the status of their execution.

At the end of the event, they developed recommendations to improve the efficiency of the work.