Chapter 18
ENTRY INTO FORCE AND ENFORCEMENT OF DECISIONS
Division 4
Settlement of Issues Arising in Execution of Decisions
§ 426. Release on parole
(1) The judge in charge of execution of court judgments at the county court of the place of execution of a punishment may release a convicted offender on parole after the convicted offender has served the term of punishment provided for in § 76 or 77 of the Penal Code.
(2) If a court refuses to release a convicted offender on parole it may set a term for a new hearing the issue of release which is longer or shorter than the term of one year provided for in subsection 76 (3) of the Imprisonment Act.
[RT I 2009, 39, 261 - entry into force 24.07.2009]
(3) A judge in charge of execution of court judgments may, by a ruling, waive the application of supervision of conduct with regard to a convicted offender on the basis of § 76 or 77 of the Penal Code if the convicted offender is extradited to a foreign state or expelled.
(4) A judge in charge of execution of court judgments may enforce the unserved part of the sentence if the convicted offender who has been extradited or expelled returns to the state earlier than ten years after his or her extradition or expulsion.
[RT I 2006, 46, 333 - entry into force 01.01.2007]
Early release - ICC proceedings
Early release - national proceedings
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