Abstract

RIEGA-VIRU, Yasmina. Execution and enforcement of the penalty to provide services to the community. Bol. Mex. Der. Comp. [online]. 2016, vol.49, n.145. ISSN 2448-4873.

The objective of this research was to determine the correlation between compliance with the punishment and implementation of standards. 150 records were reviewed with judgment in Lima. Among the results obtained that the INPE 31% takes into account the skills of those sentenced to assign community work, 69% assigned outside their community work skills; 70% is monitored discontinuously and 30% on a monthly basis; omitting to inform the judge about the work of sentenced monthly. 77% of entities receiving does not return the forms of job control those sentenced, 33% if you do; 54% not assigned specific tasks, 46% located in specific tasks; 2% sentenced presents a very unfavorable attitude toward the sentence imposed, 35% have an unfavorable attitude, 35 % have a favorable attitude and 28 % very favorable attitude. Finally, the test result of the Pearson chi-square statistic (X2) for the variables compliance or non-compliance of the provision referred to in Article 263 of Supreme Decree Núm. 015-2003-JUS- Rules of Criminal Execution Code - Enforcement of penalties to provide services to the community and limitation of days; and compliance or noncompliance with the judgment by providing sentenced to community service; a value X2 of 44,88, to establish that there is a correlation. It was concluded that the compliance of regulated process is associated with the failure of the penalty provision of services to the community.

Keywords : Penalty Provision of Community Services; Execution of Penalty; Receiving Entities.

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