A document containing information about fined prison sentences or fines that have been fined by the court is called a document with information about fines that have been converted to prison.

The term includes the name and surname of the convicted person whose sentence has been completed, the basis and decision number of the court, surveillance and detention information, the date of the crime and the name of the crime, the date of entry into the prison, the date of release from the prison on condition, the date of release of the convicted person.

The term is prepared in the provincial ilamat Bureau or ilamat execution offices to which the court is affiliated. The calculation of the duration is carried out by the public prosecutor responsible for these offices.. After the deadline is prepared, it is signed by the police clerk and the public prosecutor. This prepared document is delivered by hand to the convict in exchange for his signature.

If there is an error in the term, the prosecutor general’s office, which prepared the term, should file an appeal stating that the term is incorrect. If an error is detected as a result of the period studied by the prosecutor’s office, this error will be corrected, otherwise the appeal will be rejected.

The most important consideration in the process of calculating the duration is the date of the crime. Penalty rates vary depending on the date of the crime.