The regime of semi-liberty and its relation with the integral reparation to the victim and the purposes of the penalty.

Abstract

This research addressed the legal analysis of the semi-open regime, with a qualitative approach that included the study of judicial processes provided by the Judicial Function. The study was supported by bibliographic research that considered criteria from other authors. As a result, it was concluded that the Social Rehabilitation System should not focus solely on the development of the capabilities of convicted individuals so that they can exercise their rights and responsibilities upon regaining freedom in the semi-open regime. The need for full compliance with comprehensive reparation to the victim was established as a mandatory requirement to access this penitentiary benefit and achieve the objectives of the sentence.