Ryazan', Russian Federation
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Taking into account the shortcomings of Russian penal and other legislation, as well as the results of a comparative analysis with foreign regulatory legal acts, the article highlights the possibilities of improving the effectiveness of countering crimes with signs of extremism committed by convicts, suspects and accused: isolation of those convicted of crimes of an extremist or terrorist nature from the bulk of the detained persons and separation from each other, depending on their individual characteristics, both in a separate specialized institution of a combined type in Russia and in the corresponding local areas of such institutions; the emphasized application of a complex of regime, operational, educational, psychological and other measures to them, and also public impact; unification of the practice of correctional and preventive work with the category of convicts in question and their early release from serving their sentences.
joint type institutions, counteraction to extremist crimes, correction of convicts, prevention of crimes and other offenses, parole, preventive accounting, religious organizations
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