UDC 343.13
UDC 343.847
The article examines the possibilities of the operational units of the penal system through the prism of using their potential in providing penitentiary probation. The potential costs of ignoring the preventive resource of operational units within the framework of correctional and preventive measures against convicts are analyzed. The main directions of penitentiary probation and ways of using operational investigative capabilities for their effective implementation are highlighted. Conclusions are drawn regarding the need to take into account operational search data in the process of implementing measures that make up penitentiary probation.
operational investigative activities, goals of penal legislation, convicts, educational work
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