SCIENTIFIC VIEWS ON THE SYSTEM OF SEPARATE DETENTION OF PERSONS SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT
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The differentiation of persons sentenced to imprisonment and the rules for their separate detention in various types of correctional institutions are based on the norms of criminal and penal legislation. Additional aspects of separate detention are regulated by the orders of the FPS of Russia, the instructions of the administration of the correctional institution. The issues of separate detention of persons sentenced to imprisonment are becoming particularly relevant in the reform of the penal system. The article examines the various positions of scientists regarding the stated problem.

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separate detention of convicts, classification of convicts, deprivation of liberty, correctional institutions
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