UDK 343.8 Исполнение наказания. Предупреждение преступлений
The article is devoted to the study of the main characteristics of the personality of a penitentiary criminal, obtained as a result of the analysis of empirical materials collected in the period 2010-2022. Official statistics allow us to conclude that over the past ten years the number of crimes committed by convicts while serving their sentences has increased, in contrast to the general state of crime in the country. The author believes that the personality of a penitentiary criminal in recent years has been characterized by a younger age, a higher level of education compared to early studies. The reluctance of convicts to get a job and maintain social ties is noted.
penitentiary crime, correctional institutions, convicts, age, degree of adaptation, education, employment, employees, identity of the criminal
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