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The modern realities of life dictate the indisputable importance of the interaction of the penal system with the institutions of civil society. This type of cooperation has become particularly relevant with the introduction of the probation service in Russia, whose goals are to correct social behavior, re-socialize, socially adapt and rehabilitate people who are subject to probation, and prevent them from committing new crimes. According to the authors, the State's penal policy is based on the ideas of humanity and tolerance towards convicts and those released. The creation of a probation service is proof of this idea. In the context of the problem under consideration, the study focuses on hypotheses about the development and use of social advertising. The conclusion is made about the need to improve legislation in the field under consideration, examples of current social advertising are given, and options for using this type of advertising within the framework of the functioning of the probation service in Russia are considered.
penal system, probation, re-socialization, social adaptation, social re-socialization, humanization, social advertising, civil society institutions
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