Abstract
Based on the norms regulating the granting of the right of movement without escort or escort to persons sentenced to imprisonment, the article substantiates the conclusion that this complex in its entirety forms an independent institution of penal enforcement law. Legal relations arising during the implementation of this institution are considered. Attention is drawn to the conditional relationship between the institution of granting the right to travel without escort and the institution of deprivation of liberty. It is concluded that it is necessary to improve the procedure for selecting and verifying candidates in order to grant them this right, as well as to develop special criminological measures to influence them
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