Abstract
A study in the correctional institution of the GUFSIN of Russia in the Sverdlovsk region showed that there is a wide range of factors affecting the realization of the legitimate interests of convicted women who were first sentenced to imprisonment. The article discusses the need for short-term visits to positively characterized convicted women, especially those who have minor children. In addition, it analyzes the imbalance between the legitimate interests of convicted women and the lack of proper material and health care in correctional facilities.
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