Abstract
In the article analyses the current status of the exercise of the right to freedom of creativity by persons sentenced to deprivation of liberty, taking into account the restrictions provided for by criminal law and court precedents. A conclusion is drawn on the need to expand the legal boundaries of creative activity by convicts in places of deprivation of liberty during their personal leisure, primarily by organizing legal access to certain tools and materials designed to produce the results of creative activity. The question is raised about the possibility of providing the results of creative activities created by convicts to imprisonment with a special legal regime involving their free circulation between convicts in correctional institutions.
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