Abstract
The article substantiates that the means of correction of convicts are subinstitutions of penal enforcement law. Arguments of special importance of such means of correction as educational work are given. The legal nature of the subinstitute of educational work with convicts is established. The conclusion is formulated that this subinstitute is a public-law procedural permanently operating complex subinstitute of federal action dispersed in several legal acts. It consists of several normative regulations of an imperative nature, regulating first of all the features of the legal content of the criminal-executive legal relations arising and existing regarding the correction of persons serving a criminal sentence.
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