Abstract

The article deals with questions of resocialization and real inclusion into the civil society of persons who have served criminal penalty and were exempted from it and it is emphasized that the value of these questions increases in the conditions of inefficient penitentiary criminal policy and steadily high level of repeated criminality. Authors come to a conclusion that there is a social request for improvement of legal regulation of resocialization relations and fixing of post-penitentiary criminal policy and resocialization actions in conceptually clear and systematized regulatory legal act. It explains the choice of a research objective to characterize a basic official source of legislation on resocialization. The article task is to establish the bases of relevant regulatory legal act and to consider resocialization process from the point of view of its main result inclusion into the civil society of persons who have served criminal penalty and were exempted from it. The conclusion that decrease of repressive maintenance of penitentiary criminal policy has to be compensated by resocialization post-penitentiary criminal policy for convicts is drawn. It is offered to accept the Road Map of resocialization and real inclusion into the civil society of persons who have served a criminal sentence and were released from it. It is an example of the joint regulatory legal act as it is supposed that representatives of the government together with representatives of civil society will participate in its development and enactment.

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