Abstract
The following categories of persons may be held in places of forced detention of internal affairs bodies: persons detained on suspicion of committing crimes; suspects and accused of committing crimes against whom a preventive measure in the form of detention has been chosen and persons sentenced to imprisonment. The main purpose of the functioning of places of forced detention is to ensure that a person in such an institution does not have the opportunity to further commit illegal acts, including crimes. But, often, this goal is not always achieved. Some persons in places of forced detention commit illegal actions of various nature and severity of consequences. At the same time, these persons may belong to the category of persons forcibly placed in these institutions and to the category of employees serving and working in these institutions. In order to prevent this, it is necessary to carefully study the identity of a person who is in places of forced detention of internal affairs bodies, make up his criminological portrait and choose the necessary tactics to combat crime in such places.
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