Abstract
The article is devoted to the understanding and justification of the need to adjust certain criteria for the effectiveness of the criminal executive system in the new conditions. Through the analysis of the criminal law policy of the state and its components, parallels are drawn between the criminal executive system and other state bodies implementing the tasks of the state in the fight against crime. The article deals with various theoretical and applied issues of understanding the category "effectiveness" in relation to the organization of the criminal executive system, as well as embedding criteria for its effectiveness in a single criminal and national policy of the country. Special attention is paid to the humanization of criminal and penal legislation and the development of alternative measures of a criminal legal nature. As a conclusion, the need to improve the efficiency of management of the criminal executive system on the basis of building a new doctrine and defining new goals of the criminal law policy of the Russian Federation is noted.
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