Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of the legislative regulation and the practice of applying penalties related to the restriction of the labor rights of minors. The goal is to identify the problems existing in theory and law enforcement practice, to propose ways to solve them. The frequency of the election of compulsory and correctional labor to adult and juvenile criminals is compared. The shortcomings of the legislative regulation of penalties related to the restriction of the working capacity of minors are indicated, the difficulties faced by the law enforcement officer in choosing these types of penalties are noted. Based on the analysis, conclusions are drawn on the need to improve the existing criminal legislation, and proposals are made to amend the relevant legislation.
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