Kostanay, Kazakhstan
GRNTI 10.83 Уголовно-исполнительное право. Пенитенциария
Based on the analysis of the system of penalties provided for by the Penal legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which can be applied to convicts serving imprisonment for violation of the order and conditions of serving a sentence, organizational and legal aspects of their application and taking into account existing theoretical developments, the author of the article attempts to classify them. The author concludes that all penalties provided for by the Penal legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which can currently be applied to convicts serving imprisonment, are of a one-time nature and are not associated with long-term changes in the conditions of convicts’ detention. Their classification was based on the following criteria: categories of convicts to whom such measures can be applied, i.e. the degree of universality of their application (universal, limited-universal, specific and special penalties); belonging to a particular branch of law (general, which in addition to penal legislation are provided for in other branches of law, and special penalties applied only to persons deprived of their liberty); the level of misconduct of a convicted person serving a sentence of imprisonment (penalties applied for a single disciplinary offense; penalties that are a reaction to the continued negative behavior of the convicted person; penalties applied to convicted persons who have committed malicious violations of the established procedure for serving a sentence).
institution of the Penal system, a person sentenced to deprivation of liberty, deprivation of liberty, disciplinary action, penalties.
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