PENITENTIARY CRIME AS A SOCIAL PHENOMENON INHERENT IN PLACES OF NON-FREEDOM IN UKRAINE

Іvan BOGATYREV
D.Sc. in Law, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, Academician (Stepan Demianchuk International University of economics and humanities), Ukraine
ORCID iD: orcid.org/0000-0003-4001-7256
vanbogatyrov@gmail.com

UDC 343.8

DOI :10.31733/2786-491X-2021-2-101-108

Keywords: crime, offense, convicted person, employee, institution, punishment

Abstract. Penitentiary crime as a social phenomenon inherent in places of non-freedom in Ukraine is described in the article. The opinions of foreign and domestic scientists on the concept of penitentiary crime are analyzed. Penitentiary crime in places of incarceration is identified according to the typology of the object of a criminal offense. The authorʼs definition of penitentiary crime is formulated. 

We have identified crime in places of non-freedom according to the typology of the object of a criminal offense committed in places of non-freedom, dividing it into the following groups: 1) penitentiary criminal offenses; 2) violent criminal offenses; 3) narcotic criminal offenses; 4) criminal offenses against property; 5) official and corruption offenses. All of them together characterize penitentiary crime.

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