To the question of the legal restrictions of convicts sentenced to forced labor
This article examines the features of the right restrictions of convicts to forced labour. The elements of criminal-legal isolation, which include restriction of the right to free physical movement, restriction of the right to choose a place of residence, restriction of the right to choose a type and kind of labor activity, restriction of the right to choose an individual way of life, are disclosed. It proves the existence of isolation of the convicted person from society while serving forced labour. It is noted that there is a gradation of the degree of isolation, consisting of maximum, average, minimum or partial. It is pointed out that it can be altered by placing the offender in a facility or revoking the right to reside outside the dormitory as part of increased isolation and vice versa as part of reduced isolation - providing the opportunity to reside outside the facility. The existence of a non-penitentiary regime in the execution of forced labour, which guarantees the isolation of the person from society, is justified. As a result, the discrepancy between the title of Section II of the Criminal Executive Code of the Russian Federation and its content is revealed. The results of the conducted work can be used as materials for scientific elaboration of the issues related to the clarification of the legal nature of forced labour.