Weak Family Ties as One of the Determinants of Repeated Crimes Committed by Convicts Serving Sentences Without Isolation From Society

The article examines such negative trends in modern society as weak family ties, the withering of traditional family values, and the decline in the role of marriage, which act as determinants of repeated crimes committed by convicts serving sentences without isolation from society. A number of preventive measures of different levels are proposed. There are general social preventive measures aimed at solving the problems of the institution of the family, as well as special criminological measures to combat the causes of repeated crimes among convicts of the studied category who have problems in family relations. It is concluded that strong family ties can have a positive preventive effect on repeat crimes among convicts, reducing their level.