ISSUES OF LEGAL REGULATION OF STIMULATING POSITIVE BEHAVIOR OF PERSONS SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

The article highlights the process of assessing the behavioral orientation of prisoners to personalise their punitive measures The author conducted an analysis of the current criminal-executive legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, identifying conflicts that hinder the incarcerated individuals' endeavors to autonomously and positively shape their reputation throughout the duration of their imprisonment. The author contends that prevailing legal gaps put prisoners to an undue dependence, compelling them to foster conditions conducive to corruption to secure favorable treatment from the institution's administration. Based on the results of the analysis, the author has developed proposals for improving the current Criminal Executive Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and by-laws by specifying provisions regarding the assignment of positive degrees of behavior to convicts.

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