The Prohibition of Certain Actions as a Reflection of the Humanistic Principles of Criminal Proceedings

Modern approaches to the selection and application of preventive measures have undergone significant changes, which have also affected legislative prescriptions providing for quite a variety of types of such measures. A significant influence on the development and evolution of preventive measures was exerted by a change in the legislator's approach to the construction of this system and the significant impact of humanization on criminal procedural activities. The author notes in the article that the prohibition of certain actions is an alternative to the use of detention and house arrest. However, the prohibitions contained in the law require clarification of the procedure, as well as exceptions in their application, and the system of prohibitions themselves requires expansion.