Effectiveness of the Investigation of Criminal Cases when Using the Area Functioning as a Pre-Trial Detention Center on the Terr

the article considers the problem of using areas functioning as pre-trial detention centers located on the territory of a juvenile correctional facility in the process of conducting investigative actions to investigate criminal cases against minors. Purpose: to study possibilities of areas functioning as pre-trial detention centers for the full disclosure and investigation of criminal cases against minors. Methods: general scientific (analysis, synthesis, induction, etc.), private scientific and special methods of cognition (comparative legal, formal legal, statistical). Results: the process of investigating a criminal case while keeping a minor in a pre-trial detention center has a number of negative sides associated with the negative influence of a criminal subculture, as a result of which criminal infection occurs, prison world rules are acquired, which ultimately complicates the process of investigating a criminal case. Conclusions: the process of conducting criminal investigation, while keeping a minor in a pre-trial detention center, has a number of negative sides associated with a negative influence of the criminal subculture, leading to criminal infection and acquisition of “prison” rules, which ultimately complicates the process of investigating a criminal case.