The monograph examines the institution of deprivation of liberty as a generic concept and types of punishment associated with the isolation of a convicted person from society. This work attempts to theoretically and legally construct types of deprivation of liberty: imprisonment for a term or indefinitely; detention in an open correctional colony to serve the final stage of a prison sentence; detention of juvenile prisoners in an educational center. For students, graduate students, teaching staff of law universities, researchers researching modern problems of criminal punishment.