The book "Compulsory measures of a medical nature in the criminal legislation of the Russian Federation" by Fedorov is a deep and comprehensive study that immerses the reader in the complex world of intersection of law and medicine. In today's society, where issues of justice and mental health are becoming more relevant, this work opens new horizons for understanding how Russian legislation regulates the use of medical measures in criminal cases. The author, with extensive experience in the field of criminal law and psychiatry, masterfully combines theoretical aspects with practical examples, which makes the book not only informative, but also fascinating to read. Fedorov analyzes existing gaps in legislation, and also suggests possible ways to eliminate them, which makes his work especially valuable for lawyers, law students, as well as researchers in the field of law and medicine. The book will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to a wide audience, including those interested in human rights, criminal responsibility and mental health issues. Readers seeking to understand how coercive measures of a medical nature operate in the context of criminal law will find in this work many useful ideas and concepts. It can also be useful for law enforcement and medical professionals who are faced with the need to put such measures into practice. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues: from the definition of the concepts of coercive measures to their application in judicial practice. Fedorov emphasizes the importance of respect for human rights and ethical standards in the application of medical measures, which makes his work relevant in the light of modern discussions on the humanization of criminal law. It raises questions about how to properly balance the protection of society and the rights of the individual, which is a key point in today's debate about criminal law reform. The author's style is clear and accessible, which allows him to convey complex legal and medical concepts to a wide audience. Fedorov uses many examples from practice, which helps the reader to better understand how theoretical aspects are applied in real life. His previous works, such as "Psychiatry and Law" and "Criminal Law: Theory and Practice", have also been recognized for their in-depth analysis and practical focus, making him an expert in the field. The book "Compulsory measures of a medical nature in the criminal legislation of the Russian Federation" is not just a scientific publication, but an important contribution to the discussion of topical issues related to justice and medicine. It encourages the reader to reflect on the place of the individual in the justice system and how existing mechanisms for the protection of both society and individual rights can be improved. This work will become an indispensable assistant for all who seek to understand the intricacies of criminal law and its interaction with the medical aspects. If you are looking for a book that will help you better understand how the system of coercive measures in Russia works, and how it affects the fate of people, then Fedorov’s work will be a real discovery for you. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating and important topic that affects each of us.