Thirty-fifth meeting with criminals shall not exceed once a month, and each meeting shall not exceed half an hour, and each meeting shall not exceed three close relatives. During the meeting, there should be case handlers and guards at the scene to monitor.
Foreign criminals, ethnic minority criminals and deaf-mute criminals must also have translators hired by the case-handling organ present. During the meeting, it is forbidden to talk about the case, not to talk in code, and not to pass things privately. In violation of the provisions, do not listen to stop, shall be ordered to immediately stop the meeting.
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According to Article 50 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Detention Center (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations), the Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Detention Center (for Trial Implementation) are formulated.
Its content stipulates that when public security organs in administrative areas above the county level need to set up detention centers, they should report to the public security departments and bureaus of the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the central government for the record; Railway, transportation, forestry and civil aviation systems are equivalent to public security organs at or above the county level. Need to set up a detention center, should be reported to the ministries (bureaus) Public Security Bureau for the record.
Conference exchange
Article 34 correspondence between criminals and their close relatives living in China must be approved by the case-handling organ. If a prisoner requests to meet, it must be approved by the public security organ at or above the county level or the competent bureau or director of the state security organ.
Meetings and correspondence between criminals and their close relatives living in Hongkong, Macao, Taiwan Province Province and foreign countries, or between criminals of foreign nationality and their close relatives, guardians and members of embassies and consulates in China must be approved by the public security departments and bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or the national security departments and bureaus.
Thirty-fifth meeting with criminals shall not exceed once a month, and each meeting shall not exceed half an hour, and each meeting shall not exceed three close relatives. During the meeting, there should be case handlers and guards at the scene to monitor. Foreign criminals, ethnic minority criminals and deaf-mute criminals must also have translators hired by the case-handling organ present.
During the meeting, it is forbidden to talk about the case, not to talk in code, and not to pass things privately. In violation of the provisions, do not listen to stop, shall be ordered to immediately stop the meeting.
Article 36 With the consent of the case-handling organ and the approval of the competent bureau and director of the public security organ at or above the county level, a criminal may temporarily leave his dying spouse, parents or children. Prisoners who are seriously ill and cannot return to their original places that day are not allowed to visit.
Visitors shall be accompanied and supervised by two or more investigators, and shall not spend the night outside.
Article 37 The articles for daily use, books and periodicals for study given or sent by close relatives of criminals shall be registered in detail in the detention center, and shall be handed over to criminals after going through the formalities after inspection and acceptance; Cash is kept by the detention center and can be paid by prisoners when they have a legitimate purpose; Articles that are not allowed to be brought in shall be returned on the spot or after registration.
Article 38 If a detention center fails to entrust a case-handling organ to examine the letters sent and received by criminals, it shall hand them over to the case-handling organ for handling.
Article 39 A defender entrusted by a criminal or a defender designated by a people's court may meet and correspond with the criminal after receiving a copy of the indictment.
When a lawyer meets a prisoner, he must hold a work permit of a law firm (or legal advisory office) and a special letter of introduction in a fixed format; Other defenders who want to meet with detainees must hold a special letter of introduction from the people's court.
Lawyers and other defenders must meet criminals in detention centers with the permission of the people's courts. Detention centers should provide convenience, guard and ensure safety. After the meeting, the prisoner shall be handed over to the police on duty for imprisonment.
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