What conditions do defense lawyers need to meet in detention centers?

1. power of attorney; 2. Official letter from law firm; 3. Special letter of introduction for lawyers to meet with criminal suspects and defendants; 4. A copy of the client's ID card; 5. Household registration book or marriage certificate or proof of kinship; 6. Lawyer's practice certificate. Handle the meeting notice with the above materials, and submit the meeting notice and letter of introduction to the detention center for meeting. Article 6 Lawyers shall abide by laws, regulations and rules when meeting criminal suspects and defendants in custody. No letters, money or other articles that violate the regulations on places of detention shall be delivered to criminal suspects or defendants. Communication tools shall not be handed over to criminal suspects or defendants for use. It is not allowed to bring the criminal suspect, the defendant's family or other personnel to the meeting. Lawyers can bring 1 interns to the meeting. Interns should provide the Lawyer's Internship Certificate and the written certificate issued by the law firm. Article 7 If a lawyer needs an interpreter when meeting a criminal suspect or defendant in custody, he shall obtain the consent of the case-handling organ in advance. At the meeting, the approval document and the identity certificate of the translator allowed by the case-handling organ shall be submitted to the detention center. Article 8 Without the consent of the place of detention and the criminal suspect or defendant, lawyers shall not record, video or take photos when meeting with the criminal suspect or defendant in custody. Section 2 Lawyers Meet with Criminal Suspects in Custody at the Investigation Stage Article 9 After a criminal suspect is interrogated for the first time by a case-handling organ or compulsory measures are taken, a lawyer has the right to meet with the criminal suspect by presenting his lawyer's practice license, letter of introduction from a law firm, power of attorney or official letter of legal aid. If the lawyer proposes to meet the criminal suspect, the case-handling organ shall arrange the meeting within 48 hours. If a lawyer requests to meet with a criminal suspect in a major and complicated case of two or more persons, such as the crime of organizing, leading or participating in an underworld organization, the crime of organizing or leading a terrorist organization, or the crime of smuggling, drug crimes, corruption and bribery, the case-handling organ shall arrange a meeting within five days. In the investigation stage, the case-handling organ shall protect the lawyer's right to know when making matters related to the case proceedings, such as detention, arrest, extension of detention, change of compulsory measures, change of detention place, termination of investigation, transfer for examination and prosecution or revocation of the case. Article 10 A lawyer's request to meet a case or a criminal suspect whose nature involves national security or state secrets shall be submitted to the case-handling organ. The case-handling organ shall, within 5 days from the date of receiving the lawyer's request for meeting, make a decision on whether to approve or disapprove the meeting. If the case-handling organ does not approve the meeting, it shall inform the applicant lawyer in writing and explain the reasons. The applicant lawyer may apply to the case-handling organ for reconsideration. Eleventh in the investigation stage, when lawyers meet with criminal suspects in custody, the case-handling organs generally do not send personnel to be present. Article 12 When a lawyer meets a criminal suspect in custody, he can learn the following information related to the case: (1) Basic information of the criminal suspect; (2) Whether the criminal suspect has committed the suspected criminal act; (3) the criminal suspect's statement of the facts of the case; (four) the criminal suspect is not guilty or guilty of a minor offence; (5) Whether the legal procedures for taking compulsory measures against criminal suspects are complete and legal; (six) whether the personal rights, property rights and litigation rights of the criminal suspect have been violated after taking compulsory measures; (seven) other information related to the case that needs to be known. Article 13 When meeting with a criminal suspect, a lawyer may provide the following legal services: (1) Explain and explain the relevant provisions of the criminal law, criminal procedure law and relevant judicial interpretations related to the case; (two) explain and explain the relevant provisions of the civil law, civil procedure law and relevant judicial interpretations related to incidental civil litigation cases; (3) Explain and explain other laws and relevant provisions that may be applicable to handling this case; (4) Other matters prescribed by law. Section 3 Lawyers Meet with Criminal Suspects in Custody during the stage of examination and prosecution Article 14 In the stage of examination and prosecution, if a lawyer requests to meet with a criminal suspect in custody with a lawyer's practice license, a certificate from a law firm, a power of attorney or a letter of legal aid, and a prosecution opinion (including a copy), he shall arrange a place of detention.