1. Number of interviews: Generally speaking, each detainee will be interviewed twice during detention. In principle, each detainee can only meet once per day, and close relatives (parents, grandparents, husband and wife, children, brothers and sisters, etc.) are the first choice. You must register at the meeting registration window before the meeting. The meeting generally does not exceed 3 people, and special circumstances must be approved by the leader. Each meeting shall not exceed half an hour, and the meeting time shall be adjusted according to the volume of meetings.
2. If it is criminal detention, relatives are not allowed to visit during the detention period, but defense lawyers can visit, and lawyers can meet with criminal suspects in custody. The investigation agency can send personnel to be present based on the case situation and needs;
3. If it is administrative detention, all administrative detentions have visiting hours. Relatives and friends of the punished person can make an appointment in advance to visit the punished person during the visiting hours specified by the administrative detention center.
4. If it is criminal detention, relatives are not allowed to visit during the detention period, but defense lawyers can visit, and lawyers can meet with criminal suspects in custody. The investigation agency can send personnel to be present based on the case situation and needs.
5. In the case of administrative detention, the full visiting time specified in the administrative detention shall be used. Relatives and friends of the punished person can make an appointment in advance to visit the punished person during the visiting hours specified by the administrative detention center.
Necessary daily necessities, clothing, and food can be brought with you during the visit (subject to inspection and approval by the police at the detention center), and other things are not allowed to be given to the punished person.
Prisons generally do not need to give away anything because everything inside is distributed uniformly.
1. Unconvicted prisoners in the detention center are not allowed to visit the prison, nor are they allowed to meet anyone except lawyers.
2. Criminals sentenced to serve in a detention center can visit, but they may not visit more than three times in a month.
Not everyone has the right to visit. Generally speaking, it is the criminal's close relatives or other closely related people. However, it is allowed to send things or money to prisoners from outside, but the things must be bought from a store under the detention center or the goods must be inspected before they can be sent. You can look up the phone number and ask about visiting hours.