When relatives and friends go to the detention center, there is a special external window. Family and friends give cash to the staff, and some staff register. Criminal suspects and defendants in detention centers buy and sell goods by bookkeeping. So generally speaking, relatives and friends go to the detention center to save money for the use of criminal suspects and defendants in the detention center.
According to the relevant laws and regulations, criminal suspects, defendants and criminals detained in detention centers shall conduct safety inspections on their persons and the articles they carry. If prohibited items, criminal evidence and suspicious items are found, a written record shall be made, signed by the detained person, fingerprinted and sent to the case-handling organ for handling. Physical examination of women should be carried out by female staff.
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Procedures for handling criminal cases by public security organs
Article 44 A criminal suspect may entrust a defense lawyer by himself. If a criminal suspect is in custody, his guardian or close relatives may also entrust a defense lawyer to defend him on his behalf.
The request of a criminal suspect to entrust a defense lawyer may be in writing or orally. If it is put forward orally, the public security organ shall make a written record, which shall be signed by the criminal suspect and fingerprinted. Article 45 If a criminal suspect in custody requests the detention center to entrust a defense lawyer, the detention center shall promptly convey it to the case-handling department, which shall promptly convey it to the defense lawyer or law firm entrusted by the criminal suspect.
If the criminal suspect in custody only asks to entrust a defense lawyer, but can't mention the specific object, the case-handling department shall promptly notify the guardian and close relatives of the criminal suspect to entrust a defense lawyer on his behalf. If the criminal suspect has no guardian or close relative, the case-handling department shall promptly notify the local lawyers association or the judicial administrative organ to recommend a defense lawyer for him. Article 49 If a criminal suspect or defendant enters a detention center without entrusting a defender or a legal aid institution without entrusting a lawyer to provide defense, the detention center shall inform him of his right to meet with the lawyer on duty, obtain legal advice, make suggestions on procedure selection, apply for changing compulsory measures and put forward opinions on handling cases, and provide convenience for the criminal suspect or defendant to meet with the lawyer on duty.
If a criminal suspect or defendant who has not entrusted a defender or a legal aid institution has not entrusted a lawyer to provide defense, the detention center shall notify the lawyer on duty to provide legal aid within 24 hours.