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.
Legal basis:
Article 26 of the "Detention Center Regulations": Detention centers guarantee the right of detainees to be interviewed while in custody. Detainees must abide by the detention center interview management regulations.
Meetings with detainees must be conducted in the detention center interview area at the specified time with valid identity documents.
When the lawyer entrusted by the detainee meets with the detainee, he must also hold a lawyer's practicing certificate, a law firm certificate, a power of attorney or an official legal aid letter.
Article 27 of the "Detention Center Regulations": If a detainee takes an entrance examination, gives birth, or a close relative dies, the detainee or his close relative may apply for leave.
Apply for leave to the detention center, which will review it and report it to the detention decision-making authority for approval. The detention decision-making authority shall make a decision on whether to allow the detainee or his close relatives to leave the detention center within 12 hours after the detainee or his close relatives submit an application.
Time spent away from the detainee’s residence is not included in the period of detention.