The procedures that need to be completed are as follows:
1. Each prison district should deliver the prisoner interview letter to the 12 prison districts 10 days before the interview date.
2. Carefully check and register the letter of acceptance submitted by the branch prison, fill in the notification of receipt of visit, and stamp the "Prison Visit Special Seal" at the seam of the notification of receipt of visit. Sent out 7 days before the visit.
3. Relatives visiting the prison must present a valid meeting notice and ID card. Persons under 16 years old must register in the prison waiting room with their household registration book.
4. The police in the sub-district are responsible for registration in the waiting room. Before reporting in, they must check the interview notice and identity document, check it with the registration card, and register if it is correct, and stamp the special prison interview seal at the bottom of the interview form.
What should family members do during detention?
Detention is a very difficult and anxious time for families. At this time, family members need to take some measures to protect their rights and interests and provide necessary support and assistance to the detained relatives. Here are some suggestions that I hope will help you.
1. Understand relevant laws and regulations: 1. Family members need to understand relevant laws and regulations, including criminal procedure law, criminal law, etc. These laws and regulations set out the rights and obligations of detainees and the actions that families can take while in detention. By understanding these laws and regulations, family members can better safeguard their rights and provide necessary legal support for detained relatives.
2. Seek legal aid: If family members do not have legal background or professional knowledge, they can seek professional legal aid. Legal aid agencies can provide free legal consultation and representation services to families to help them understand their rights and coping strategies. When choosing a legal aid agency, you can choose an agency with good reputation and rich professional experience to ensure high-quality services.
3. Keep in touch: During detention, family members should try to keep in touch with their detained relatives. You can keep in touch with them by phone, email, etc. Understand their circumstances and needs. At the same time, family members can also send messages of care and support to their detained relatives, so that they can feel the warmth and encouragement of their families.
4. Pay attention to the progress of the case: Family members should pay close attention to the progress of the case, including the court date and the verdict. You can keep in touch with lawyers, courts and other relevant personnel to keep abreast of the latest developments of the case. At the same time, family members can also obtain relevant information through the media, the Internet and other channels to keep abreast of the progress of the case.
5. Prepare defense materials: If the family members believe that the detained relative is innocent, or have other evidence to prove their innocence, they can prepare relevant defense materials. These materials can include witness statements, physical evidence, documentary evidence, etc. , and can be used to support the defense of detained relatives. When preparing defense materials, family members should try their best to ensure the authenticity and reliability of the materials to avoid adversely affecting the case.
6. Participate in the trial: If family members think it is necessary, they can participate in the trial process. During the court hearing, family members can provide relevant evidence and defense opinions to the court to strive for a fair trial result for the detained relatives. At the same time, family members can also observe the trial process to understand the actual situation of the case and the judge's attitude, so as to better provide support and help to relatives in custody.
7. Seek psychological support: The period of detention is a very difficult time for family members, which may cause great psychological pressure and burden. At this time, family members can seek psychological support, including psychological counseling and psychotherapy. These services can help family members reduce stress, adjust their mindset, and better cope with difficulties and challenges.
8. Protect their own rights and interests: During detention, family members also need to protect their own rights and interests. If family members believe that their rights and interests have been violated, they can take appropriate actions, including filing complaints and appeals with relevant departments. At the same time, family members must also protect their property and interests to avoid unnecessary losses caused by the case.
All in all, detention is a challenging and difficult time for families.
At this time, family members need to take some measures to protect their rights and interests and provide necessary support and assistance to the detained relatives. Families can better cope with difficulties and challenges and create a better place for themselves and their families by understanding relevant laws and regulations, seeking legal aid, staying in touch, paying attention to case progress, preparing defense materials, participating in court hearings, seeking psychological support, and safeguarding their own rights and interests. future.
Legal Basis
Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 33
Criminal suspects and defendants shall exercise In addition to the right of defense, one or two people may be entrusted as defenders.
The following persons may be entrusted as defenders:
(1) Lawyers;
(2) Recommended by people’s organizations or the unit where the criminal suspect or defendant works Person;
(3) Guardians, relatives and friends of criminal suspects and defendants. Persons who have been sentenced to a criminal penalty or deprived or restricted of personal freedom in accordance with the law may not serve as defenders. Persons who have been dismissed from public office or whose practicing certificates as lawyers or notaries have been revoked may not serve as defenders, except for guardians or close relatives of criminal suspects or defendants.