Step 2: Before going to jail, it is best to communicate with the prison authorities to see if relatives are allowed to meet. In some cases, prisoners are not allowed to meet. For example, being grounded, being punished for violating rules and regulations, being quarantined for review, etc. Determining in advance whether you can meet in person can reduce the risk of taking the wrong path.
The third step is to check documents, ID cards, and household registration books before going to jail. Don't bring anything else, clothes, fruits, etc. , what is not allowed to be brought into the prison (clothes, bedding, and bedding will be distributed in the prison, don’t worry). You can give him a small amount of money to buy some daily necessities, toothpaste, and towels at the prison self-service supermarket.
Step 4: Each prison will have a conference room for eligible inmates to meet their relatives. Note that it must be immediate family members, no more than three people at a time. After entering prison, there will be a period of prison education. After the education, they will fly to different prison areas (the number of prison areas varies according to the number of prisoners), verify their identities in the interview room, and contact their relatives serving their sentences in the prison area through the police working in the interview room, and then be led by the police Meet in the interview room.
The fifth step is to meet through the glass and make a phone call (just like in movies and TV). For security reasons, the call process must be recorded, and the entire process must be accompanied by police, otherwise collusion in confessions and transfer of stolen goods may occur. The meeting time is generally 30 minutes, and may be extended or shortened under special circumstances.
Step 6: After the interview, the prisoners are taken back to prison by the police and their relatives go home. Note that during the interview, it is best not to spread bad news about your family, as it will really have a great impact on the prison sentence and rehabilitation. It's best to take your time.
Of course, this is a general situation. Depending on the environment and other needs, there may be some changes in different prisons in different regions. Better to find out before you go to jail.