1. When can I get the prisoner’s cell phone?
According to relevant laws and regulations, criminals’ mobile phones are kept by the prison or returned to their family members with the criminal’s consent, and family members are not allowed to ask for them without authorization.
Article 18 of the "Prison Law of the People's Republic of China" When a criminal is admitted to prison, his person and the items he carries shall be strictly inspected.
Non-daily necessities shall be kept by the prison or returned to the criminal’s family with the consent of the prisoner, and contraband shall be confiscated.
Female prisoners are inspected by female people's police.
2. When can prisoners contact their families after arriving at prison?
Two months later. According to judicial practice, prisoners have a training period of about two months after being imprisoned. During the training period, they are not allowed to see and correspond with their families.
After the training period expires, they will be officially assigned to the prison where they are serving their sentence, and the prison will issue a family notification letter within five days. The notice includes the jail's address, cell block and meeting requirements.
3. How long do prisoners have to stay in the detention center before being sentenced?
Generally, the sentence in the detention center is five to six months, as follows:
The sentence in the detention center is five to six months. Our country is relatively cautious in the sentencing process legally. While in detention, cases and suspects go through more procedures.
At the beginning, we need to understand the truth of the matter, the cause, process and results of the matter, and the main responsible agency for these matters is the public security agency. Of course they need time to investigate and solve the case. Usually it can be completed within two months. It’s really limited in ability, or it involves too much. It can change according to the situation, or it can be reported to superiors, so more time is needed to find out the truth. Once the truth of the incident is known, the prosecution can be reviewed, and this needs to be handed over to the prosecutor's office.
The usual time is 1 month. They mainly reconfirm the truth, summarize who is responsible for the incident, and distinguish who is the victim and who is the person who caused the harm, that is, the criminal. It's like checking your homework, checking it again, and checking it again. Of course, for the two agencies, it is definitely not something that can be accomplished overnight, but requires repeated review, because it is related to the fate of one or several people. When the circumstances are clear and the extent of the crime is known, it is necessary for the people's court to make a judgment.
The time is 1 month to 2 months. Some may feel that it takes too long to decide or file a lawsuit. In fact, incidents happen every day. It is impossible to file a lawsuit against only one person in a month, but things have priorities, and three months is the deadline, which means the case will be concluded at the latest. These three processes add up to about five or six months.
The time required from criminal detention to final sentencing is generally about seven months, usually the longest is nearly 16 months, and some are much longer than 16 months. Because various situations may arise during this period, it may take a long time from criminal detention to final sentencing during special periods.
Prisoners spend five to six months in the detention center before being sentenced. After a prisoner starts serving his sentence, it will take two months before he can contact his family, and he must apply in advance for each prison visit.
I hope the above content can help you. If you have any other questions, please consult a professional attorney.
Legal basis: Article 6 of the "Measures for the Implementation of Detention Center Regulations".
Detention centers are set up by local people's governments at or above the county level according to needs and in accordance with the sequence of government agencies.
The establishment or cancellation of a detention center shall be proposed by the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level, reviewed by the establishment management department and financial department of the people's government at the same level, and reported to the people's government at the same level for approval, and reported to the province level by level. The public security organs of the people's governments at all levels shall be registered; when the public security organs of the railway, transportation, and forest systems and the public security and border defense departments establish or cancel detention centers as necessary, they shall review and approve them in accordance with the prescribed authority and procedures.
The public security organs of the people's governments at or above the prefecture level may, if necessary, recommend that the people's governments at the same level establish a number of detention centers to centrally detain detainees in their respective jurisdictions, counties, cities, and banners.
The public security organs of the provincial people's governments may order detention centers within their jurisdiction that do not have the conditions for law enforcement to stop detaining detainees.
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