What formalities are required for the release of a person from a detention center?
The formalities required to be done by the detention center is first of all by the detention center to carry out a scheduled release of the overall process of mastery, first of all, is to carry out the issuance of the certificate of release, and need to inform the person concerned at the same time in the stipulated period of time, to the original place of registration for the relevant household registration procedures.
Summary, lawyers can go to the detention center to see people, lawyers need to meet with suspects to bring a lawyer's license, law firm certificate and power of attorney and other materials, the detention center to arrange a meeting time is generally not more than forty-eight hours.
Legal basis:
"The Chinese people's **** and the state criminal procedure law" article 39
Defense lawyers can meet and correspond with the detained criminal suspects and defendants. Other defenders may also meet and correspond with criminal suspects and defendants in custody with the permission of the people's court or people's procuratorate.
Where a defense attorney holds a lawyer's practice certificate, a certificate of the law firm and a power of attorney or an official letter of legal aid requesting a meeting with a criminal suspect or defendant in custody, the detention center shall promptly arrange for the meeting, which shall not exceed forty-eight hours at the latest.
Crimes against national security, terrorist activities, during the investigation of defense lawyers to meet with criminal suspects in custody, shall be permitted by the investigating authorities. In the above cases, the investigating authority shall notify the detention center in advance.
Defense lawyers may meet with the suspect or defendant in custody to learn about the case and provide legal advice; they may also verify the evidence with the suspect or defendant from the date of transfer of the case for examination and prosecution. A defense lawyer's meeting with a criminal suspect or defendant is not subject to wiretapping.
Defense lawyers meeting and communicating with criminal suspects and defendants under residential surveillance shall be subject to the provisions of paragraphs 1, 3 and 4.