Can I visit the detention facility every day? What time is it? 5

Administrative detention visits once to see the relevant provisions. The detainee's close relatives and the responsible person of the unit may visit them within the prescribed time.

1. Article 28 of the "Detention Center Regulations" stipulates that "during the period of detention, with the consent of the case-handling organ and the approval of the public security organ, a prisoner may correspond and meet with his close relatives".

2. Relatives and friends of the penalized person may visit the penalized person under detention at the designated time of the detention center when they make an appointment in advance, and at the time specified in the detention center.

3. During visits, they may bring daily necessities and food (food needs to be inspected by the police on duty in the detention center), and other items must not be brought to the punished person.

4. The power to adjudicate administrative detention belongs to the public security organ at or above the county level; The time limit is generally less than 10 days, and the heavier ones are not more than 15 days;

5. After the administrative detention decision is announced, during the period of applying for reconsideration and administrative litigation, the punished person and his relatives find a guarantor;

6. or where a guarantee deposit is paid in accordance with regulations, an application may be made for the administrative entity to suspend the execution of administrative detention.

During the period of public security detention, close relatives may meet with them.

Article 52 of the Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations on Detention Centers: Persons meeting with detainees shall hold valid identity documents.

A lawyer retained by a detainee to meet with a detainee shall also present a lawyer's practice certificate, a law firm certificate, a power of attorney, or an official letter of legal aid.

The people's police in the detention facility shall inspect the relevant documents and vouchers of the persons meeting with them, complete the registration form for meeting with the detainee, and promptly make arrangements for them.

Meetings with detainees shall be conducted at the time and area specified by the detention center, and the detention center's regulations on the management of meetings shall be observed.

The number of meetings with detainees shall generally not exceed 2, the number of persons at each meeting shall not exceed 3, and the duration of the meeting shall not exceed 30 minutes.

Where there are special circumstances requesting a meeting on a non-meeting day or increasing the number, number of people, and time of the meeting, it shall be upon the approval of the detention facility leadership.

Meetings with detainees by lawyers appointed by detainees are not limited in number or time, but shall be conducted during normal working hours.

Where the regulations on the management of meetings are violated, the detention center may give a warning or order the meeting to be stopped.

At the end of the meeting, the detention center shall conduct a physical examination of the detainee and return him to the detention cell.

In the case of administrative detention, it is possible to visit during working hours from Monday to Friday.

8 a.m. to 12 a.m., 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Legal analysis: Most are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., closed on Saturdays and Sundays. However, only relatives and guardians of offenders can exercise the right of visitation.

However, it depends on the specific regulations of each detention center, and the convicted prisoners in detention centers generally organize meetings at a fixed time every month, and cannot meet during criminal detention.

Legal basis: Detention Unit Regulations

Article 24: Where a detainee is suspected of a new violation or crime during the period of detention, the detention center shall report to the competent public security organ of the detention center for handling; Where the detention center discovers that the detainee is suspected of other violations or crimes before taking him into custody, it shall notify the organ that made the detention decision or the public security organ in charge of reporting to the detention center for handling.

Article 25: Detention facilities guarantee the detainee's right to communicate during the detention period, and the detainee's correspondence with others is not subject to inspection or seizure. Detainees shall comply with the detention center's regulations on the management of communications.

Article 26: Detention facilities guarantee the right of detainees to meet with detainees during their detention. Detainees shall comply with the detention center's regulations on the management of meetings.

Detainees shall comply with the detention center's regulations on the management of meetings. Meetings with detainees shall be conducted in the detention center's meeting area at the prescribed time with valid identification documents. A lawyer retained by a detainee to meet with a detainee shall also present a lawyer's practice certificate, a law firm certificate, a letter of attorney, or an official letter of legal aid.

Except for statutory holidays, prison visits are allowed at other times. However, meetings with prisoners are not allowed more than once a month, and each meeting must not exceed half an hour, and the number of close relatives at each meeting must not exceed three. During the period of detention, with the consent of the case-handling organ and the approval of the public security organs, prisoners may communicate and meet with their close relatives.

Detention is divided into administrative, judicial and criminal detention. Administrative detention is an administrative punishment imposed by the public security agency on a person who violates the Law on Administrative Penalties for Public Security and needs to restrict his or her personal freedom. Judicial detention is a punishment imposed by the people's court on a person who violates judicial trial procedures and discipline and needs to restrict his or her personal freedom.

Criminal detention is when a criminal suspect or defendant has committed a criminal act, and it is necessary to take compulsory measures to restrict their personal freedom. Persons in administrative or judicial detention are generally detained in detention centers, and criminal suspects or defendants in criminal detention are generally detained in detention centers. Family members are not allowed to visit criminal suspects while they are in custody.

1. If I am criminally detained, will I be sentenced to a prison sentence after entering the detention center?

After criminal detention, a sentence is not necessarily imposed.

Criminal detention is a compulsory measure in criminal investigation, which can be taken against a criminal suspect during or after the investigation. After the criminal suspect is detained, if the investigation department finds that the criminal suspect does not constitute a crime or does not pursue criminal responsibility, it may decide to withdraw the case.

After transferring the case to the public prosecution department for review for prosecution, the public prosecution department may make a decision not to prosecute if it finds that a crime is not constituted or that criminal responsibility is not pursued.

Where a lawsuit is brought to the people's court, and after trial, the court finds that a crime is not constituted or that criminal responsibility is not pursued, it may declare a not guilty or be exempted from criminal responsibility. Where, during the course of investigation, it is discovered that the criminal suspect should not be pursued for criminal responsibility, the case shall be withdrawn. Where a criminal suspect has already been arrested, he shall be immediately released, a certificate of release shall be issued, and the people's procuratorate that originally approved the arrest shall be notified.