My friend has been in the detention center for 50 days, can I visit? What can be done!!

According to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, criminal suspects can only meet and communicate with their defenders before the judgment takes effect, and their family members are not allowed to visit them in accordance with the law.

As long as the court has been tried and the relatives and friends who have passed the detention center have to hold the glass and hold the ** to talk, about ten minutes! You can't write a letter! Communication is not possible unless he is in prison!

Those under one year are in detention centers!

According to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, a criminal suspect may retain a defense lawyer to meet with him before the judgment takes effect. You can write a letter, but the content of the letter must not contain the slightest sentence about the case, and the letter must be short, otherwise the instructor will not help you deliver the letter, and he can also write it, and the conditions are the same.

Relatives and friends will not be able to visit them until the verdict takes effect.

Only defence lawyers can be hired to meet and visit.

1. How long can I visit in the detention center?

Detention in a detention center is generally not allowed to visit, but in special circumstances the result is approved for visitation.

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 communicate and meet with his close relatives.

2. Conditions of visitation.

1.Subject conditions.

In accordance with article 48 of the Prison Law of the People's Republic of China, only relatives and guardians of convicts can exercise the right to visit prisons. However, it is now a common practice throughout the country that friends of convicts can also visit prisons, because prison visits can bring corresponding economic benefits to prisons.

2.The certificate is a simple round condition.

Prisons require the following documents to be presented during prison visits:1Identification documents (including ID cards, temporary ID cards, household registration books, household registration certificates, officer certificates, soldier certificates, etc.), 2

Relevant certificates issued by local neighborhood offices, neighborhood committees, and village committees. It is now common practice that the second type of proof is not required.

3.Time conditions.

This condition stipulates that a prison visit may only be made on a specified number of days. However, the current practice is generally to visit prisons at all times except for statutory holidays.

III. Detention Center Visiting Hours and Requirements:

1.Unconvicted prisoners in detention centers are not allowed to visit their detainees, except to meet with their lawyers. 2.

Convicts who have been sentenced to serving a sentence in a detention center may be allowed to visit, but not more than three times a month. Generally, Saturdays and Sundays are not visiting times. 3.

Not everyone has the right to visit, and generally only close relatives of the offender or other close relatives can. However, it is permissible to send things or money to prisoners from outside, but the items must be purchased from a store affiliated with the detention center or can be delivered after a pure letter inspection.

IV. The criminal legal basis for detention center visits.

Article 40 of the Prison Law stipulates that convicts may meet with their relatives and guardians while serving their sentences. Offenders are generally interviewed once a month, for half an hour to one hour each time. For lenient offenders and other offenders with special circumstances, the prison may take care of increasing the number of meetings and extending the duration of the meetings.

Prisoners who need to meet with each other should request a meeting when sending a letter every month, and the squadron officers and police officers will send a "Notice of Meeting" with the letter, and the interviewees will come to the prison for a meeting on the specified date. In principle, the targets of the convict's meeting refer to the convict's close relatives and guardians.

Convicts who have entered a detention center to serve their sentences are not allowed to visit the detention center unless they are approved under special circumstances. If a visitatory is granted, a close relative or friend is required to visit the prison within the prescribed number of days. However, unconvicted prisoners in detention centers can only meet with lawyers, not visit them.

Criminals who are serving their sentences can only be visited a maximum of three times a month.

According to the relevant laws and regulations, those who are already serving their sentences in detention centers may obtain the consent of the public security organs to conduct visits except on holidays, but each visit is less than half an hour, and only once a month. For suspected offenders who are still in the process of trying the case, only the lawyer can meet with them, and the rest are not allowed to visit. Family members are not allowed to visit criminals in detention centers.

Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Detention Centers

Article 35: Meetings with prisoners are not allowed more than once a month, and must not exceed half an hour each time, and the number of close relatives at each meeting must not exceed three. During the meeting, case-handling personnel and detention police shall be present to monitor the meeting. Prisoners of foreign nationality, ethnic minorities, and deaf-mute offenders must also be hired by the case-handling organs to hire interpreters to be present.

During the meeting, it is strictly forbidden to talk about the case, not to use code language to talk, and not to pass on items in private. Those who violate the regulations and refuse to listen to the stop shall be ordered to stop the meeting immediately. Article 36: With the consent of the case-handling organ and the approval of the competent bureau or division chief of a public security organ at the county level or above, the offender may temporarily leave the facility to visit his or her critically ill spouse, parents, or children.

Prisoners who are involved in serious cases and who are unable to return to the facility on the same day are not allowed to visit.

Visitors shall be escorted and monitored by two or more case-handling personnel, and must not stay overnight outside the facility.

Prison Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 47: Convicts may correspond with others while serving their sentences, but correspondence shall be inspected by the prison. Prisons may withhold letters that hinder the rehabilitation of offenders. Letters written by convicts to the higher authorities of the prison and to the judicial organs are not subject to inspection.

Article 48: During the period of serving their sentence in prison, convicts may meet with relatives and guardians in accordance with provisions.

After a criminal suspect enters a detention center, he or she is generally not allowed to visit, but his family may apply for a visit, and according to the provisions of Chinese law, if a criminal suspect is detained, with the consent of the investigating organ, the detained person may be visited. Because of this, the time of the visit needs to be approved by the case-handling organ.

Legal basis: Article 28 of the "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Detention Centers" 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.

Relatives or guardians visiting the model family members are to meet once or twice a month, and each time does not exceed one hour. Where convicts meet with the retained lawyer, the lawyer is to submit an application to the detention center, and the detention center shall check the power of attorney, the law firm's letter of introduction, and the lawyer's practice certificate, and make arrangements within 48 hours.

Article 45: Convicts may meet with their relatives or guardians once or twice a month, not exceeding one hour at a time. No more than three persons come to meet with the offender at any one time. Where it is necessary to extend the time for a meeting, increase the number of people to be met due to special circumstances, or a person other than their relatives or guardians requests a meeting, it shall be upon the approval of the detention center leadership.

Article 46: Where convicts meet with a lawyer retained by the detention center, the lawyer is to submit an application to the detention center, and the detention center shall inspect the power of attorney, the law firm's letter of introduction, and the lawyer's practice certificate, and make arrangements for it within 48 hours.