Whether a detainee who is 75 years old and has a serious illness can be released from prison early

No, but you can apply for medical care, send a doctor in or have someone monitor you to the hospital.

Legal Analysis: 75 years old in prison cannot be released. China's relevant laws do not stipulate how old a prisoner can be released, except for those who have completed their sentence, they can also be commuted and paroled, but there are legal conditions.

If the convict is incapacitated due to his advanced age, and has shown repentance, and will no longer endanger society after parole, he may be released on parole. Parole is a system in which criminals sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or life imprisonment are conditionally released early after serving a certain sentence because they have complied with prison rules, received education and reform, suffered from serious illnesses or have truly shown repentance, and will no longer endanger society.

Legal basis: Article 28 of the "Prison Law of the People's Republic of China" Where convicts temporarily serving their sentence outside of prison have the circumstances provided for in the Criminal Procedure Law that they shall be taken into custody, the community corrections establishments shall promptly notify the prison to take them into custody. Where the sentence is completed, the prison where they were originally held is to go through the formalities for release.

Where a convict dies while temporarily serving his sentence outside of prison, the community corrections establishment shall promptly notify the prison where he was originally detained.

Hello, the answer to your question is as follows: The law stipulates that convicts shall be released in accordance with the law upon the completion of their sentences in the course of serving their sentences for rehabilitation, and at the same time, those who meet the legal conditions may have their sentences commuted, and they will not be released according to their age. The specific regulations are as follows:

1. Article 35 of the "Law" provides that when a convict completes his sentence, he shall be released on time and issued with a certificate of release.

II. Article 78 of the Criminal Law [Conditions for Application]Criminals sentenced to controlled release, short-term detention, fixed-term imprisonment, or life imprisonment may have their sentences commuted if they earnestly abide by prison rules, accept education and reform, and truly show repentance and reform, or have meritorious service during the enforcement period; Where there is any of the following major meritorious performances, the sentence shall be commuted:

1) Obstructing the major criminal activities of others;

2) Reporting major criminal activities inside or outside the prison, and it is verified to be true upon investigation;

3) There are inventions, creations, or major technological innovations;

4) sacrificing oneself to save others in daily production or life;

5) In resisting natural disasters or eliminating major accidents, there are outstanding rock orange performances;

6) Other major contributions to the state and society.

The law stipulates that offenders who have served their sentences in the course of serving their sentences and reform shall be released in accordance with the law, and at the same time, those who meet the legal requirements may have their sentences commuted, and they will not be released according to their age. The specific regulations are as follows:

1. Article 35 of the "Prison Law" provides that when a convict completes his sentence, the prison shall release him on time and issue a certificate of release.

II. Article 78 of the Criminal Law [Conditions for Application]Criminals sentenced to controlled release, short-term detention, fixed-term imprisonment, or life imprisonment may have their sentences commuted if they conscientiously abide by prison rules, accept education and reform, and truly show repentance and reform, or make meritorious contributions; Where there is any of the following major meritorious contributions, the sentence shall be commuted:

1) Obstructing the major criminal activities of others;

2) Reporting major criminal activities inside or outside the prison, which is verified to be true upon investigation;

(3) There are inventions, creations, or major technological innovations;

4) sacrificing oneself to save others in daily production or life;

5) Outstanding performance in resisting natural disasters or eliminating major accidents;

6) Other major contributions to the state and society.