Can I write a letter to the detention center to write to my parents?

It is possible to write letters to the people inside.

Letters can be sent to inmates in the detention center, but the letters will be checked by the detention center to ensure safety.

On the basis of the "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Detention Centers" and Article 31 of the Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Detention Centers, detention centers may inspect letters sent and received by prisoners when entrusted by the case-handling organs. If it is discovered that it will obstruct the investigation, prosecution, or trial, it may be detained and transferred to the case-handling organ for handling.

Detention Centers' Instructions for Sending Items, Meetings, Correspondence, and Requests for LeaveDetention Centers' Provisions on Sending Items to Detainees' Close Relatives Detention centers accept the entrustment of the case-handling organs, and may inspect letters sent and received by detainees. Upon inspection, letters that have not been found to be problematic can be sent out or handed over to the detainee himself; If a letter is found that hinders the content of the investigation, prosecution, or trial, it shall be detained and transferred.

Public security organs.

I guess it should be possible, you can try it, although the detention center is a prisoner, but it is also humane. Well, as long as you are the parents who are worried about your heart, it is estimated that it is okay to send a letter to your parents, I think well, how to say it? If you miss them, you can bring him a letter, really.

Give a letter to your loved ones and put it together.

If your parents are in the detention center, you must write the letter separately, and the two of them will definitely not be locked up in the same place, it should be separated, so you must write two copies.

Yes, if you go to the detention center and learn to write letters to your parents, you can write a letter to the detention center, you can talk about your current situation, or you can say that your parents are there, and the other party can understand each other.

Of course, you can, as long as it meets the regulations, it's okay to write a letter to your parents.

Yes, the letter requires the consent of the police. Visitation depends on what stage your parents are in, and you are not allowed to visit during the investigation stage.

Beware of peeking at what the guards can unload? two. You can write to whomever you want?

It doesn't matter. You can write whatever you want, as long as it's not illegal.

Yes, in addition to this method, you can also go and see you.

Yes, write two copies, one for each.

Legal Analysis: You can write a letter to someone in a detention center. The suspect still has the right to communicate while in custody and may write to him.

However, for the purpose of investigation, all letters written by the suspect while in custody must be checked by the police in the detention center, and the police generally do not hand over to the suspect any letter that is or may be related to the case or may affect the suspect's mood.

Legal basis: 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.

Article 49: Convicts' acceptance of goods and money shall be subject to approval and inspection by the prison.

Legal Analysis: It is possible for a family member to write a letter to the person inside and the other party can receive it, and the prisoner can also write a letter to the family member.

Legal basis: "Measures for the Management of Criminals Serving Criminal Punishments in Detention Centers".

Article 45: Convicts may meet with their relatives or guardians once or twice a month, not to exceed one hour each 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 51: Convicts may correspond with their relatives, friends, or guardians. Detention centers shall conduct an inspection of the convict's correspondence, and may detain letters that are found to hinder the content of the convict's reform. Letters written by convicts to the detention center's higher-level organs and judicial organs are not subject to inspection.

You can write letters to people in the detention center.

1. While in detention, the criminal suspect still enjoys the right to communicate and may write to him. However, for the purpose of investigation, all letters written by the suspect while in custody must be checked by the police in the detention center, and the police generally do not hand over to the suspect any letter that is or may be related to the case or may affect the suspect's mood.

2. A lawyer may be retained to meet with him to understand the facts of the case and formulate a feasible defense strategy.

No.

Theoretically, communication is possible by checking. But in practice,Because of suspicion of a crime, avoid colluding confessions or influencing the investigation and handling of the case, and do not allow the offender to meet and communicate with his family.

The current detention center must be through a lawyer, otherwise nothing can be entered!

In general, yes.

In judicial practice, parties who are detained in detention centers on suspicion of committing crimes may communicate with their families, but the detention center will conduct a necessary review of the content of the letters, and if the content does not adversely affect the detention center's supervision or is not relevant to the specific case, the detention center will generally agree to send the detained parties' letters by mail.

In addition, if a detained party needs the help of a lawyer, he or she may request that his family retain a defense lawyer for him through a letter, and the defense lawyer will directly go to the detention center to meet with the party to specifically understand the party's demands or needs, and provide the party with a defense, so as to protect the lawful rights and interests of the party.

According to China's relevant laws and regulations, all detainees in detention centers are absolutely not allowed to communicate with the outside world, and they must obtain the approval of the relevant departments before they can communicate and meet with their close relatives.

According to Chapter 6 of China's "Detention Center Regulations", if a prisoner wants to communicate or meet with his close relatives while in detention, he must obtain the consent of the case-handling organ; Where a close relative of a convict is seriously ill or deceased, the convict shall be promptly informed; Where the spouse, parents, or children of a criminal who is not a serious case are critically ill, they may go home to visit them under strict guardianship conditions after obtaining the consent of the case-handling organ.

According to the second paragraph of article 360 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs", foreign criminal suspects may only meet with their close relatives or guardians and communicate with the outside world only with the approval of the public security organs while they are still being investigated by the public security organs and detained by the public security organs.

Judging from these provisions, a prisoner can give his family a beating after being approved by the case-handling organ in the detention center.