Isn t the time spent in prison education counted as serving a sentence?

2. The period of imprisonment, that is, the period of time the prisoner serves the sentence. Incarceration education for new offenders, i.e., after the sentence takes effect, the prisoner is sent to the prison for the initial period of education. When the prisoner is incarcerated, the prisoner is already in prison, and the prisoner has been detained and has lost his personal liberty, and this period is of course counted as the period of imprisonment.

3. Article 47 of the Criminal Law stipulates: "The term of fixed-term imprisonment shall be calculated from the date of execution of the judgment; Where a person is taken into custody before the judgment is enforced, the sentence is to be reduced by one day for each day of detention. It can be seen that if a person is detained before the verdict is made, one day of detention will be deducted from the sentence, and it can be seen from this that if he is detained after the verdict, one day of detention will be deducted from one day.

The period of incarceration and education of a new offender is the period of detention after sentencing, and it is clear that it should be counted towards the period of imprisonment.

You can use the prison management detachment of this prison**, and then call** to ask your brother if he has been assigned to a specific prison area, and generally new prisoners will be allocated for more than a month. You have to understand the days after the assignment can be received, generally the meeting time of new prisoners is different from the time of the assigned interview, because after the assignment is to work, the labor brigade is different from the new prisoner brigade. Hope.

I don't know what kind of main punishment you are talking about, but since it is a prison sentence, there can only be two situations (criminal detention and fixed-term imprisonment). If the main sentence is short-term detention, the term of short-term detention is calculated from the date of execution, and if the sentence is precedent, the sentence is to be reduced by one day for one day of detention. If the principal penalty is fixed-term imprisonment, the term of fixed-term imprisonment shall be calculated from the date of execution, and if the person is detained before the verdict, the sentence shall be reduced by one day for each day of detention (the same as for short-term detention).

At the end of their sentence in prison, they will be released from prison on time, and generally inmates will get a ruling a few days before they are released from prison, and some prisons will only get a ruling one day before they are released from prison, and the specific time of release from prison is written on the ruling, and they are generally released from prison according to the time on the ruling. Stipulate when you are released at the end of your sentence, and you will be free when you are released. This is not child's play, and it must be accepted.

If there is any objection, it is inconvenient to be released from prison on the day when the sentence is completed, and you can apply to stay in prison for another day, which is more humane.

First, the state of inmates must receive education before the end of their sentences, and generally start education three months before the end of their sentences, which will not affect the time of release from prison, and the time of release from prison is also very punctual. After all, there is very strict discipline to be observed in prison, so if you release a person who has completed her sentence at nine o'clock, then the relevant person must leave the prison at nine o'clock, and you can't stay in prison for a moment. Before the completion of the sentence, the prison will arrange for the inmate to call the family and ask the inmate to inform the family.

Ideological education will be conducted. As well as vocational and technical education, as well as employment recommendations, and finally simulating the return to society, it is more intimate.

Second, in prison, there is a time limit for everything you do, so you will be very punctual when you get out of prison. The daily life of inmates is open and transparent, and it is strictly necessary to follow the time, and inmates have developed a habit in this. At the end of their sentences, the inmates leave the prison very punctually.

After all, prison is not a good place, and prison guards are reluctant to let inmates stay longer, and inmates are eager to go home immediately. So it's good for everyone to get out of prison on time.

The expiration of the sentence of the prisoner is out of prison on time, the specific time of release from prison needs to be notified by the prisoner, the family may be inaccurate when the reading mask is inquired, generally before the expiration of the sentence, the early warning will give the time for the prisoner to hit **, and the family can wait in advance and pick it up on time.

Usually it is not punctual, and when the prison guards think of you, then they will let you out of the hospital, but it is usually around four or five o'clock in the afternoon.

No, it won't. But it will definitely let you out, but I can't be sure which time period. Because you can't let other people see it.

It won't be punctual, you have to look at the speed of the prison guards, if the processing speed is faster, then you can get out of prison before the end of work.

When you serve your sentence, you can get out of prison on time, and sometimes you behave well in prison and will let you get out of prison early, so what your sentence is, depends on whether you have the opportunity to be released early during the sentence, if not, just get out on time, as long as you don't commit any crimes in prison.

If a person goes to jail, he has broken the law and has been convicted and imprisoned, which means that your actions have borne the consequences, and you need to take this responsibility in prison.

For example, if you commit intentional homicide, but that person is not killed by you, and is directly hospitalized, and then discharged from the hospital, then your responsibility is to go to prison for three years, so in this three-year period, as long as the sentence is up, you can get out of prison on time.

As long as you behave well in prison, the police staff who manage you feel that they can bail you out and let you out of prison early, because you really pass all the tests, you can get out of prison half a year early.

If you are guilty of stealing, then you are sentenced to two years, because you have no money to pay these financial bills, and you can only pay them by going to jail, then you reform yourself while serving your sentence, and you can generally be released from prison in about a year, because this crime of stealing is not serious.

Provide you with a realistic bail direction according to the crime you have committed, because as long as you have an excellent behavior of self-reform in prison, the police officer will modify the information for you and let you get out of prison early.

Some people are in prison, they will not be able to get out of prison on time, for example, if he violates the prison code of conduct in prison, then he will have to increase the period of imprisonment, for example, he was originally in prison for five years, but he broke the law again, and it became six years!

The person in prison deeply understands the importance of positive energy, so he will make himself a legitimate person who dares to express himself during his sentence, and let himself be released from prison early.

Those who are in prison will be released from prison on time, which is an inevitable consequence, and they can also be released from prison early, which is a realistic reward.

No. Because you need to go through the relevant procedures to get out of prison, it may be later when there are many people, so it is not necessarily necessary to get out of prison on time.

It should be, under normal circumstances, it is necessary to go through the formalities, and after completing the formalities, you can be released from prison, and there will be relevant standards for getting out of prison.

Yes, they are generally released on time, and some clothes will be provided.

The duration of education for new inmates is 2 months.

Conditions for Execution in Custody:

1. Must be a criminal whose judgment has been rendered by the people's court in accordance with legal procedures;

2. The sentence to be imposed must be a real sentence and not a suspended sentence;

3. Controlled release, probation (except for death reprievance), execution outside of prison, re-education through labor, compulsory drug rehabilitation, etc., do not belong to the scope of imprisonment.

The process of admission to prison is as follows:

1. Review the legal documents of criminals sent to custody. That is, to examine whether the criminal judgment of the people's court has taken legal effect, whether the copy of the people's procuratorate's indictment, the judgment of the people's court, the notice of enforcement, and the case closure registration form are complete, and whether there are any errors in the records;

2. Conduct physical examinations of criminals sent into custody. That is, to check whether the offender is suffering from a serious illness, whether the female offender is pregnant or breastfeeding her own baby, etc.;

3. Personal and belongings inspection. If contraband or stolen goods are discovered, they shall be confiscated and sent to the people's court for handling; If materials are found that can be used for investigation or trial, they should be promptly sent to the competent investigation or trial organ;

4. Fill out the "Prisoner Registration Form" for the convicts who are admitted to prison;

5. Issue a notice of non-congratulatory notice to the family of the convict. After a convict is admitted to prison, the prison shall promptly notify his family and must issue a notice within 5 days of his or her admission to prison. For convicts who have no family members, the prison may notify their units, grassroots organizations, or public security police stations in their original places of residence.

Legal basisArticle 264 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

When convicts are transferred for enforcement of their criminal punishment, the people's court that transferred them for enforcement shall send the relevant legal documents to the public security organs, prisons, or other enforcement organs within 10 days of the judgment taking effect. For convicts sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, life imprisonment, or fixed-term imprisonment, the public security organs are to send the convict to prison to enforce their punishment in accordance with law. For convicts sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, where the remaining sentence is less than three months before they are transferred for enforcement, the detention center is to enforce it on their behalf.

Convicts sentenced to short-term detention are to be enforced by the public security organs. Juvenile offenders shall be sentenced in a juvenile correctional facility. The enforcement organ shall promptly take the convict into custody and notify the convict's family.

Convicts sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or short-term detention shall be issued a certificate of release at the completion of the enforcement period.

The period of education for new inmates is generally two months.

The measures that prisons should take to educate and reform convicts are:

1. Convicts shall be given ideological education in the legal system, morality, situation, policies, future, and so forth;

2. Literacy education, primary education, and junior secondary education shall be provided to convicts according to different circumstances;

3. Vocational and technical education shall be conducted for convicts in accordance with the needs of prison production and post-release employment of convicts;

4. Convicts are encouraged to study on their own, and where they pass the examination, the relevant departments are to issue corresponding certificates.

1. During the period of serving their sentences, convicts enjoy the following rights: their personality is not to be insulted, their personal safety and lawful property are not violated, and they enjoy the rights of defense, appeal, accusation, report, and other rights that have not been deprived or restricted in accordance with law;

2. During the period of serving their sentences, convicts shall perform the following obligations: abide by state laws, regulations, and prison rules and discipline, obey management, accept education and reform, and participate in labor in accordance with regulations.

Legal basis: Article 243 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

Second-instance people's courts accepting appeals or prosecutorial counter-appeals shall complete trial within two months. In cases where the death penalty might be given, or in cases with attached civil litigation, as well as in any of the circumstances provided for in article 158 of this Law, an extension of 2 months may be granted upon approval or decision of the high people's court of the province, autonomous region, or directly governed municipality; Where an extension is necessary due to special circumstances, it shall be reported to the Supreme People's Court for approval. The time limit for the Supreme People's Court to accept appeals and prosecutorial counter-appeals is to be decided by the Supreme People's Court.

First, regarding the sentencing time of the offender, the parties can seep into the mountain to inquire through the Internet. According to Article 3 of the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Publication of Judgment Documents by People's Courts on the Internet, the following judgment documents made by the people's courts shall be published on the Internet:

1) Criminal, civil, or administrative judgments;

2) Criminal, civil, administrative, and enforcement rulings;

c) payment orders;

4) Criminal, civil, administrative, and enforcement rejection notices;

5) State compensation decision;

6) A written compulsory treatment decision or a written decision rejecting an application for compulsory treatment;

7) Decisions on the enforcement and modification of criminal punishments;

8) Written decisions on detention or fines made against acts obstructing litigation or enforcement, written decisions on early release from detention, and written reconsideration decisions made as a result of an application for reconsideration of a decision on dissatisfaction with a round of judgments such as detention or fines;

9) Administrative mediation documents and civil public interest litigation mediation documents;

10) Other judgment documents that have the effect of suspending or terminating litigation procedures, or that have an impact on the substantive rights and interests of the parties, or have a major impact on the procedural rights and interests of the parties.

Second, there is no specific rule on which prison the prisoner will serve his sentence, but he will be sent to different prisons depending on the length of the sentence, the gender of the prisoner, and so on. Questioners can go to the detention center where the offender was previously detained, or the local judicial bureau to find out what is going on. According to article 15 of the Prison Law, a people's court shall send a notice of enforcement and a written judgment to the public security organ where the convict is detained for a convict sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, life imprisonment or fixed-term imprisonment, and the public security organ shall send the convict to the prison for enforcement within one month of receiving the enforcement notice or judgment.