Detention center regulations

Forty-ninth detention centers need to keep the property brought in or sent back by criminals, which should be counted in person and registered in detail. When filling in the property preservation registration form, the name, quantity, quality, specifications, characteristics, brand and other contents of the property shall be clearly written and signed and sealed by the actor. The registration form shall be made in triplicate, one for the stub, one for the offender to receive and keep, and one for the property.

If a prisoner really needs to use the property in custody, it shall be approved by the director of the detention center. When accepting property, a criminal shall issue a written certificate.

Article 50 A prisoner's property shall be properly kept by a designated person and stored in a special warehouse. Except for force majeure, if the escrow property is damaged or lost, compensation shall be made according to the price. Articles that are difficult to preserve shall be taken back by the criminal's family members or handled by the case-handling organ as appropriate.