1986 Ed.]
Prison Rules
[CAP. 234
A 19
(a) they shall be allowed to visit a prisoner twice a month and no more than 3 persons shall be allowed at one time;
(b) the visits of the relatives and friends of a prisoner shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose and the visits shall be limited to 30 minutes on each occasion;
(c) a prisoner shall be visited in the presence of an officer of the Correctional Services Department;
(d) the Superintendent shall fix the days and times for visits which shall be publicly notified at the gates of the prison;
(e) [Deleted, L.N. 65/69]
(f) visitors shall not be admitted until they have recorded their names and addresses, their relationship to or connexion with the prisoner they wish to visit;
(fa) visitors shall not be admitted unless they have satisfied an officer of the Correctional Services Department, if so required, as to their identity;
(g) the Superintendent may, in special cases, extend the duration of a visit;
(h) the Superintendent may permit any convicted prisoner to see his relatives or friends for the purpose of making arrangements respecting his property or for any other special reason;
(i) the Superintendent may allow a prisoner who is entitled to a visit to write a letter instead of receiving such visit.
49. (1) Any police officer may visit prisoners for the purpose of identification parades, on production of an order from the proper police or judicial authority.
(2) Any police officer may visit prisoners for the purpose of inquiring into reported or reasonably suspected offences.
50. Officers of the Court, with competent warrants or orders for serving writs or other legal process on persons within the prison, shall be admitted into the prison for that purpose.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 242/83.
L.N. 65/69.
L.N. 353/81.
L.N. 30/82.
L.N. 65/69.
L.N. 30/82.
L.N. 353/81.
Visits by police officers. L.N. 353/81.
L.N. 353/81.
Visits by officers of the Court.
Persons in default of payment.
51. A person committed to prison in default of the payment of a sum which in pursuance of any conviction or order he is required to pay shall be allowed to have an interview with his friends on a week-day at any reasonable hour, or to communicate by letter with them for the purpose of providing for a payment which would procure his release from prison, and every such prisoner shall on his admission be informed of this rule.
52. (1) Reasonable facilities shall be allowed for the legal adviser of a prisoner who is party to legal proceedings, civil or criminal, to interview the prisoner with reference to those proceedings in the sight but not in the hearing of an officer of the Correctional Services Department.
Visits by legal adviser.
L.N. 30/82.
1986 Ed.]
Prison Rules
[CAP. 234
A 19
(a) they shall be allowed to visit a prisoner twice a month and no more than 3 persons shall be allowed at one time;
(b) the visits of the relatives and friends of a prisoner shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose and the visits shall be limited to 30 minutes on each occasion;
(c) a prisoner shall be visited in the presence of an officer of the
Correctional Services Department;
(d) the Superintendent shall fix the days and times for visits
which shall be publicly notified at the gates of the prison; (e) [Deleted, L.N. 65/69]
(f) visitors shall not be admitted until they have recorded their names and addresses, their relationship to or connexion with the prisoner they wish to visit;
(fa) visitors shall not be admitted unless they have satisfied an officer of the Correctional Services Department, if so required, as to their identity;
(g) the Superintendent may, in special cases, extend the dura-
tion of a visit;
(h) the Superintendent may permit any convicted prisoner to see his relatives or friends for the purpose of making arrangements respecting his property or for any other special reason;
(i) the Superintendent may allow a prisoner who is entitled to
a visit to write a letter instead of receiving such visit.
49. (1) Any police officer may visit prisoners for the purpose of identification parades, on production of an order from the proper police or judicial authority.
(2) Any police officer may visit prisoners for the purpose of inquiring into reported or reasonably suspected offences.
50. Officers of the Court, with competent warrants or orders for serving writs or other legal process on persons within the prison, shall be admitted into the prison for that purpose.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 242/83.
L.N. 65/69.
L.N. 353/81.
L.N. 30/82.
L.N. 65/69.
L.N. 30/82.
L.N. 353/81.
Visits by police officers. L.N. 353/81.
L.N. 353/81.
Visits by officers of the Court.
Persons
default of
payment.
51. A person committed to prison in default of the payment of a sum which in pursuance of any conviction or order he is required imprisoned on to pay shall be allowed to have an interview with his friends on a week-day at any reasonable hour, or to communicate by letter with them for the purpose of providing for a payment which would procure his release from prison, and every such prisoner shall on his admission be informed of this rule.
52. (1) Reasonable facilities shall be allowed for the legal adviser of a prisoner who is party to legal proceedings, civil or criminal, to interview the prisoner with reference to those proceed- ings in the sight but not in the hearing of an officer of the Correctional Services Department.
Visits by legal adviser.
L.N. 30/82.
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