What is the experience of prisoners being sent to the strict control team and locked up in prison?

The prison strict management team is the strict management team, and the detention center is the detention center. Don't confuse the theme with the theme. The strict management team is only a sub-prison area, and the brig is a special prison area with a higher level than the strict management team.

Strict management team

Strict management team refers to those criminals who do not commit major crimes, keep small things, are not enough to use administrative sanctions, and have a negative attitude towards reform, similar to "study classes" in prisons. Generally, some criminals who are sent to the strict management team in the sub-prison area have a score of more than 20 points in a month or a quarter. The most common criminals like this are passive slacking, and they have the ability to complete the labor task but have not completed it, or have not completed it satisfactorily. After repeated education, they are directly sent to the strict management team for re-education.

On the other hand, criminals who have been repeatedly warned, recorded and locked up like this slick can be exempted from the above punishment. What should I do? Send it to the strict management team for training!

Every prison has a strict control team, and prisoners are sent there, which is not generally comfortable.

1. Prisoners who have committed serious violations of discipline can be sent to the brig of the strict management team after examination and approval. For example, fighting, swearing, disobeying management, destroying production, disturbing public order and so on.

2. Imprisoning prisoners is not to close them if you want, but to enter them if you want, which requires certain approval procedures. Fill in the Prison Admission Approval Form (Strict Management) in the sub-prison area where the prisoner is located, including the prisoner's name, case type, the beginning and end of the sentence, the facts of violation of discipline, the proposed prison detention period, the police, the person in charge of the sub-prison area, the prison leader in charge, the person in charge of the functional department and the person in charge of the prison.

3. The brig is a reinforced concrete building two meters square and two meters high, with an iron gate, a window 20 centimeters square, a faucet and a defecation hole. The room has lights, 24-hour multi-angle video surveillance, and there is no sunshine in the room. The wall is covered with rubber (to prevent suicide).

There are two prisoners on duty outside the confinement room, and they are monitored 24 hours a day. In addition, there are police in the sub-prison area, the prison area and the prison monitoring room.

5. The brig has half an hour of outdoor time every day. The so-called fresh air means walking out of the room from indoors, so that it can be ventilated and you can see the sunshine.

6. The dietary standard in the prison room is lower than that of ordinary prisoners. Generally, three meals a day are wowotou and boiled water, and the quantity is limited.

7. The most uncomfortable thing about the detention room is that there is limited space for activities and no one to communicate. In most cases, it is basically embarrassing to close the museum for three days. Hurry up and admit your mistake and try to lift the confinement in advance.

The meaning of the brig is not only to punish yourself, but also to warn others. Every unit in prison must have a few tartars who always want to make trouble. Once you are locked up for violating discipline, you will come out and ask questions. What's going on inside? The answer is that the treatment is good, and meals are delivered three times a day, but hundreds of mosquitoes can be caught in one night. Those Tatars will naturally be honest when they hear this.

In a word, criminals who violate discipline, whether they are sent to the strict management team or the brig, are all made by themselves. It is difficult enough to do it in prison, and it is necessary to complicate things. Going to jail, reforming well, fighting for commutation and returning to society as soon as possible is the way out!