How to deal with AIDS criminals

1. AIDS prisoners are held in the infectious disease surveillance area designated by the prison bureau. The general process is that the detention center will send AIDS prisoners to the designated prison where AIDS prisoners are held, and complete the handover with the prison administration department. According to the law, if the defendant commits another crime during the probation period, he will be punished for several crimes, his probation will be revoked and sent to prison to serve his sentence. If it is only a general illegal act, it will be punished for public security and will not be put in prison for execution; If it violates the legal prohibition during the probation period, it will also be put in prison for execution. Aids can generally be detected in 15 days. After HIV infection, the formation time of its antibodies is not exactly the same in each individual, and the accuracy rate is not 1%. Anyone who commits a crime again after being released on medical parole for AIDS shall be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law. Whoever commits a crime will bear the responsibility.

1. Does the detention center accept suspects with AIDS?

as long as the detention center has the conditions for detention, it will be detained. What are the conditions? It's like this. Generally, people with AIDS are arrested for committing crimes, and those who can get a guarantor go through the process of bail pending trial. Those who can't get a guarantor must be detained, and they will be held in a soft bag single room in a detention center, which is absolutely impossible to be detained with other people. If the detention center is very simple and there is no soft bag single room, then the detention center can't accept it.

If the detention center has a single room with soft bags for detention, people who have served their sentences in the detention center (within three months after the effective judgment or don't need to be sent to prison because of the epidemic situation) will be arranged to live next door, and a wall will be used. One side of this wall is made of thick transparent glass, which is convenient for the prisoners in the detention center next door to monitor, and if there is any situation, they will be informed by the alarm. At the same time, the monitoring screen of the detention center is displayed on a fixed screen, which can be handled as soon as there is an emergency.

Most of the treatment expenses of AIDS patients in detention centers are provided by their families. If their families can't provide them, the detention centers may only provide basic drugs. In addition, if the detention center has no conditions for detention and cannot be released on bail pending trial, it will be detained in a special population treatment center or an AIDS treatment center.

As a patient, the detention center will give him proper care in his life, and he doesn't need to be on duty in the detention center. The inmates in the detention center next door will take turns to watch him 24 hours a day. In addition, the court session and the prison are all transported by single car. In addition, people with AIDS have committed a crime, and there is no statutory circumstance for mitigating punishment in law. Generally, it is how to convict and sentence, or how to convict and sentence.

2: Where are prisoners with AIDS held in prisons

From the perspective of prison hardware, every prison has the conditions to accept prisoners with AIDS. However, prisons that have the conditions for admission will not separate AIDS patients from the entry team and the labor prison area, but will only be admitted to a specific prison area. Because prisons should prevent the infection of infectious diseases and protect the health rights of other prisoners, the same is true for tuberculosis, which is not divided into ordinary prison areas.

Prisoners with AIDS serve their sentences in specific prison areas, and their daily reform is mainly based on education, so they don't need to take part in labor. Free medical treatment, eating sick meals and nutritious meals. The AIDS prison area is similar to the hospital prison area, with a nurse station and taking medicine on time and in quantity every day. In addition, prisoners who are not sick will be transferred to the prison area as nurses, mainly responsible for duty.

I heard a person who was in charge of nursing after serving a sentence in an AIDS ward come back and said that he was most afraid of their fighting at that time, and he was afraid when he saw blood in a fight. Even if the blood is mopped up on the ground, he will continue to test it for a month and continue to care until the medical appraisal is correct.

When he was transferred from other prisons to serve his sentence, the police took protective clothing and gloves to work. Several patients suffering from AIDS said that this is to abandon them, to resist reform, to deliberately hurt themselves, not to reduce their sentences and to be dignified. Later, it was not the way for police officers to watch this go on. Some police officers took the lead in not wearing these and wore police uniforms to be on duty normally, which slowly changed their psychological contradictions.

After watching the TV commentary, the police officer said: You will go out after serving your sentence for a few years, and our work will last a lifetime. In order to work, I didn't dare to tell my family that I was working in an AIDS prison, for fear that my family would be worried. It is also this sentence that touched them. The nurse also went to jail with her head held high and was finally released on parole.

Legal basis:

Article 74 of the Procedures for Handling Administrative Cases by Public Security Organs

The identification of personal injury is based on the diagnosis certificate issued by a qualified doctor who is admitted by a forensic doctor to a medical institution licensed by the administrative department of health, except under the circumstances specified in Article 75 of these Provisions. The appraisal of mental illness shall be conducted by an appraisal institution with the qualification of mental illness appraisal.