What do you do every day in the detention center?

1, thinking about the wall.

2. Learn legal knowledge and newspapers.

3. Simple manual labor.

4. In a detention center with better conditions, you can play chess and watch TV in your spare time.

The Regulations on Detention Centers clearly stipulates that detention centers must adhere to the principle of combining strict vigilance with education, and adhere to legal management, strict management, scientific management and civilized management to protect the legitimate rights and interests of criminals. Beating, scolding, corporal punishment and maltreatment of criminals are strictly prohibited. The specific provisions on education management are as follows:

Article 33 A detention center shall give criminals legal, moral, necessary situational and labor education.

Article 34 On the premise of ensuring safety and not affecting criminal proceedings, the detention center may organize criminals to carry out appropriate labor.

Accounts should be established and strict procedures should be followed for prisoners' labor income and expenditure.

Article 35 Criminals who observe supervision and perform well during supervision shall be commended and encouraged. Those who have rendered meritorious service shall be reported to the case-handling organ for leniency according to law.

Thirty-sixth detention centers can give warnings or admonitions to criminals who violate supervision; If the circumstances are serious, those who do not change after education may be ordered to make a statement of repentance or confinement with the approval of the director of the detention center.

Article 37 If a criminal commits a crime while in custody, the detention center shall promptly notify the case-handling organ to handle it according to law.