Chapter 1	Common rules
Chapter 2	Own items
Chapter 3	Access to the tenancy of certain items covered by Chapter 2 for the intervention of the measures taken in the field of the Regulation.
Chapter 4	Access to include, possess, and advice on own money
Chapter 5	Guidance, review of items, and registration, etc.
Chapter 6	Various provisions
Chapter 7	Entry into force, transitional provisions, etc.

Completion of the access to the inclusion and disposal of own items and other items and money in the institutions of the criminal institution (the Reposition Distance)

Purline of section 36 (3). 2-4, section 67, no. 7 and 8, section 105 (5). 2, and section 111 (1). 4, in the Act of the Enforcement of Retribution, etc., cf. Law Order no. 435 of 15. May 2012 and section 776, 1. pkt;, in the law of the court's care, cf. Law Order no. 1008 of 24. Oct in October 2012 :

Chapter 1

Common rules

§ 1. Inmates in the institutions of the criminal institution shall have the right to include, possess and have other objects of their own in the institution, unless this is incompatible with the oral or security considerations, cf. the section 36 (6) of the sentence of the sentence. 1. An inmate has no right to include, possess and has a mobile and similar communication device in the institution, unless this is compatible with the order and safety requirements of the Orden and security, cf. the section 36 (6) of the sentence of the sentence. 4.

Paragraph 2. Inmates may not wear a casing, which makes it difficult for staff to identify the inmate and the expression on the face and so on, if this is specifically deemed incompatible with its oriental or security considerations.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of section 36 of the Enforcement Act, section 36 and in this notice shall apply mutatis mutinis to the detention of the detention system. The police and the court may, for the purposes of the holding of custody, set other restrictions as regards the access of the arresting authorities to include, possess and money in the institution, cf. the section 773 of the legal spellant and to determine the termination of such restrictions.

Paragraph 4. Section 2 (2). 1, no. 4-8, no. 10-11 and no. 15, section 22-28, section 30 and section 35 (3). 2 and 3 shall not apply to the pension provision of the Criminal Services.

Chapter 2

Own items

General restrictions in the access of the inmates to include, possess and possess own articles

§ 2. Inmates may not include, possess or advise against the following items :

1) Mutual distances which are in breach of ordinary law, including the legislation on the eupto substances and the legislation on weapingry and explosives.

2) Renditions which may be used in connection with the misuse of eup-forisining substances and other substances prohibited under ordinary legislation.

3) Alcohol.

4) Reconditions which can be used as weapons and other personal items.

5) Renditions which may be used in the course of escape, including tools, cables and the like.

6) Shortings which may present or pose a risk to health risks in the institution.

7) Reconditions which may present or risk fire hazard in the institution.

8) Where it is not possible to carry out the necessary investigation of the object on the grounds of the nature of the gene vehicle.

9) Medicines, unless special circumstances are in favour of extradited the medicines to the inmate.

10) Photo-touts, video cameras, and similar, binocults and stuff like that.

11) Cell phone and similar communications equipment, including certain gambling consoles and accessories etc. thereto.

12) Clothes and other items that may act as a show of force to others.

13) Clothes and similar objects with racist or other powerful insulting symbols or slogans, which inmates have the option of bearing in mind in the institution.

14) Protein-powders and similar, which must be assumed to act as a muscle-building, unless it is a product purchased in the institution's shop or by the institution ' s measure.

15) Computer, fax and modem, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. For the purposes of order and safety, the following shall be applied in respect of the supply of objects kept by the institution and covered by paragraph 1. 1 :

1) Rings covered by paragraph 1. 1, no. Twelve, including objects that may act as a power demonstration against staff members, cannot be handed over by staff to the inmates in the context of the inmates to go out and the like.

2) Rings covered by paragraph 1. 1, no. 13, cannot be extradited to the inmate for use under exit and similar situations where the inmate is accompanied by staff.

3) Other objects covered by paragraph 1. 1 may be extradited to the inmate for use by means of exit and similar if, in the case of individual cases, this is compatible with the respect of the law and security. The same applies as regards the supply of goods subject to paragraph 1. 1, no. 13, in conjunction with an unaccompanied exit.

Paragraph 3. In the open prisons, the head of the institution or the authorised person may authorize the supply of gambling consoles covered by paragraph 1. 2, no. 11, and allow the installation of his own telephone in his own accommodating room, unless the legal and security concerns or the protection of the imputed by the offence of the offence in each case against the law are in control, without prejudice to the provisions of the case of the offence. Section 6 (6) of the telephone notice. 1. In the open prisons, the institution of the institution or the authorised person may also allow inmates to be given a computer to be appointed in their own accommodation, if training or work in the individual case is therefore speaking. The provision of telefax and modem may only be permitted when special reasons speak, and it is compatible with the issue of the law and safety considerations. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Corrections, may, in exceptional cases, and when it is compatible with its own security and safety concerns, allow the release of the computer to inmates in closed prisons and arresthuse (Copenhagen prisons). Before the institutions or the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Corrections, authorise the release of the computer to convicts convicted of serious financial crime, an opinion must be obtained from SKAT and from it ; Commissioner, who has dealt with the criminal proceedings. In addition, an opinion shall be obtained in cases where SKAT or the police in each case has requested.

Special restrictions for inmates in the closed prisons

§ 3. In addition to those in section 2 (2). In the case of paragraph 1, inmates in closed prisons must not include, possess or advise :

1) Television, dvd and CD players, all types of game consoles, radios and the like.

2) Other articles requiring connectivity to the power grid or batteries, cf. however, paragraph 1 2, and section 2 (2). 3, 3. Act.

3) Accessories subject to item no. 1 and 2, cf. however, section 4 (4), 1.

4) Passport.

5) Renditions which can be used instead of money, such as checks, payment cards and the like.

Paragraph 2. The operator or the operator of the institution may allow an inmate to be provided objects covered by paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 if the extradition is justified in exceptional circumstances, including the disease, disability or the same type of work. The head of the institution or the authorised operator may also allow an inmate to have his own wristwatch issued, regardless of the fact that this may be the battery powered.

Paragraph 3. Reconditions covered by paragraph 1. 1 may be extradited for use under way out, if, in the individual case, this is compatible with the respect of the law and security.

§ 4. By way of derogation from paragraph 3, paragraph 1, no. 3, accessories for DVD and CD players, gaming cones and similar, as an inmate in accordance with the rules laid down in Chapter 3, may be supplied to the extent that the inserted maximum is in total 30 original ; DVD DVDs, CDs, gambling consoles and the like.

Paragraph 2. In institutions where, as a result of the nature of the clientele, special safety risks associated with the delivery of certain types of DVDs and the like may be in charge of the institution ' s manager,

1) such types of DVDs and similar ones cannot be handed over in the institution ; and

2) that only DVDs and similar in unbroken original packaging can be brought in by the institution.

Special restrictions for inmates in the species of succession, including the Copenhagen Correctors

§ 5. In addition to those in section 2 (2). The members of the species referred to in paragraph 1 shall not include inmates, possess or have any other means :

1) Television.

2) Passport.

3) Renditions which can be used instead of money, such as checks, payment cards and the like.

Paragraph 2. Reconditions covered by paragraph 1. 1 may be extradited for use under way out, if, in the individual case, this is compatible with the respect of the law and security.

Transfer of goods, dispatch and fillings of objects etc.

§ 6. It can be made a term for the supply of objects requiring connectivity to the power grid or batteries, that the object is :

1) marked with a view to identifying the owner of the gene ; and

2) is filtered.

§ 7. The director may lay down rules that, in cases where the institution may not carry out an adequate examination of the appliance, objects requiring connection with electricity networks or batteries may be supplied only on condition that it may be provided on condition that the institution may be carried out ; Inmates pay for the survey.

§ 8. Inmates may not transfer (selling, prey, rental, pantset, or dispose) or send objects that are registered, cf. § 31.

Paragraph 2. If, in exceptional circumstances, the operator or the operator of the institution may authorize the granting of a registered object or sent out of the institution.

§ 9. The director of the institution shall lay down detailed rules for the provision of the own items of the intervention. The head of the institution may, taking into account the circumstances of the individual institution, lay down additional restrictions on the right of the intervention to include, possess and have other items of property in the institution, including in relation to : the size, number and nature of the rep, etc.,

§ 10. The head of the institution may lay down detailed rules on the use of the goods supplied.

§ 11. The head of the institution or the authorised persons may decide that certain items cannot be extradited to an inmate whose extradition is not actually incompatible with its own security and safety considerations.

Chapter 3

Access to the tenancy of certain items covered by Chapter 2 for the intervention of the measures taken in the field of the Regulation.

Closed prisons

§ 12. Inmates in closed prisons have, as far as practicable, cf. § 17, for use in his own right of residence, the right to rent

1) television,

2) Radio,

3) DVD player and

4) CD player.

Paragraph 2. The right to hire objects referred to in paragraph 1 shall be inserted. 1 may be conditional upon the acceptance of the detainee to rent a unit containing more or all of the items listed in paragraph 1. 1.

§ 13. Inmates in closed prisons may be allowed to rent a gaming console for use in his own lounge room.

Paragraph 2. The game consoles that are rented to inmates must be of a type approved by the directorate.

§ 14. Inmates in closed prisons have, as far as practicable, cf. § 17, right through the institution to buy

1) hair dryer,

2) hair and bearings,

3) Razor, and

4) Fan fans.

§ 15. In the case of special training or employment considerations in the individual case, inmates may, in closed prisons, borrow computers bought by the institution and set up under the aegis of the school. Inmates that do not have the opportunity to draw up written tasks and so on within the time of available rooms may, exceptionally, be allowed to have a computer for exhibitions on their own cell.

Arresthuse, including the Copenhagen Correctors

§ 16. Inmates in the succession of the species, including the prisons of Copenhagen, have the extent to which it is practicable, cf. § 17, the right to rent TV for use in his own lounge.

Common provisions

§ 17. In accordance with the rules of section 12, Clause 14 and Section 16, it falls to the closed prisons and detention centres, including the prisons of Copenhagen, including the prison of Copenhagen, to establish the tenancy arrangements, etc. for the said objects in a to the extent that, in relation to the number of inmates and conditions in the individual institution, in general, it may be considered to be adequate in relation to the needs of the work for the tents of the tents and so on.

Paragraph 2. Inmates whose desire for the rent of television and radio cannot immediately be accommodated, must be able to access television and radio in a Community or similar area, in order to keep informed through radio and television broadcasts.

§ 18. Prices for the rent and the purchase of articles in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter are equivalent to the direct costs of purchase, repair, maintenance, certain licensing costs and so on.

§ 19. The Directorate may lay down maximum prices for the rental and sale of objects in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter.

20. The distances which rent or purchase shall be made available to the prisoners in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter before they are delivered to inmates, sealed with specific markings-stripes to be checked to ensure that the object is not used for the hiding place of : eup-looking drugs or something.

§ 21. For the purposes of renting objects in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter, the inmates shall, upon their signature, agree to that :

1) the person concerned shall be responsible for the reuprising of the Danish legal order ' s general compensation rules ;

2) if the person concerned causes damage to the object of a replacement behaviour, the amount of compensation may be offset in the payment for employment of the person concerned in the person concerned. Section 95 of the execution of a sentence of the Penance Act, Section 95 of the Pension Board of the Commission,

3) if the person concerned is involved in the object, including the filling in the seal, the object will be removed from the rec room ; and

4) if the inmate at the groves repeated claims for damages caused damage to the object, access to the rent of the object after this chapter for use in their own lounge could be denied the person concerned.

Paragraph 2. For the sale of objects in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter, the inmate shall be weighted on :

1) the renunciation must not be transferred (sold, exchanged, deposited, mortgated or disposed of) or sent out by the institution ; and

2) the distances alone may be included in the transfer to another institution if the inmate of the transfer may present a receipt for the purchase of the rendition of the goods.

Chapter 4

Access to include, possess, and advice on own money

§ 22. Money included in the institution of the institution, sent under the suspension, received by visits or included after exit may be extradited to inmates in open prisons and arressuse.

Paragraph 2. In the closed prisons and in the prisons of Copenhagen, money is added to the institution, sent under the home team, received by visits or taken after an exit, in an account in the prison.

-23. Inserted in the open prison and the office of arresthus (the Office of Copenhagen) must be in possession of DKK 3 000. In closed prisons, where the inmates are authorized to possess cash funds, an inmate must be in possession of $1,500. These restrictions do not apply in institutions of asylum seekers.

Paragraph 2. If the institution or security considerations are required, the institution of the institution may, taking into account the conditions of each institution, set a lower threshold than the amount referred to in paragraph 1. 1 led. The head of the institution may also lay down restrictions on the payment units in which the inmates must be in possession.

§ 24. An inmate may only use money intended to be compatible with the purpose of the institution ' s order and security. The institution may require the necessary supporting evidence of the amount of the amount.

§ 25. The institution shall, to a reasonable extent, contribute to the purchase of, or purchase of, other items, either in the institution's store or by ordering in the institution ' s suppliers.

Paragraph 2. Obserted items can only be delivered to an inmate if the person concerned has paid or immediately pays for the refurs, cf. however, section 26 (3). 2.

SECTION 26. The institution may refuse to contribute to payment of payment or similar.

Paragraph 2. However, the institution may authorize the supply of items purchased in payment where the circumstances are considered.

§ 27. Inmates in closed prisons and in the prisons of Copenhagen must not send money out of the institution unless there is a question of the broadcasting of a work allowance, and the orient or security considerations of the Orden are not opposed to it. However, the institution of the institution or the person authorized to do so may authorize the dispatch of other money than work money, in the event of a particular case in the case of individual cases.

Paragraph 2. In the interest of the institutions, the institution of the institution or the person authorized to do so may prohibit the sending of money, in the case of the person concerned in the individual case, in the case of the word or safety. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Correction, may, in exceptional circumstances, therefore agree to approve the implementation of arrangements referred to in paragraph 1. 1. Any authorization for approval is granted for a period of time.

§ 28. The head of the institution shall determine, taking into account the conditions of each institution, the rules for the use of money in the institution, including the inclusion of money for use during an exit and in the case of visits. In closed prisons, the institution of the institution may lay down rules for restrictions on the use of money included in the establishment in the institution, sent to the institution, received by visits or included in the following procedure ; exit, including rules that such money should not be used to purchase certain items, including, for example, new management funds.

Chapter 5

Guidance, review of items, and registration, etc.

§ 29. On receipt, the inmates shall be weighted on the limits on which to include, possess and have other items and money. The person concerned shall have the possibility of sending items and money to an address outside of the institution.

Paragraph 2. The inmate shall also be weighted in the relevant manner on the limitations of section 2 (2). 2, section 3, section Article 5 (3) and section 5 (5). The same applies to the provision of certain items in the context of an exit and the like.

-$30. The institution shall examine all items and money which the inmate wishes to include in the institution. In addition, the repetition of the items and the money must also be examined to prevent the entry into force of goods and money, which it is illegal to occupate in the institution.

Paragraph 2. In connection with the review, a position shall be made on which items and money are handed over to the person concerned. The inmate must sign a statement that the delivery of goods and money takes place on the liability of the person concerned, unless the institution is responsible according to the general rules of law of the Danish law.

Paragraph 3. In addition, if there are any items or money which cannot be extradited, the institution shall also orally inform the inmates of this. The notation must be made that the inmate is guided by the possibility of filing a decision to the Attorney General and about the time limit for filing a complaint, cf. the section 111 (1) of the sentence. 2.

§ 31. The head of the institution may lay down rules that certain objects must always be registered.

Paragraph 2. In closed prisons and the prisons of Copenhagen, objects of greater value delivered to inmates must be registered.

Paragraph 3. Resurrection shall be recorded on a separate list for each inmate. The institution ' s manager may lay down rules to ensure that the delivery of the items concerned is conditional on the list signed by the inmate.

§ 32. The distances or money which are not delivered to the inmate or sent to an address outside of the institution shall be kept and recorded by the institution.

Paragraph 2. Resurrection shall be recorded on a separate list for each inmate. The institution ' s manager may lay down rules that the storage of the items concerned should be conditional on the list signed by the inmate.

Paragraph 3. The institution may refuse to retain objects, referring to the size, number and nature of the restock. If the holding is denied, the institution shall assist the inmates to find appropriate storage. The preservation must be made without expenditure for the institution.

Paragraph 4. The institution may refrain from registering objects and money stored in a registered suitcase, box or similar without the possibility of mixing up the objects of others.

§ 33. The rules in section 29-32 shall be applied equivalent to items and money sent under the crew shall be received by visits or are included after exit.

§ 34. If an inmate is away from the institution for a longer period of time, the institution shall make sure that the items of the person concerned are kept on depot. This is also true in the absence of evasion or absence. The lockout of the residence rooms of the prisoners may be temporarily used instead of storage on depot.

Paragraph 2. When the repeats are reversed, the registration or sealing must be ensured that they are kept separate from other people ' s property.

Paragraph 3. In the absence of exception or absence, the institution shall keep the items in question for at least 1 year. After the end of this period, the refurls can be returned to the police. If it is apparently that the renunciations are worthless, then these can be destroyed.

Chapter 6

Various provisions

Involsion and disciplinary action, etc.

$35. If inmates are in possession or possession of objects or money in contravention of the rules of this notice or rules issued by the institution ' s head in accordance with this notice, the institution may decide that the rendition or money is to be made ; must be forfeit in order to deliver at the release unless the institution takes the confiscation of confiscation, cf. Penance Act, section 73.

Paragraph 2. An inmate may be granted disciplinary action in violation of section 2, section 3, stk.1, section 4, paragraph 4, Paragraph 5, section 5. Paragraph 1, section 8, paragraph 8. 1, in accordance with section 11, section 21 (1). 2, no. Paragraph 1, section 23, paragraph 23. Paragraph 1, section 24 and section 27 (4). ONE, ONE. Act.

Paragraph 3. The head of the institution may lay down rules on disciplinary action for the infringement of rules laid down in Article 4 (1). 2, section 9, section 10, section 23 (4). 2, section 28, and section 31 (1). 1.

Containment after release

§ 36. The restates which an inmate do not include at the release shall be held by the institution for at least three months. After the expiry of this period, the refurnishings may be included in the institution, sold at public auction or be destroyed.

Chapter 7

Entry into force, transitional provisions, etc.

§ 37. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. October 2013.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 3 (3). 1, no. The provisions of 1 and 2 shall preserve the 15 of these provisions respectively. April and 15. May 2005 had been authorised to supply its own articles, as referred to in these provisions, during the continuation of the introduction ;

1) the permit here and

2) the possibility of bringing the rendition to another closed prison where such objects were allowed until the entry into force of section 3 (3). 1, no. One and two.

Paragraph 3. Regardless of the provision in section 2 (2), 1, no. 11, preserve inmates in open prison and arresthus, which before the entry into force of the destination on 1. July 2007 had been authorised to supply the game consoles covered by this provision during the continuation of the continuation of the open prison or arresthus, the authorisation to do so.

Paragraph 4. Publication no. 1046 of 4. In November 2009, the access to the inclusion, beet, and advice on the part of the institutions of the Department of Corrections (the reposition notice) is hereby repealed.