Section I	Common rules
Chapter 1	Preliminary provisions
Chapter 2	Competence
Chapter 3	Constraints for Exit
Chapter 4	Consultation, etc.
Chapter 5	Departure of opportunity for exit due to absence of legitimate reason after the termination of atonement, the starting points and the recognition of disciplinary punishment ;
Chapter 6	Specific case processing rules
Chapter 7	Exhibitions and remuneration, etc.
TITLE II	Transitional forms
Chapter 8	Propose for specific purposes
Chapter 9	Exhabitions for visits to specific people, etc.
Chapter 10	Free access
Chapter 11	Stationing
Chapter 12	Excursions etc.
TITLE III	Final remarks
Chapter 13	Entry into force

Confession of inmates holding prison sentence or detention in the institutions of the Criminal Investigation (Transition Order)

In accordance with section 42 (2), 4, section 50, section 67, nr. 7, section 89, paragraph. 2, 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. The following may be set :

Section I

Common rules

Chapter 1

Preliminary provisions

§ 1. Inserted prison sentences or protective custody may be provided by the rules of section 46 to 49 of the Penance Act, section 46 to 49 and by the rules of this notice.

§ 2. In addition to the conditions laid down in the section 46 (6) of the penalty of criminal law. 2, when assessing the risk of misuse of the exit authorization, it shall be given special weight if the inmate is to :

1) have been released during the last three years following the release of at least two prison sentences, and now a prison sentence for conditions that have been committed in whole or in part within six months of the last release,

2) addicted to euphoria ;

3) have consumed euphoria during the time of probing, or

4) shall be expelled from the country at the release of the country.

Paragraph 2. If the detainees are to be expelled from the country at the release, in addition to the usual assessment of the risk of abuse, consider whether any danger is that inmates will be threatened by the exit to evaporate the further crimination against the law ; by leaving the country or to evaporate the expulsion decision.

§ 3. In the case of special circumstances, therefore, the institution of the institution or the operator shall be authorized by the consent of the police to provide a person holding a custody arrest under the section 777 of the Danish Court of Justice, under the Danish Court of Justice of the Code of Law, Section 777, Prison time or detention, with a contemporary permit, for a shorter period, cf. The legal split on top of section 771 (3). 2.

Paragraph 2. The tenure of the court shall not leave the institution of the court to leave the institution to a further extent than mentioned in paragraph 1. 1, cf. Legal spellletop, section 777, 4. Act. Questions to this effect shall be submitted by the police for the right to treat the criminal proceedings.

Chapter 2

Competence

§ 4. In the open prisons, the head of the institution or the authorised person may permit an exit from the rules of Title II of inmates serving a prison sentence for less than eight years.

Paragraph 2. In the case of inmates serving a prison sentence for eight years or more or more protective custody, the matter of the Ministry of Justice shall be determined by the Ministry of Corrective Services. The decision shall be taken according to the setting of the institution. However, the head of the institution or the operator of the institution may permit the passage of accompanying persons in the cases referred to in section 31. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Department of Correction, may authorise the institution of the institution or the operator authorized by the institution to permit an exit in accordance with section 55.

Paragraph 3. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Department of Corrections, may authorise the manager of the institution or the operator of the institution, to take a decision on an exit without accompanying in the cases referred to in section 31.

Paragraph 4. Have an inmate named in paragraph 1. 2 permits for regular unaccompanied exit, may permit the operator of the institution or by the person authorized to do so ;

1) the breakdown of exit in 3 exits of up to 12 hours of duration, or in 2 exits of up to 12 hours and 24 hours respectively, cf. § 39, paragraph. 1,

2) saving and aggregation of up to 4 times, cf. § 38, paragraph. 4, and

3) the advance of the end of the period in accordance with the preceding period, cf. § 38, paragraph. TWO, TWO. Act.

§ 5. In the closed prisons, the operator or the operator of the institution may authorise the outcome of the rules laid down in Title II to inmates, who are sentenced to prison for less than eight years.

Paragraph 2. In the case of inmates serving a prison sentence for eight years or more or more protective custody, the matter of the Ministry of Justice shall be determined by the Ministry of Corrective Services. The decision shall be taken according to the setting of the institution. However, the operator or the operator of the institution may permit the passage of accompanying persons in the cases referred to in section 31 (1). 1.

Paragraph 3. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Department of Corrective Services, may inward the director of the institution to take a decision on exit from paragraph 31 to a further extent than mentioned in paragraph 1. TWO, THREE. Act. The head of the institution cannot delegate such powers to anyone other than a vice-warden.

Paragraph 4. Have an inmate named in paragraph 1. 2 permits for regular unaccompanied exit, may permit the operator of the institution or by the person authorized to do so ;

1) the breakdown of exit into until 3 exits of up to 12 hours of duration, or for up to 2 exits of up to 12 hours and 24 hours respectively, cf. § 39, paragraph. 2,

2) saving and aggregation of up to 4 times, cf. § 38, paragraph. 4, and

3) the advance of the end of the period in accordance with the preceding period, cf. § 38, paragraph. TWO, TWO. Act.

§ 6. In the Armenia of the Arresca, the head of the institution or the person authorized to do so may permit an exit, in accordance with the rules laid down in Title II to inmates, who are sentenced to prison for less than eight years.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the decision of an institution decision that the punishment should be enforced in a closed prison, the question of the outcome of the rules laid down in Chapter 9-11 shall be settled after prior discussion with that prison.

Paragraph 3. In the case of inmates serving a prison sentence for eight years or more or more protective custody, the matter of the Ministry of Justice shall be determined by the Ministry of Corrective Services. The decision shall be taken according to the position of the office of Copenhagen (Copenhagen Prison). However, the operator or the operator of the institution may permit the passage of accompanying persons in the cases referred to in section 31 (1). 1.

Paragraph 4. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Department of Corrective Services, may inward the director of the institution to take a decision on exit from paragraph 31 to a further extent than mentioned in paragraph 1. 3, 3. Act. The head of the institution may not delegate such powers to anyone other than his delegate.

Paragraph 5. Have an inmate named in paragraph 1. 3 permits for regular unaccompanied exit, may permit the operator of the institution or by the person authorized to be authorised ;

1) the breakdown of exit into until 3 exits of up to 12 hours of duration, or for up to 2 exits of up to 12 hours and 24 hours respectively, cf. § 39, paragraph. 2,

2) saving and aggregation of up to 4 times, cf. § 38, paragraph. 4, and

3) the advance of the end of the period in accordance with the preceding period, cf. § 38, paragraph. TWO, TWO. Act.

§ 7. In the cases covered by Section 15-16 on consultation and so on by the Commissioner who has handled the criminal proceedings, the matter is settled on the outcome of the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Corrections, the institution of which the institution considers that it is appropriate to be given ; permission to exit, regardless of discouraged by the commissioner ' s director.

§ 8. In the case of inmates, whose criminal proceedings have been processed abroad, the question of authorization shall be decided by the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Corrections, unless the inmate has been free between the judgment and the inaugument. in the institution, or there is a way out, after which, pursuant to section 15 (3), 2, no. Two-four, do not have to be consulted.

Paragraph 2. Decision on the posting of inmates covered by the Section 22 (2) of the Enforcement Code. 3, or the sentence of Article 25 (3) of the penalty of criminal law. 1, no. The Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Justice, shall be taken in all cases by the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Justice.

§ 9. In the case of foreign detainees to be expelled from the country, the issue of authorisation shall be decided by the Ministry of Justice, the Executive Board of the Criminal Investigate.

§ 10. The Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Corrective Services, can

1) permit, in concrete cases, to permit an exit to a wider extent than as referred to in Title II, whose special circumstances therefore speak, and

2) permit other forms of entry other than those referred to in Section II of an institution or department in an institution whose special circumstances are therefore to speak, and, if so, in accordance with the provisions of Article 46 (46) of the Pension Act. 1, no. 1.

Chapter 3

Constraints for Exit

§ 11. In addition to the conditions laid down in Article 48 (4) of the Enforcement Code, 1, condition authorization for the exit of the inmate

1) do not use the exit in a manner which clearly conflicts with law enforcement and the purpose of the end,

2) follow the itiner; s itiner; and does not change the location without prior authorization ;

3) immediately inform the institution of the institution, possibly through the nearest police authority, whose illness or other compelling circumstances hinder timely return or, otherwise, difficulties arise, and

4) during the appearance of the return, no one may be affected.

§ 12. In addition to the conditions laid down in Article 48 (4) of the Enforcement Code, 2, it may be possible to lay down other conditions for the purpose of avoiding abuse, including that the inmate should :

1) do not enjoy alcohol during the whole exit or immediately before and during the voyage ;

2) in the presence of a return on the part of an alcohol test,

3) emitting urine samples before and / or after the end, or

4) does not take accommoding places other than the starting position.

Paragraph 2. Therefore, where the growiness and the nature of the offence or the oversight of the prepaused speaker, the conditions under which the inmate should not visit certain places or seek specific persons must be established. However, the fixing of such a condition may be omitted if it is weighing against it.

Paragraph 3. In the event of a longer duration, which may be granted for a subsequent release, it is often appropriate to set conditions according to the same guidelines as the date on which the parocation is granted.

Paragraph 4. Regardless of the fact that the terms of the alcohol test or the urine sample are not provided, the institution may decide that such examination should be carried out at the return of the intervention, where the circumstances in each case therefore speak. The study which may also be carried out on the return may also include a recto vaginal survey, cf. the section 60 (60) of the sentence of criminal law. 2.

§ 13. In determining whether an exit is to take place with or without any accompanying accompanying measures, the purpose of the exit and the risk of abuse shall be taken into account.

Paragraph 2. Extraction from open institution is given in general without accompanying.

Paragraph 3. Explainting to inmates residing in a closed institution due to a particular risk of exponation will generally only be permitted with escorts.

Paragraph 4. The use of accompanying accompanying documents in general is only given for one day.

§ 14. Exgo abroad cannot be allowed unless exceptional circumstances are in favour of it.

Chapter 4

Consultation, etc.

§ 15. Before the end of the permit, the institution shall obtain a statement by the Commissioner who has dealt with criminal proceedings in the case of inmates,

1) in the most recent case or previously convicted of dangerous crime, including arson or other non-violent crime, encaving violence or morality of violence, enrichment crime associated with violence or threat of violence ; or, by the way, offences of a particularly serious or professional nature,

2) the intended crime of non-triviation of non-trivial nature during evasion or exit or the absence of an exit shall be subject to the intended purpose of the current statement of non-triviation.

3) in the course of the last three years during the period of evasion during the last three years, an exit or absence from an exit has committed crimes which have resulted in a prison sentence or are likely to incubate a prison sentence,

4) have been released during the last three years of the release of at least two prison sentences, which are now under imprisonment for conditions which have been committed in whole or in part within six months of the last release, or

5) where the police director, in the context of the notification of the criminal institution, that the person concerned must be sentenced to prison sentences, etc., has indicated that the person concerned is associated with the rocker and environmental protection environment.

Paragraph 2. However, the hearing of the police Director shall not be carried out in the case of those referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 1-4, mentioned inmates

1) which has been at large between the sentencing and the establishment of the institution ;

2) in the open institution, with respect to exit from Article 31, which does not entail overnight accommodation,

3) in a closed institution, in accordance with paragraph 31 (1), 2, no. 4-6 which do not entail overnight accommodation outside the institution ;

4) in the open institution, with regard to exit after paragraph 55, or

5) placed on treatment departments with regard to the therapeutic accompanying exits, for example, NA meetings.

Paragraph 3. If an authorisation has been granted, consultation on another exit of the same or other species shall not be carried out unless the circumstances of the change are substantially changed.

§ 16. By way of derogation from the rules in paragraph 15, consultation of the Commissioner shall be consulted if the circumstances in each case are therefore subject to a request or if the commissioner of the individual case has requested it.

Paragraph 2. If the Commissioner considers that no authorisation should be given in accordance with the rules laid down in Chapter 9 for special times, including during the Christmas period (i.e. In the time room of the 23rd. Depart to and with the third. in January) because, because of the cause of fracture-theft, there is a risk of new incriminality in the period concerned, the Commissioner shall deliver an opinion on the risk of abuse in the notification of the criminal investigation by the person concerned ; shall be a prison sentence and so on.

§ 17. Before giving a recommendation to the Ministry of Justice, the Department of Correction of the Department of Correction, the authorization for the exit of foreign prisoners to be expelled from the country, where the criminal proceedings have been processed in Denmark, an opinion shall be obtained from the country of law ; Commissioner, who has dealt with the criminal proceedings.

§ 18. Consultation of the police commissioner will be in writing. In particularly urgent cases, consultation can be made in a telephone call.

Paragraph 2. In open institutions, consultation in general must be held at the earliest when inmates have stayed in the institution for three weeks, unless there are quite specific circumstances.

Paragraph 3. If the Executive Board ' s opinion cannot be available within the next eight days, the institution should be informed, if necessary, by telephone.

§ 19. Before allowing a regular exit to inmates serving a sentence of imprisonment for the rest of the life or the holding of detention, the Attorney General shall be consulted. Such consultation shall also take place if there is later authorisation for an exit which will result in further relaxation in the process of probing.

Paragraph 2. Consultation of the Attorney General is based on the annual meeting between the Attorney General and the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate for the Department of Corrective Services, but can, however, be written in writing if particular circumstances are in favour of it.

20. For the assessment of the issue of authorisation to exit, the consultation rule shall be subject to section 19 (1). 1, for inmates holding protective custody, a declaration from the specialist doctor in psychiatry or, where appropriate, from authorized psychologist.

Paragraph 2. In the case of inmates serving a prison sentence, such a statement shall be obtained if the conditions are therefore to be used.

§ 21. If an inmate who is punished for the killing of or grossable violence or vice offenders to minors, under the end of the exit, must have a residence in persons who are in the house of minors, or under the end of the course of the exit, the right to join shall be subject ; in the case of minors, an opinion shall be obtained on the terms of the settlement of the residence of the Member State of residence (Social Services).

Paragraph 2. In addition, an opinion may be obtained as referred to in paragraph 1. 1, if the institution considers that the circumstances of the case are in fact in favour of it.

Chapter 5

Departure of opportunity for exit due to absence of legitimate reason after the termination of atonement, the starting points and the recognition of disciplinary punishment ;

§ 22. An inmate who, without legal reason, has no grounds for lack of purpose, shall, for a period of three months from the postponement, be deprived of the possibility of being able to be granted authorisation to exit under the rules laid down in Title II, cf. however, section 31 (1), 3.

Paragraph 2. If a permit is to be refused, due to the danger of misuse pursuant to Article 46 (4) of the penalty of criminal offences, 1, no. 2, it may be determined that the inmate for a period of up to 6 months is cut off from requiring a decision on the permission of exit (exit point). The same applies if an authorization to exit is withdrawn pursuant to section 49 of the sentence of the Pension Act. 1, due to the misuse of the exit, including where the inmate at the end of the exit has committed a criminal offence or a permit to be withdrawn pursuant to Article 49 of the Enforcement Act. 2, because new information on the conditions of the work provides certain grounds for the assumption that the inmate will misuses the required initial permit. However, in the case of a decision to transfer from the open prison to a closed prison or the Penal Office (Copenhagen Pensions), there may be a repeal of the authorisation to exit.

Paragraph 3. If the refusal to allow the exit or revocation of the exit is justified in the fact that the inmates under the current afsonance have committed dangerous crime, the time limit may be fixed at a maximum of 1 year.

Paragraph 4. If the exit of the door is given due to the danger of misuse, cf. Section 46 (4) of the sentence of the sentence. 1, no. 2, has a possible quarantine action and shall be calculated at the time of the institution ' s decision.

Paragraph 5. Have an inmate permit for a regular exit and is revoked on the grounds of evasion from an accompanying exit or outside the absence of absence, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 1, or due to evasion from the institution, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 2, has a possible quarantine operation and is calculated from the resumption of the penalty. If the impunity is to be reentered before the end of a period of departure in which the inmate has executed an exit, the length of the quarantine shall be calculated only at the end of the period. In other forms of abuse of exit, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 1, or in other new information other than omission, which provides certain grounds for the assumption that the inmate will misuse the exit permit, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 2, having a possible quarantine action and shall be calculated at the time, the institution shall be aware of the relationship which will justify the revocation. However, if the institution is aware of the relationship between now and the end of a period of departure, the length of the quarantine period shall be calculated only from the end of the period.

Paragraph 6. If an inmate is not allowed to carry out a regular exit, but to a stand-alone exit, or fail, the inmate from a stand-alone exit, cf. Section 49 (1) of the criminal law or omission of the institution in accordance with the provisions of the institution, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 2, the length of a possible quarantine period shall be fixed at the time of the resumption of the impunity. In other forms of abuse of exit, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 1, or in other new information other than omission, which provides certain grounds for the assumption that the inmate will misuse the exit permit, cf. Section 49 of the sentence of the sentence. 2, the length of a possible quarantine shall be determined at the time when the institution is aware of the relationship which will be revoked.

-23. An inmate can be disciplined by disciplinary action.

1) absence of exit and evasion from an accompanying exit or an attempt to do so, cf. Section 67 of the Penance Act. 2,

2) infringement of the conditions laid down in Article 48 (4) of the Enforcement Act. 1 and in the section 11 and in the notice

3) a breach of the conditions laid down in Article 48 (4) of the penalty. 2, and section 12 of the notice other than Clause 12 (3). 1, no. Two and three.

Paragraph 2. If the infringement has given rise to other measures following the sentencing law, including revocation of an exit or a transfer to a closed institution, only disciplinary action may be carried out to the extent that is crucial ; The requirements of the order or security shall be taken into account.

Chapter 6

Specific case processing rules

§ 24. The institution must take up the issue of visits to certain persons at the same time when a person

1) inserted in the open prison or suitable for placement in open prison, but is placed in the house of arresthus (Copenhagen Prison) in accordance with the sentence of Article 21 (1) of the Pension Act. 2, cf. Section 37 (3) of the notice. 3, satisfies the conditions of time in section 36 (3). 1,

2) inaugating time sentence of prison or the house of arresthus (Copenhagen Prison) complies with the conditions laid down in section 37 (3). 1,

3) Inserted punishment of imprisonment for life has been issued for five years and four months of punishment, and

4) Custodial detention has been placed in custody for two years.

Paragraph 2. However, the subject of a visit to certain persons shall, however, be reviewed at the earliest when the inmate has had a stay in the institution for three months, provided that the inmate is deprived of an absence due to the absence of a legal basis ; reason after termination to atonement, cf. Section 22 (2). 1.

Paragraph 3. Where there is a dissent to visits to certain persons, the institution shall review the issue if it is to be considered at a later date that the conditions of exit are fulfilled.

Paragraph 4. It is also incumbated by the institution to consider the issue of an exit to certain persons for consideration when the institution has stayed in the institution for six months, since the question has been at the end of the last question, cf. however, section 22 (3). 3.

§ 25. The institution shall inform the inmates as soon as possible a decision on authorization to exit. At the same time, it was weighted in detail on the importance of the decision, including the understanding of the conditions laid down and the effect of any infringements, cf. § § 11-12 and § § 22-23.

Paragraph 2. The reasons for the decision shall be made on the reasons for the decision and the time of the decision in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned message and guidance.

SECTION 26. If the institution is to authorize an exit, a note shall be made on the decision taken. The note must also contain a reason for the decision. The justification must comply with the requirements of section 24 of the Administrative Act and shall include information on :

1) when the decision is notified to the inmate,

2) the inmates are informed of the reasons for the decision,

3) when the deadline for filing a complaint to the attorney general is due to expire, cf. the section 111 (1) of the sentence. 2, and

4) the inmate is guided by the possibility of a complaint to the Attorney General and about the time limit for filing a complaint.

Paragraph 2. The inmate shall, upon request, have provided a copy of the notation drawn up in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 27. If an inmate lodged a complaint against the institution's dissertation on the outcome of the institution, the institution shall, as soon as possible, send the matter to the Ministry of Justice, the Executive Board of the Criminal Investigate.

§ 28. Before a decision is taken on the absence of possibility of extermination without legal reasons, after the termination of probing, cf. Section 22 (2). 1, or revoke a permit for an exit or modification of the terms of the permit, cf. Section 49 of the criminal execution law shall be made aware of the information provided for in this information. In addition, the inmate must be made aware of the availability of assistance and access to documents and to have an opportunity to express their views.

Paragraph 2. The decision shall be taken on the basis of the information available. The head of the institution or the holder of the institution shall decide whether it is necessary to obtain further information or to carry out examination of personnel or inmates for clarification. In the case of consultations, the interrogations shall be given the opportunity to approve the minutes of its explanation and shall be recorded in the minutes of the hearing whether or not the approval has been made.

Paragraph 3. Interrogations must be overweised by one of the institution's employees.

Paragraph 4. Section 26 shall apply mutatis muth.

Chapter 7

Exhibitions and remuneration, etc.

§ 29. For inmates to have an exit without an escort, an excursion is provided.

-$30. Where the conditions are met, they shall be granted in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8 to 10 and 12 working money and the diet and self-management amount, in accordance with the rules laid down in the employment notice.

TITLE II

Transitional forms

Chapter 8

Propose for specific purposes

§ 31. Inmates may be set up for the purpose of

1) to visit a nearby person who is seriously ill,

2) to be present at a near-person's funeral,

3) to appear in court or to other public authorities in cases where the competent authority considers it to be necessary ; or

4) medical examination or treatment or other treatment which is not appropriate to taking place in the institution.

Paragraph 2. Inserted prison sentence for 30 days or more, may be given for the purpose of :

1) visiting nearby people in important family events ;

2) in order to safeguard personal interests, when special circumstances speak,

3) to marry,

4) contact with the supervisory authority in order to plan the course of the inspection period,

5) the acquisition of residence and work or other maintenance in connection with the release ; or

6) to make purchases or similar that are required for the release.

Paragraph 3. Therefore, in the event of such special circumstances, an exit may be granted, irrespective of the fact that a decision has been taken on the absence of a derogation due to absence of any legal grounds after the termination to propenance, cf. Section 22 (2). In the case of refusal or revocation of a permit, a decision on the basis of the exit shall be a decision on the basis for which the exit point is taken, cf. Section 22 (2). 2.

Paragraph 4. Ego by paragraph 2, no. 1 3, for inmates authorised to carry out a regular exit in accordance with the rules laid down in Chapter 9, shall mean that an exit of these rules shall be limited accordingly. However, this does not apply in the case of special circumstances.

Paragraph 5. Ego by paragraph 2, no. 5, in relation to the release of the terms of supervision, only after prior consultation with the supervisory authority and in order to ensure that the inmate at the end of the exit has contact with the supervisory authority.

Paragraph 6. It is generally a prerequisite for the outcome of the provision for the provision of the necessary supporting documents for the circumstances of the exit.

§ 32. The exit cannot be given for longer than the purpose of the purpose and must normally not exceed 3 days beyond the travel time.

Paragraph 2. Therefore, when special reasons speak, exit from paragraph 31 (3). 1, no. Paragraph 1 and 2, and paragraph 1. 2, no. 2 and 5, for inmates serving a sentence of 60 days or more shall be granted up to eight days in addition to the travel time. Exclame after section 31 (3) 2, no. However, five may, for reasons of reason, be extended, but not more than six days in addition to those in 1. Act. said 8 days.

§ 33. If the institution considers that there is a need for an outlet further than that referred to in section 31-32, the matter of the Ministry of Justice shall be submitted to the Ministry of Corrections.

§ 34. Travel and residence costs shall be borne by the inmate.

Paragraph 2. Grants may be granted to cover travel expenses according to the rules laid down by the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Criminal InvestiOffice.

Chapter 9

Exhabitions for visits to specific people, etc.

Objections, etc.

$35. Inmates may have an exit to visit certain nearby people. However, for visits to a nearby person, however, if the visit does not have a purpose, it should be refused.

Paragraph 2. If, in the case of individual cases, special circumstances are therefore speaking, and in any case it is appropriate to have a permit for visits to other specific persons than they are in a position to be paid.

Paragraph 3. Each exit shall be required in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and 2 obtain confirmation from the person concerned that the visit may take place.

Paragraph 4. The institution can check whether the inmate is present at the exit address, optionally, telephone.

The time of the first exit

§ 36. Insertion in open institutions can have the first exit after 30 days ' stay in the institution. However, incarcerated prison for two years and six months or more and which have not been at large between the sentencing and inaugings of the institution, may not be able to obtain an exit until one sixth of the penal proceedings has been passed.

Paragraph 2. An exit may be granted before the inmates detained 30 days in the institution if the person concerned is restoded for the end of the retribution. The same shall apply where the person concerned has been transferred from another institution which has authorised a regular exit or submitted to the question in accordance with the rules of section 15 to 17 and the decision before the expiry of the 30 days period.

§ 37. Inmates in closed institutions may have the first exit, once a quarter of the penal period has been issued, at a time of death sentence of eight years or more, however, when one third of the penal period has been passed. Inmates, which closed down prison sentences of five years and eight years, however, cannot be accompanied by an unaccompanied exit until a third of the penal period has been passed. If the penalty is for eight years or more, the inmate will not be able to have an unaccompanied exit until half of the penal proceedings have been passed. Regardless of the length of the penalty, it is also a condition, so that an exit may be granted 10 weeks from the postponement and that the person concerned has lasted seven weeks in the institution. However, deposited carried out from an open institution must have remained within 10 weeks of the institution before the end of the release.

Paragraph 2. The time limits referred to in paragraph 1. ONE, TWO. and 3.Pkton may be departed if there are specific reasons for this. The time limits referred to in paragraph 1. ONE, FOUR. and 5. provisions may be deviated from in the cases referred to in section 36 (3). If the transfer from another closed institution has been transferred, the requirement for a seven-week stay in the institution will be permitted to derogate from the situation in each case in question. If the relevant transfer has been transferred from the open institution, the time limits referred to above may be waisted where the circumstances in the individual case are therefore speaking.

Paragraph 3. Inserts suitable for placing in the open prison, but are placed in the house of arresthus (Copenhagen prisons) in accordance with the provisions of Article 21 (1) of the sentence. 2, may obtain an exit when the time constraints in section 36 are met. In all other issues, these prisoners are treated in accordance with the rules on exit from closed institutions.

Regular Exit

§ 38. A regular exit may be granted to visit certain persons, cf. § 35, paragraph. One and two.

Paragraph 2. Inmates may have one exit within each three-period period. An end may be made to hold for the immediate ex-period in the cases referred to in section 31 (1). 2, no. 1 3, or other similar cases.

Paragraph 3. The Issue can be issued from Friday at 3 p.m. 4:00 to Sunday. The number of times you mentioned may be deviated from the point of view of the operation of the institution, or the local means of transport or the consideration for the spread of the departure and return points of departure. If travel time is over three hours, it may be permitted to travel so early that the inmate can be at the exit stage approximately. Time In the late return of a few hours ' time, it may be determined that a period of time corresponding to the delay shall be deducted from a subsequent exit.

Paragraph 4. It can be saved up to four exits. An end-down exit that is used for an extension of an exit has a duration of 48 hours. Savings can be aggresi-together and shared. However, each exit must be at least of the one in paragraph 1. 3 mentioned duration.

Paragraph 5. Duration of the corresponding duration as referred to in paragraph 1. 3 may be granted in other days, if special conditions are therefore to speak. If travelling on a work-free day, the time of departure may be brought forward to the corresponding advance of the home time.

Paragraph 6. In the case of Christmas and / or New Year, an exit may be extended, however, combined with a maximum of two days.

§ 39. Instead of one exit from section 38, inmates in open institutions may have three exits of up to 12 hours of duration or 2 exits of up to 12 hours and 24 hours respectively. If the inmate only had one such exit, the period for exit from exit shall be postponed after section 38 by a week and two weeks respectively.

Paragraph 2. In the case of special conditions, inmates in closed institutions, instead of one exit, after § 38 have until 3 exits of up to 12 hours or until 2 exits of up to 12 hours and 24 hours respectively. Have the inmates under Section 31, paragraph 1. The rules laid down in paragraph 4 shall apply to 4. ONE, TWO. ptangle, equivalent use.

Occasional Exit

§ 40. Inmates who have not been granted a regular exit may occasionally be given an exit to visit certain persons, cf. § 35, paragraph. One and two.

Paragraph 2. If the inmate does not have certain persons to visit, there may be an exit with a view to accommodation in their own residence or permit for an individual escape or similar in whose special circumstances are therefore to speak.

Paragraph 3. Inmates authorised to carry out a regular exit may, in the case of a visit to certain persons, be allowed to leave for accommodation in their own accommodation, in whose special circumstances are therefore a reason.

Paragraph 4. The exit is normally a shorter duration. Duration of a Duration referred to in section 38 (3). However, three may be given if circumstances in the individual case speak.

Extent to Extent

§ 41. If the institution considers that there is a need for an outlet further than that referred to in section 36-40, the question shall be submitted to the Ministry of Justice, the Executive Board of the Criminal Investigate.

Expenses

§ 42. Travel and residence costs shall be borne by the inmate.

Paragraph 2. Grants may be granted to cover travel expenses according to the rules laid down by the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of the Criminal InvestiOffice.

Inserted home belonging to the Faroe

§ 43. Inserts belonging to the Faroe Islands and transferred from the Faroe Islands to Denmark for the execution of a prison sentence for more than six months or protective services may be cut up and composite up to six exits for once a semi-annual visit to certain persons ; Faroe Islands, cf. § 35, paragraph. 1 and 2, or visit non-persistent persons from the Faroe Islands, for which they are temporarily residing in Denmark.

Paragraph 2. By way of exit to the Faroe Islands, 1 the institution of the institution shall provide assistance to cover travel expenses in accordance with the following section 42 (3). Two, laid down rules. It may, however, allow the journey to be made by aeroplanes, provided that it is only a relatively small mergeable toxin.

Paragraph 3. If the one in paragraph 1 Paragraph 1 shall be used to visit the persons who have been awarded from the Faroe Islands, in accordance with a specific assessment of the economic conditions of the person concerned, to be eligible for their travel expenses. However, the subsidy may not be more than a figure equivalent to that which the institution will be able to hold to cover the travel cost of the work for the Faroe Islands.

Chapter 10

Free access

§ 44. Insertion satisfying the time limits laid down in accordance with Chapter 9 may be released in the form of free time when it is appropriate for the purpose of employment of employer or participation in education, in particular in cases where there is the need for a training training or teaching, which is most appropriate outside of the institution. Similarly, where such free-off arrangements may otherwise be considered to be expedient in order to convey the transition to the release.

Paragraph 2. The time limit may also be given if there is a particularly good work offer which would otherwise be wasted or, because of special circumstances, the resocialisation of the person concerned will be of major importance.

Paragraph 3. In addition, the period of time may be granted to participate in organised, packaging activities, if the participation of the intervention in this area is reasonably justified in educational, labour, treatment, family or other personal considerations.

Paragraph 4. If the institution considers that it is necessary to give the free time of employment in its own activities in exceptional circumstances, the question must be submitted to the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate for the Criminal Investigenation.

§ 45. Free to employment after paragraph 44 (1) 1, normally in the last part of the period of residence and may not be given for longer than three months, unless exceptional circumstances, including the length of the penalty, make further release and expedient. If the institution considers that there is a need for the release of inmates serving a prison sentence for less than five months or free time for longer than six months is required, the matter of the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate of Justice, shall be submitted to the Ministry of Justice ; The Department of Corrective Services. Similarly, if the institution considers that for prisoners in open institutions or prisoners who in closed institutions prison sentences in less than five years, the need for release prior to a third of the penal period shall be unpunished.

Paragraph 2. The time to take part in education after paragraph 44 (2). Paragraph 1 shall be subject to the release as close as possible, but may be granted for a longer period other than those referred to in paragraph 1. 1. If the institution considers that there is a need for the release of inmates serving a prison sentence for less than five months or free time for longer than 1 year, the question shall be submitted to the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate-General for the period of time, The Department of Corrective Services. Similarly, if the institution considers that, in the case of inmates in open institutions or inmates who in closed institutions prison sentences of less than 5 years, before a third of the penal period has been released, the need for more than six weeks ' time is required ; duration.

Paragraph 3. For the release of section 44 (2), The rules shall be laid down in paragraph 2. 1 corresponding use. If the institution considers that there is a need for the release of inmates holding the prison sentence for less than five months or free time prior to the release, the question of the Ministry of Justice shall be submitted to the Ministry of Justice, the Directorate-General for the Probe ; The Department of Corrective Services.

Paragraph 4. Time for leisure activities after paragraph 44 (3). 3, usually in the last part of the residency period and cannot be given for a longer period of time than six months and is not more than 2 times weekly. If the institution considers that there is a need for the release of inmates serving a prison sentence for less than five months or more than six months of duration or more than 2 times weekly, the question shall be referred to the question : The Department of Justice, the Directorate of Corrective Services.

§ 46. The inmate shall spend free time in the institution or in the house of arresis (Copenhagen's jails), which are closest to the working or spa site and so on.

Paragraph 2. However, the operator or the operator of the institution may be authorized by the institution concerned, given the permission for the occasional occasional non-accompanying outlet for the purpose of free time,

1) participate in activities that are associated with the work or class,

2) visit the next of kin if the punishment is to be carried out in the house of inherit, or

3) The presence of nearby relatives on the road to or from work or teaching, in exceptional circumstances, is therefore a reason for such action.

§ 47. It is a condition for the release of inmates who are in the case of profitable work outside of prison or arresthus comply with the section 110 (1) of the Penitentiary Act. 1 on payment for the stay of the institution.

Paragraph 2. It is a term for the free time that, after deduction of necessary expenditure, including the one in paragraph 1. In the case of free time, the amount referred to shall be kept as a result of the free time of the labour (net salary) that is to be paid during the free time :

1) The inmate has access to free of charge of over 10% of the labour salary, but at least one amount equal to normal remuneration for employment in the institution and no more than twice the amount of work.

2) The remainder of the labour salary will be saved for the release. However, it may, at the time of release, be determined as a condition that the amount or part of the amount should be used for the aid of the family subteam.

Paragraph 3. Inserted in open institutions, as a general rule, can freely dispose of the labour (net salary), cf. paragraph Two to be earned during the hall pass. However, during the time off, it may be laid down as a condition that a part of the amount shall be used in whole or in part to aid for the family or for other similar purposes.

§ 48. It would be particularly incriminating to the inmate to bear the costs of taking part in a course and so on, and these cannot be covered in any other way, they can be borne by the institution.

§ 49. It's a prerequisite for the time off, that

1) there is a contact at the access address of the free-up address ;

2) the purpose of monitoring the aim is to be followed ; and

3) the free access authorization is not misu;.

Paragraph 2. § 35, paragraph. 4, shall apply mutatis mutis.

Chapter 11

Stationing

$50. Inserts meeting the conditions of the time for the end of Chapter 9 may be provided in the form of posting in the cases referred to in section 44 (3). In the case of practical reasons, 1, 2 and 4, which may not be implemented as a free pass, or the exceptionally useful purpose of the exemption, shall be carried out as secondment.

Paragraph 2. Where appropriate, other conditions may be laid down in section 11 to 12, including that the inmate subject to the same rules for the exit from the open prison, so that a decision on an end is to a further extent than the consequences of : The posting shall be taken by the institution in which the inserted is seconded. Where there is a posting to one of the Pensions of the Criminal Investigate, the principal or the person who is authorized by the pension master may permit an exit in the situations referred to in Chapters 8 and 12.

§ 51. Stations shall normally be made in the last part of the period of residence and may be granted for up to four weeks or, where exceptional circumstances, therefore, have up to three months. If the inmate is not filled in 21 years by the insertion, then the deployment of further duration may be given when, in particular, special circumstances are therefore referred to.

Paragraph 2. If the institution considers that there is a need for the posting of inmates serving a prison sentence for less than five months or there is a need for an exit beyond three months of duration, including the one in paragraph 1. ONE, TWO. .......................... The institution may allow prisoners serving for a period of five months or more, posting for up to four months for participation in an extinguishing programme, for example course in cognitive ferocidity training.

§ 52. If the labour is placed under the posting, the head of the institution or the institution designated by the institution shall be empowered to be made available to the institution whether or not to be paid at free time or whether it should be established as a condition for the posting of the posting ; it shall be administered by the institution, where appropriate, so that the salary in whole or in part is used for the assistance of the family subteam.

Paragraph 2. Where there is one of the pensions of the Criminal Services, the decision shall be taken on the decision referred to in paragraph 1. However, one of the questions referred to by the principal or the person authorized by the Pension of Pension shall be authorised.

§ 53. Section 48 shall apply mutatis mutis.

§ 54. During the deployment, the inmates shall be subject to the rules applicable to the institution concerned, cf. however, section 50 (5). 2.

Paragraph 2. § 35, paragraph. 4, shall apply mutatis mutis.

Chapter 12

Excursions etc.

§ 55. Inmates may occasionally be granted prison sentences for 30 days or more, short-lived excursions or events for which public access or participation in club activities may be subject to the imprisonment of a prison sentence.

Paragraph 2. Inserted prison sentences for less than 30 days may take part in an exit from paragraph 1. 1 in the case of arrangements that are part of the general community of the institution or association with joint activities in the institution, such as participation in sports games or study activities in connection with education and training ; Student work in the institution.

Paragraph 3. If the institution is not held in the institution, it should be regularly possible to participate in services outside the institution.

Paragraph 4. The head of the institution may lay down rules for the authorisation of exit from paragraph 1. 1-3 may only be granted after accommodate for a given period of time in the institution.

§ 56. Inmates may occasionally be granted incarcerated incarcerated, short-term exit with a view to overcoming services, concerts, theatre performances, lectures and similar events, conduct studies, and museum visits or participation in sports and leisure activities outside the institution ' s territory.

§ 57. Permission to exit in accordance with the rules in section 55 to 56 may normally be granted only to groups of inmates. In general, there should be one or more functor in such exits.

Paragraph 2. Exclusions to groups of inmates cannot be granted to events held in areas where the general order or safety considerations make such an exit unadvisable.

§ 58. Charges to entrants and similar inmates will be borne by the prisoners

Paragraph 2. Transport costs are normally borne by the institution. Therefore, when special circumstances speak, the institution may grant a grant to an entraneous cost.

TITLE III

Final remarks

Chapter 13

Entry into force

$59. The announcement will enter into force on the seventh. June 2013.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 289 of 26. In March 2012, the inmate to be sentenced to prison or detention in the institutions of the Criminal Investigation (Transition Order) shall be repealed.