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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Law of 9 July 1953 on the isolation of dangerous criminals (317/53) Pursuant to:
The compulsory institution is a special institution or department of an institution designated by the Ministry of Justice for that purpose.
The institution is subject to senior management and control of the Ministry of Justice. Local government and management belong to the head of the institution. (26/07/98)
The institution has a semi-butter, open and closed compartment.
The isolation facility shall initially be kept in a semi-open compartment.
The Director shall be transferred to the open compartment as soon as it can be expected to adjust to the order and conditions of the open compartment and no risk of being passed on to the security of the establishment. Unless the semi-open compartment is isolated within one year of the transfer to an open compartment, the Director shall submit the matter to the prison court. After that, the transfer of such insulation into an open compartment shall be subject to a prison law not exceeding six months, unless he has already been transferred there.
If the security of the insulation is required, or if, for any other reason, he adapts to the order or conditions of the open compartment, the prison court may, on a proposal from the Director, transfer him from the open section to the semi-open section. In a case of urgency, the Executive Board may decide to transfer, but it shall immediately submit the matter to the prison court. The transfer back to the open compartment shall comply with the provisions of paragraph 2.
A prison right, which is not adapted to the order or conditions of the other departments of the institution, may be ordered to be held in a closed compartment on a proposal from the Director. In a case of urgency, the Executive Board may decide to refer the case to a closed compartment, but it shall immediately submit the matter to the prison court.
The insulated compartment shall not be kept longer than necessary for the purpose referred to in paragraph 1. Transfers to a semi-open or open compartment shall be decided by the Director. However, the case shall be subject to detention at a frequency not exceeding three months, unless the contained compartment has already been isolated.
If the suspended sentence is withdrawn, the prison court will have to decide which department he will be placed in. After that, the provisions of Article 3 (2) and (3) and Article 4 shall be followed by the transfer from one title to another. However, the first subsection referred to in Article 3 (2) shall be made within six months of the entry into the compulsory licence.
The isolation or isolation of the semi-open or open compartment shall be placed in a single or a communal room, where possible, in accordance with his/her own wishes. Unless, for specific reasons, the Director decides otherwise, such insulators shall be allowed to do their work and spend their spare time together with the other insulators.
The doors of the open house and the doors of the office can be kept unlocked. The insulation in this section can be considered as being at work without the necessary supervision, even outside the facility. The insulation in the open compartment shall be allowed to use its own clothes if they are in good condition and if it cannot be assumed that there is a risk of escape. If an institution is given clothing, it must resign from the ordinary prisoner's clothing. Any freedom in an open compartment shall be limited only to the extent required by the security and maintenance of the installation.
The isolated compartment in the sealed compartment shall be located in the solitude room. With the permission of the Director, he can do his job and, if there are specific reasons, spend his free time together with other insulators.
The Director may authorise the insulation to take part in an event outside the institution if, without endangering public policy and public security, it is possible to carry out the necessary controls.
In particular, during working hours, work must be carried out on behalf of the State or on its own work. In your free time, you can be allowed to do your leisure work.
Work and use money shall be paid to the insuladen according to the same criteria as the prisoner carrying out the sentence.
Paragraph 12 has been repealed by A 26.7.2001/675 .
The Ministry of Justice confirms the statute of the compulsory system, which lays down more precise rules on the rights and obligations that have been isolated.
By the way, the provisions of Chapters 2 and 3 of the Regulation on the enforcement of penalties must be applied to the compulsory installation and to the conditional release thereof.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 1971. It repeals the Decree of 21 June 1954 on the compulsory (158/54) With the modifications made to it.
Before the entry into force of this Regulation, the measures necessary for its implementation may be taken.
The time limits referred to in Article 3 (2) and Article 5 shall be calculated on the first occasion of the date of entry into force of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1975.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2001.
