Application for transfer to a pre-trial detention center sample and form, inventory of products and items, schedule, sending a parcel without visiting the pre-trial detention center

If your close friend or relative has stumbled and found himself on the other side of the law, then you can show your participation and care in only one way - by sending food and things. Despite the fact that in the pre-trial detention center, suspects or accused are provided with food, hygiene products and, in some cases, even clothing, these government-issued items and food often leave much to be desired. In general, in a pre-trial detention center or prison, rarely can anyone get by without “outside” help.

From this article you will learn about items and things that are in demand and permitted by law that can be transferred to an arrested person, about the transfer procedure itself and, most importantly, you will be able to apply for transfer to a pre-trial detention center, without which the transfer of things is impossible.

Sample application for transfer of Karavaev 1 pre-trial detention center Novosibirsk

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Suspects and accused persons may carry, store, receive in parcels and deliveries, or purchase food products in a store (stall) of a pre-trial detention center, except for those packaged in iron or glass containers, requiring heat treatment, perishable, with an expired shelf life or the date of manufacture of which cannot be determined. seems possible, as well as yeast, alcoholic beverages and beer. Suspects and accused persons may receive food products in industrial vacuum packaging with expiration dates indicated in parcels and deliveries. Suspects and accused are allowed to carry and store other food products purchased in the store (stall) of the pre-trial detention center. Transfers to pre-trial detention centers Applications for visits are usually accepted from 10.00 to 12.00. You should get in line at the desired window as early as possible: if possible, at five or six in the morning, at the latest at eight.

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Revelations of the warden of the Tver pre-trial detention center. Part 2: VIP cameras and love for a killer

Continuation of the story of a former employee of the pre-trial detention center about what is happening behind the walls of the pre-trial detention center-1 in the city of Tver.

Note: By the decision of the Proletarsky District Court dated December 18, 2017 in case No. 2-1493/2017, some of the information contained in this publication was recognized as untrue and discrediting the business reputation of the PKU SIZO-1 Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia, Tver Region. In this connection, OMS OMS refutes this information by publishing on the website Tverigrad.ru the operative part of the court decision in this case.

Let us remind you that the former junior inspector of the day shift regime department of the pre-trial detention center on Gagarin Square, 33-year-old Anna M., decided to tell Tverigrad.ru her truth about the “inner kitchen” of the pre-trial detention center. This happened after she, a large mother of four children (the youngest son is 2 years old, the eldest daughter is 12 years old - Ed .), was fired. According to Anna, she was forced to write a statement of her own free will. In the first part of her story, the woman spoke about beatings and abuse of defendants and convicts in a closed institution by employees. Based on the information presented in our first publication, the prosecutor's office of the Tver region has already begun an investigation, and if there are supporting arguments, prosecutorial response measures will be taken.

Let us emphasize once again that Tverigrad.ru casts doubt on the woman’s story and does not claim that all her words are true, despite the fact that Anna is ready to confirm everything said on a “lie detector.”

"Wolves" in a cage

Anna says that in her memory the most “authoritative persons” in the Tver pre-trial detention center were the Tver “Wolves”. Let us remember that this gang kept the Tver region in fear for many years - from the late 1990s to the mid-2000s. The leaders of the killers were crime boss Alexander Kostenko (“Crowbar,” “Ivanovich”) and the leader of the gang’s military wing, Anatoly Osipov (“Shaman,” “Skull”). The Wolves are responsible for dozens of proven murders, extortion, and kidnappings. Alexander Kostenko and Anatoly Osipov were killed in the early 2000s. Killers Alexander Ageev, Alexander Osipov (son of the “Shaman”) and Dmitry Baskakov were sentenced to the death penalty - life imprisonment.

— Oddly enough, in the pre-trial detention center they behaved like adequate people, never raised their voices, and were always polite. They sat separately, in isolation.

- One per cell?

— Most of them were in a punishment cell (punishment cell - Ed .), only Ageev was in a common cell, there were three other people with him. They sat separately from each other, even on different floors.

— You say: “authoritative” people. Was there any special treatment for them?

- Yes, everyone was afraid of them. Even the employees, even the administration. When they arrived (they were brought from the court and investigative actions. - Ed .), everyone ran in panic, grabbed their machine guns: “Now our Tver “Wolves” will arrive.” Laughter is laughter, but then it seemed serious... The withdrawal (from the cells - Ed .) took place in a strict order. There had to be a dog handler, there had to be a detective and two officers with handcuffs - everything was as it should be.

Chamber novel

In February 2014, the author of these lines had the opportunity to interview one of the most merciless of the Wolves, killer Alexander Osipov, who was sentenced to life imprisonment. During our conversation in pre-trial detention center No. 1, Osipov admitted that it was he who dealt with the killer of Mikhail Krug, Dmitry Veselov. “Vesel” was part of the “Wolves” gang, he kept part of their criminal business “under his wing” - prostitutes on the Moscow-St. Petersburg highway.

Osipov shot Veselov after he told him that it was he who killed the country-famous chansonnier.

As a result, the killer took revenge for Krug, whom he considered a friend. On a country road in the Kimry district, Osipov shot Veselov twice from a PM in the head and chest, and buried the corpse. The body was found only in 2012.

“They told me that one of the guards fell in love with Osipov.” This is true?

- Well, they even had a wedding... If I’m not mistaken, her name is Sveta. She came to serve around 2009 or 2010, later than me. I ended up on his floor, she was a junior inspector in the duty shift department. The duty shift is at a post in the corridor where the cameras are located. Fell in love with him…

— Was he sitting separately?

- Yes, in solitary confinement, in a punishment cell. They had a long-term relationship while she was still serving, until the management found out. She could see him when he was taken out for a walk, they could be one step away from each other. She didn’t go into the cell, they just talked. How did he “get” her?

Probably charisma - a cheerful, cheerful person, there is nothing so repulsive about him. She is an ordinary young woman, I would not say that she is a beauty.

- And how long did this relationship last?

- About a year. The management hasn't figured it out yet. Most likely, they simply saw from the video cameras that she was often and for a long time near a certain camera. Naturally, she was asked to resign. They didn’t make it to the article; she quit herself.

— Then they had a wedding in a pre-trial detention center?

- They just had a painting. She came and was on one side of the office, he was on the other side through the glass. They were painted and that's it. Then she was also his civil defender in court.

“The prisoners are fed better than in the officers’ canteen”

— Conditions in the new building of the detention center are good. The cells are warm, there are beds as required by law, and the footage is respected. If earlier they crammed 20, 30, 50 people into an old building, now this is not the case. If there are six people, that means six; if there are eight, that means eight. Everything is strictly according to the regulations.

— Are they fed normally?

“The food there, it seems to me, is even better than in the officers’ mess.” True, there are picky citizens who say: “We won’t eat this, we refuse, we’d rather go on a hunger strike.” But all the food is quite edible, even many employees eat this food for lunch.

— Are there VIP cells in the pre-trial detention center?

— Yes, there are three of them in total: on the third, fourth and fifth floors. There are no more than two people there who transfer Ed The cell has two beds, a shower, a TV, and a refrigerator. Well, the conditions of detention are slightly different. They should be treated not like prisoners, but in a more respectful manner...

Comment from the prosecutor's office

According to the supervisory authority, in 2021 in general, prosecutors identified three violations in pre-trial detention center No. 1 of Tver.

“The first is a violation when imposing a penalty, the second is a violation of the procedure for considering an appeal by the administration of the pre-trial detention center,” senior assistant prosecutor of the Tver region for supervision of compliance with laws in the execution of criminal penalties, Anatoly Tsuprov, . — The third violation concerned improper control and supervision of persons held in pre-trial detention centers. Namely, proper control and protection of persons on preventive registration who were prone to suicide and self-harm were not ensured (we are talking about the suicide of the rapist and murderer of schoolgirl Dasha Stepanova, Alexander Tereshchatov. - Ed .)

As sources in law enforcement agencies explained to Tverigrad.ru, complaints and “leaking” of information from convicts and employees occur precisely when the leadership of pre-trial detention centers or colonies changes. This happened in the maximum security colony in Bolshiye Peremerki, and this is probably what is happening in pre-trial detention center-1. However, these complaints are ALWAYS anonymous, which is why Anna’s story and her consent to publication are an exception to the rule.

Let us repeat, the prosecutor’s office of the Tver region began checking the information presented by the interlocutor of Tverigrad.ru.

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Sample statement of transfer items products

Therefore, in the question of how to transfer a parcel to a pre-trial detention center, the answer is as follows: the easiest way would be to use the services of a kiosk (and also via the Internet, but more on that later). A package delivered through a stall promises possible overpayments, especially if you compare its prices with a package from the outside containing products grown on your own farm. The choice is yours! What should the package be? Let's move on to the main part of our notes.

First of all, about the main thing:

the total weight of the parcel must be no more than 20 kilograms;
It is better to find out how often parcels can be sent by phone or on the Internet;
in the same way, you can obtain information about which days of transmission in a particular institution.

According to the law, there are no restrictions on the frequency of broadcasts for a prisoner in a pre-trial detention center.

Petitions

Petition to recalculate the time of detention

Petition for deferment of sentence for a convicted pregnant woman

Application for parole

Petition to the court for parole from family members

Petition for clemency

Petition for review of the cancellation of parole from serving a sentence

Petition for mitigation of punishment in accordance with Art. 10 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation

Petition for transfer of a convicted person to a penal colony from general regime

Petition for early expungement of a criminal record

Petition to terminate the criminal case due to active repentance

Petition for early revocation of probation and expungement of criminal record

A petition from the mother or wife of a prisoner for his transfer to another camp closer to his place of residence

Petition from the mother of a prisoner for his transfer from the penal colony to a colony settlement

Petition from the labor collective for mitigation of punishment

Petition to reduce the severity of the crime

Petition for release from serving a sentence due to illness

Petition to absorb a less severe punishment with a more severe one (application of the amendment to Part 2 of Article 69)

Petition for forced labor

Petition to reduce the amount of narcotic substances in a criminal case based on an amendment to Government Decree No. 1002 of October 1, 2012 on the determination of narcotic substances in aqueous solutions by drying

Petition for requalification Art. 228.1 part 2 at Art. 228.1 part 1, art. 228.1 part 3 at Art. 228.1 part 2 or art. 228 part 2 at Art. 228 part 1 based on the application of Art. 10 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation according to amendments to the Criminal Code dated January 1, 2013

Petition for reclassification of Article 159 to Article 159.1 (also suitable for reclassification to Articles 159.2, 159.3, 159.5, 159.6)

Petition to reduce the punishment under Art. 228 and 228.1 in cases in which the dry residue of a narcotic substance in an aqueous solution is not indicated

Stop torture and bullying in Tver correctional institutions!

A.I. Yakunin

To the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation

I.V. Krasnov

Copies:

To the Head of the RF SUSK for the Tver region

A.A. Kizimov

To the Tver prosecutor's office for supervision of compliance with laws in correctional institutions

from the coordinator of the human rights portal “Gulagu.net”

V.S. Galan

Reporting a crime

(In accordance with Art. 141-145 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation)

Victoria Vladimirovna Fatalieva, the wife of the convicted Fataliev Ruslana Hammed ogly, born in 1986, contacted the portal “Gulagu.net”.

According to the received request:

" "09.12.2020 Fataliev R.Kh. O. was in FKU SIZO-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region, where he was subjected to disciplinary action in the form of placement in a cell in a punishment cell. After which about 15 people from the pre-trial detention center stripped him, tied his hands and feet with tape, and began to torture him - they shocked him, drowned him in water, put a bag over his head, shocked him between his legs, beat off his entire “scrotum,” and shaved his head. After being tortured and abused, he was threatened that everything would continue the next day. Fearing for his life and health, wanting to prevent torture and bullying, the convict broke the toilet lid and used a fragment to open his stomach and the veins of both arms. After which he was taken to hospital No. 4 in Tver, where his wounds were stitched up, and without allowing him to recover from the anesthesia, he was taken back to the FKU SIZO-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver region. At the same time, they were led naked, under anesthesia, along the street, and upon arrival at the pre-trial detention center, they again mocked and tortured.”

“The husband conveyed all of the above in a note to Fatalieva V.V. at the same time, additionally explaining that he receives threats of sexual violence and even murder if he writes any complaints and statements to law enforcement and supervisory authorities, therefore he is forced to remain silent during inspections. The management of the pre-trial detention center ordered the medical staff not to record traces of beatings and electric shocks; only information about self-harm was included in the medical documentation.

Until January 15, 2021 Fataliev R.Kh. O. was kept in a pre-trial detention center due to the fact that the correctional officers refused to accept the convict in such a condition, with the presence of beatings.

On January 15, 2021, convicted Fataliev R.Kh.o. was transferred for further serving of his sentence to PKI IK-7 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver region, where from the moment of arrival he was placed in a punishment cell and until 02/01/2021 he was DAILY subjected to the illegal use of physical force, special means, electric shock, drowning, beatings and torture from the IC staff. IK officers brought rope and soap to his cell and offered to commit Roskomnadzor. At the same time, he was threatened that if he informed anyone about the beatings and torture, he would first be transferred to the “lowered” caste and then killed.

On 02/01/2021, he was taken to the Federal Penitentiary Inspectorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver region with injuries of varying severity, his ribs were broken, internal organs were broken off, and there were traces of electric shocks on his body. The convict experiences pain and unbearable suffering, is extremely exhausted and asks his relatives to gather near the correctional facility so that he can say goodbye to them, because if he is taken to the penal colony again, he will not survive. No medical assistance is provided to him, no X-rays were taken, they are not even given painkillers, and therefore the convict believes that they intend to kill him.”

I believe that if the information presented is confirmed, in the actions of unidentified officials, signs of the crimes provided for in paragraphs d, f, part 2 of Art. 117 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, p.g, part 3 of Art. 110.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, p..a,b, part 3 of article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, part 2 of article 302 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

Based on the above, I request:

1. Register my application and report on the signs of crimes provided for in paragraphs d, f, part 2 of Art. 117 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, paragraph a, b, part 3 of Art. 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, paragraph d, part 3 of Art. 110.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, Part 2 of Art. 302 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation in KUSP/KRSP and carry out its verification in accordance with Articles 141-145 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation;

2. Seize recordings from video surveillance cameras and video recorders of employees in PKU SIZO-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region, as well as in PKU IK-7 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region, and take measures to ensure their safety;

3. Request all medical documentation of the convicted person in PKU SIZO-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region, as well as in PKU IK-7 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region, in Hospital No. 4 in Tver, as well as in the FKLPU ABOUT the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Tver Region;

4. Send convicted Fataliev R.Kh. O. for a medical examination to determine the degree of harm to health;

5. To establish and bring to justice all persons involved in illegal actions against the convicted Fataliev R.Kh.o.;

6. Notify about decisions made by email

I am attaching to the application:

A copy of the note condemning Fataliev R.Kh.o.

02/05/2021 coordinator of the human rights project “Gulagu.net” V.S. Galan

List of permitted products and things

First, it’s worth understanding the items and products that are allowed to be transferred to a suspect. You will find a detailed list of prohibited and permitted items on the Ministry of Justice website. But in short, in prison, according to Order of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation dated December 3, 2015 No. 277, products that can be stored for a long time and that do not need to be prepared are accepted as delivery. Here are the main permitted products:

canned food;
dried fruits;
bread and bakery products;
honey, condensed milk, sugar;
tea, coffee, both instant and in beans, powdered jelly, citric acid, etc.;
sunflower and butter (butter can only be transferred to the pre-trial detention center);
sausage (usually raw smoked), lard;
noodles, purees and instant cereals;
seasonings - chicken cubes, onions, garlic.

Important! Medicines and medicines can be transferred only after the suspect or convicted person has been examined by the detention center doctor and a prescription has been issued. In other cases, medications are not taken

Now it’s worth considering a typical “food basket” for prisoners.

STATEMENT

MARRIAGE

Legal Interpretation of the Law (for reference only)

The law establishes that persons in custody, with the permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case, and in the manner established by the Internal Rules, have the right to participate in civil transactions, including marriage.

State registration of the marriage of suspects and accused is carried out in a pre-trial detention center on the basis of Federal Law dated November 15, 1997 N 143-FZ “On Acts of Civil Status” by the civil registry office serving the territory in which the pre-trial detention center is located.

A person who wishes to marry a suspect or accused applies to the registry office to receive a joint application form for marriage, which he submits to the pre-trial detention center. If there is mutual voluntary consent to enter into a marriage and there are no circumstances preventing the marriage, the suspect or accused fills out his side of the application form in the presence of a notary, who certifies the authenticity of his signature on the application after paying the state fee or the amount according to the tariff. To do this, the interested party invites a notary to the pre-trial detention center, with the permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case. The notarized application is transferred to the other party for further registration in the registry office.

If a suspect or accused wishes to enter into a marriage, he turns to the administration of the pre-trial detention center with a request to provide a joint application form for marriage in the established form. In the absence of circumstances preventing marriage, the administration of the pre-trial detention center provides the suspect or accused with such an application form at his expense. After this, with the permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case, a notary is invited, in whose presence the suspect or accused fills out his side of the joint statement, his signature is notarized after paying the state fee or the amount according to the tariff. The administration of the pre-trial detention center transmits this application to the person with whom the suspect or accused wishes to marry, and at the same time reports the address of the registry office, which is authorized to register this marriage.

Payment for notary services is carried out at the expense of the persons entering into marriage.

State registration of marriage is carried out only in the presence of identification documents of those entering into marriage (passports), in their presence, in the premises of the pre-trial detention center, determined by the head of the pre-trial detention center in agreement with the head of the registry office. The total number of witnesses on behalf of these persons is no more than two people. During the state registration of a marriage, all persons present, except for the representative of the registry office and the arrested person, must have a written permission to visit, issued by the person or body in charge of the criminal case.

Payment of the state fee for state registration of marriage, as well as payment of transportation costs, is made at the expense of the persons entering into marriage.

State registration of a marriage with a suspect or accused serving a disciplinary sanction in a punishment cell can be carried out only after the completion of this sanction.

The administration of the pre-trial detention center is obliged, if there is permission from the person or body in charge of the criminal case, to provide, after state registration of the marriage, the suspect or accused with a meeting with the spouse (wife) in the prescribed manner.

The divorce of suspects and accused persons is carried out in accordance with the Federal Law “On Civil Status Acts”. Filling out an application for divorce by mutual consent of spouses who do not have common children who have not reached the age of majority is carried out in the same manner as entering into a marriage.

Prisoners have the right to participate in other family-legal relations in cases where this does not contradict the ZSPS and PVR.

Regulations:

ORDER of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation dated October 14, 2005 N 189 (as amended on October 31, 2007) “ON THE APPROVAL OF THE INTERNAL RULES OF PRINCIPAL ISOLATORS OF THE CRIMINAL EXECUTIVE SYSTEM” (Registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on November 8, 2005 N 7139 ), pp. 108-117
Federal Law No. 103 of July 15, 1995 “On the detention of suspects accused of committing crimes”, Art. 29

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STATEMENT From gr. __________________________________________________________, (last name, first name, patronymic) of the resident _____________________________________________________ (address) Please accept the transfer for the convicted person _______________________ (last name, first name, patronymic __________________________________________________________________ and year of birth) Inventory of the products (items) of the transfer —-T——————T——— ——-T————-T———-¬ ¦N ¦Name of product- ¦Weight (kilogram, ¦Quantity ¦Note¦ ¦p/p¦products (items)¦ grams) ¦ ¦ ¦ +—+— —————+—————-+————-+———-+ ¦ 1 ¦ 2 ¦ 3 ¦ 4 ¦ 5 ¦ +—+——————+————— -+————-+———-+ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ +—+——————+—————-+————-+———-+ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ +—+——————+—————-+————-+———-+ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ L—+——————+——— ——-+————-+———— Signature of the transferor ________________ “__” ____________ 200_ The transfer was accepted by __________________________________________________ (last name, initials, signature of the junior inspector) “__” ____________ 200_ The transfer was received by _________________________ (signature of the convicted person ) "__" ____________ 200_ g.

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Items permitted for transfer

Food products, which are a real luxury for prisoners in pre-trial detention centers, are partially limited in supply, and some are undesirable due to impracticality and limited shelf life. The standard set of products recommended for transferring to a pre-trial detention center includes:

Vegetable oil, in an amount of 1 to 3 liters, is an excellent source of vegetable fats that can improve prison gruel.
Instant noodles, which should be bought at the stall at the pre-trial detention center, in order to avoid gutting the packages and confiscating packets of spices, seasonings and oil (depending on the brand). The quantity varies individually, but is usually 20 – 30 bags.
Cone bouillon cubes, total weight up to half a kilogram, according to preference: chicken, beef and pork. Mushroom and other exotic flavors are not popular.
The tea should only be black and have a medium or fine-leaf consistency. The number of bags is usually taken to be two, the first one is larger and contains cheap Indian tea for the common fund, and the second one is smaller and of higher quality for the recipient.
Cookies or gingerbread products in the amount of one to two kilograms.
Salted lard can be cut into pieces, but can be stored well even at room temperature and is an excellent source of fat.
Only smoked sausage is allowed, or even better, raw smoked sausage, in quantities of no more than two sticks.
There is no point in sending canned meat or fish semi-finished products more than two cans, since they must be opened and transferred to plastic or polyethylene containers, which means they will spoil in a day or two.
You should prefer candies like caramel, which you won’t eat much of and will last for a long period.
Honey is very useful and attractive to prisoners, but it must be transparent and contained in a plastic container.
You should choose melted butter, such as lard, or even preferably chicken fat.
Cereals will be accepted only if they can be prepared by simple steaming, and the need for even short-term cooking will exclude the product from the list of permitted ones.
Mashed potatoes should also be prepared using boiling water and it is advisable to choose a product with various flavoring additives.
Vegetables can only be supplied fresh, and onions and garlic are most in demand.
Of the fruits, apples are the most popular, but dried fruits, which weigh significantly less, should be preferred.
There are never too many cigarettes in a pre-trial detention center, even for those prisoners who do not smoke themselves, since they are an internal “currency” that allows them to solve many problems. You should buy tobacco products at the kiosk at the pre-trial detention center, since otherwise they will be opened and broken in order to identify contraband.
To prepare various drinks, you can transfer milk powder, tomato paste and citric acid, preferring soft plastic or polyethylene packaging.
Condensed milk is very attractive to prisoners, but it should not be boiled or easily poured, as this will be required during inspection.
Other products, including cheeses and bakery products.

The list of clothing and household items allowed for transfer to a pre-trial detention center is quite extensive and is most fully reflected in the Order of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation dated December 3, 2015 No. 277. The most popular set of things includes:

underpants, up to 5 pieces monthly, to be changed once a week;
socks, up to 10 pairs every month;
laundry soap in the amount of 2 - 3 pieces;
one tube of toothpaste and brush once a month;
jacket, boots, thermal underwear, warm socks, tracksuit;
electric shavers and water boilers.

A specialist will tell you about what it costs and how to transfer it to prisoners in a pre-trial detention center in the video below:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=WamoGUpbghU%3Ffeature%3Doembed

Rules for reception and transfer to pre-trial detention centers

To transfer a parcel to a pre-trial detention center, you must draw up an application according to the established template. You will also have to submit the contents of the parcel for verification. The packaging will be opened and what is inside will be placed in light-transmitting containers and plastic bags.

The purpose of these actions is to prevent the transfer of prohibited items to the territory of the pre-trial detention center. This procedure should not be treated as arbitrary action on the part of the detention center staff.

To save time and simplify the inspection procedure, it is recommended to purchase what you need at the prison kiosk, since purchases made there are not checked. You should study the rules in advance and prepare for the upcoming inspection.

A prisoner is given the right to one food parcel per month, minors are entitled to two parcels. The number of items is limited by weight - no more than 30 kg.

Important! Regardless of weight, only one product transfer per month is allowed! Even if the parcel was very small, the next one can be sent only after 30 days. . Most parcels contain not only food, but also other household items, so some pre-trial detention centers accept parcels weighing up to 50 kg

It is necessary to clarify in advance on site exactly what restrictions apply.

Most parcels contain not only food, but also other household items, so some pre-trial detention centers accept parcels weighing up to 50 kg. It is necessary to clarify in advance on site exactly what restrictions apply.

Prisoners have the right to receive clothing parcels and parcels once every 6 months; for minors, this period is reduced to 3 months, so items of light weight clothing can be packed along with food.

Application for transfer to a pre-trial detention center. sample.

Attention

He needs to study the list of things and products transferred to the prisoner and check it with the transfer you brought. In addition, he is obliged to identify all prohibited products

If the list of things fully corresponds to the transfer, and there are no prohibited items in their composition, then the pre-trial detention center officer puts a permit on the application, and transfers the things and products to the receiver

Important

Next, the products are weighed, and their weight is indicated in the application and a special form in which all the characteristics of the products are entered. Lawyers advise writing three statements about the transfer of things to be sure that the prisoner will receive the transfer in its entirety: one each for the addressee, a personal file and you personally

Is it possible to send things to the pre-trial detention center by mail? It often happens that due to territorial restrictions, it is impossible to visit a prisoner or hand over things in person through the reception point.

Application for transfer for a suspect, accused, convicted person

From whom -_____________________

Passport details _______________________

Please accept the transfer for the suspect, accused, convicted person ___________________________________

Inventory of products (items) of the transfer

Name of food products:
Nuts 0.5 kg
Name of things:

T-shirt 3 pcs.
Briefs 3 pcs.

Signature of the applicant _____________________ “___”______20__ Received the transfer ______________ Inspected the transfer ______________ Handed the transfer _____________ Received the transfer _______________ “___”_____________20__

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In the modern world it is impossible to be insured against everything. Including imprisonment.

When a person ends up in a pre-trial detention center, he simply needs financial help from loved ones. Theoretically, all those arrested are provided with the necessary food and local household items, but in fact, the person finds himself in conditions of food shortages and needs the most basic everyday things.

How to correctly draw up an application for the transfer of food to a pre-trial detention center?
How to make an application for the transfer of things
Where can I get the form besides the Internet?
Where to submit?
How can I find out the opening hours of the reception room?
Transfer rules
What is allowed to be transferred from products?
What things can you do?
What is strictly prohibited?
How to deliver a parcel without visiting a pre-trial detention center?

Services for sending packages and communicating with the convicted person

Detention centers or places of detention may be far away and getting to them can be difficult. Today there are special services that make life easier for relatives and friends of the convicted person. Through them you can process parcels, send money to the prisoner’s personal account and even communicate.

Unfortunately, these services do not yet operate in all penitentiary institutions. But they are developing and soon promise to cover all pre-trial detention centers and colonies in Russia.

Here are the three largest and most popular services today:

https://fsin-pismo.ru – intended for communication. Thanks to this service, you can send messages, photographs, and the convicted person can scan and send a handwritten letter;
fsin-money.ru – a service for sending money to the personal account of a convicted person;
sizo-mag.ru is an online store where you can buy all the necessary products and things. In this case, store employees will independently collect the parcel and send it to the addressee. Parcels are sent throughout Russia.

FKU SIZO-1 Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Republic of Bashkortostan

Vaulted ceilings, thick walls up to one and a half meters in places, an extensive network of underground passages with a total length of 280 meters - in pre-trial detention center No. 1 there is a lot reminiscent of past centuries. Separate buildings of pre-trial detention center-1 have not only changed the third century, they are one of the oldest surviving buildings in Ufa. The history of the pre-trial detention center dates back to the 18th century and is associated with the reorganization of provincial cities according to the European model, begun by Catherine II. All provincial institutions were to be housed in new buildings of European architecture. After the Empress signed on April 15, 1781 the Decree on “Trial and punishment for theft of various kinds and establishments of workhouses in all provinces,” the creation of provincial prisons began in large Russian cities. The location for the prison castle in Ufa was chosen on the very outskirts of the city. Oddly enough, it was its remote location that contributed to the fact that the new building began to be built earlier than others, when other provincial institutions were still located in old wooden houses. And so it happened that the castle on the street, which received the telling name Prison (now Dostoevsky Street), became one of the first brick buildings in the city. For comparison. If the first prison buildings were built back in 1784, the public office building (45 Frunze St.) was completed only in 1839. Governor's House (Tukaeva St., 23) - in the early 1850s. The desire for uniformity, characteristic of urban planning of that time, also affected the appearance of the prison castle. At that time, all prisons had a unique architecture and were built with the letter “E”, after the first letter in the name of the autocratic empress. The next stage in the history of the Ufa prison came at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1908, a one-story building No. 2 was built to house prisoners in small cells. This building was equipped with 8 cells in which there were prisoners sentenced to death. The eve of the First World War - 1914 - became a time of large-scale construction. At this time, the current 1st, 3rd, 4th regime buildings were erected. Moreover, the 1st and 3rd regime buildings have not been completed or changed until now. A complex of buildings located behind a high fence at the address: st. Dostoevsky, 39, was called by different names in Soviet times. It was Prison No. 1, the Ufa Correctional Home, the Bashkir Correctional Labor House, and the Bashkir Central House of Detention. Only one thing remains unchanged. From the moment of its foundation until the present time, the institution bears the first number - Prison No. 1, IZ-1/1. SIZO-1 is the basic unit among pre-trial detention centers in the Republic of Bashkortostan. The civil war died down. The new government took up state building. In August 1923, the board of the BashnarkomInternal Affairs approved the staff of the Main Directorate of Places of Deprivation of Liberty and subordinate correctional homes, agricultural colonies, and arrest houses. The staff of the Ufa correctional home included 115 people. Prisoners were actively recruited to work. In addition to working in workshops at the correctional home, they were engaged in logging, mowing hay, and worked in brick factories. In addition to labor, moralizing conversations and lectures were used as a means of re-education. In the museum of the institution there is a very interesting exhibit - the first issue of the periodical newspaper “New Ways of Ispravdom”, published by the editorial office of the educational part of Bashtsentrispravdom in 1924. The newspaper published poems and notes about the life of the institution, written by prisoners and employees of the institution. The average number of prisoners held in the institution increased from 650-700 people from 1922-1927, starting in 1930 to 2550. By the end of 1931, the number of special contingents increased to 5000. In Soviet times, pre-revolutionary buildings were repeatedly remodeled: wooden floors were replaced with reinforced concrete ones , carried out sewerage... But the radical reconstruction of the insulator began already in the 21st century. It is brought into compliance with modern content standards and international obligations assumed by Russia. Firstly, the main problem is being solved - compliance with living space standards per convict. The institution is expanding. In 2000, the 8th security building was put into operation, designed to hold 200 people under investigation. In 2006, the 6th security building was reconstructed. He grew one floor. Currently, the pre-trial detention center is designed to accommodate 1,240 people.

Delivery methods

There are several ways to provide a prisoner with the products and things he needs, namely:

By sending the parcel by mail.
By delivering the package yourself.
By placing an order through a special online service.

Let's look at them in more detail:

The advantage of sending to prison is the fact that those products that are usually subject to opening and/or gutting, in particular stewed meat or cigarettes, can pass through unharmed, but a significant disadvantage is the significant travel time and the likelihood of damage to part of the sent cargo.
An independent visit to a pre-trial detention center is a reliable method, but often expensive, especially if the distance between the point of residence and the place where a loved one is kept is significant. However, the time between delivery of the transfer and its receipt is minimal and there is the possibility of supplementing with products from a local food stall.
Internet services are currently just developing, and therefore have a limited list of serviced pre-trial detention centers and a narrow range of goods for the formation of transfers, but are characterized by a number of important advantages, in particular: short time from payment for an order to its delivery to the recipient, only 2 - 3 days;
a small commission, which is significantly less than the cost of an independent trip;
ordered products are not subject to detailed inspection, and the offered range is guaranteed to be within the permitted range.

This video tells more about online stores as a method of delivering packages to pre-trial detention centers:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=jdcfoY49mqA%3Ffeature%3Doembed

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Application for transfer to pre-trial detention center Novosibirsk

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Sample application for marriage registration Marriage in a pre-trial detention center. More details Application for marriage in a pre-trial detention center - Download 5. Sample application for transfer Sample application for transfer of a convicted person Download document 6. Sample application for leaving to serve a sentence in pre-trial detention center-5 in Moscow. More information about the economic services detachment. Sample application for leaving to serve a sentence in pre-trial detention center-5 in Moscow. Download document 7.

Sample of a goods delivery: Sample of a clothing delivery (filled out in 3 copies) Download document 2. Sample of a food delivery: Sample of a food delivery (filled out in 3 copies) Download document 3. Sample application for a visit Sample application for permission to visit Download document 4.

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In addition, the following are accepted: - periodicals published on the day the transfer is received.

pre-trial detention center or purchased through the pre-trial detention center administration in the trading network, with the exception of materials of extremist, erotic and pornographic content; - plastic or aluminum mug, plastic plate, spoon, fork (plastic mug and cutlery must be intended for hot dishes and reusable); In addition to the specified goods, suspects and accused are allowed to carry and store telephone cards, as well as the following industrial goods, with the exception of alcohol-containing and aerosol cans, purchased in a store (stall) of a pre-trial detention center: - toothpaste (powder), shaving cream (gel) , cosmetics intended for use after shaving, deodorant, liquid soap, shower gel, shampoo, washing powder, dishwashing liquid.

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FKU Pre-trial detention center No. 4 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in Moscow

Address: 127081, Moscow, st. Vilyuyskaya, 4

Phone(s): 8-499-473-83-59

Head: Mashkin Vladimir Aleksandrovich

Occupancy limit: 2340 people.

Attention! This map is for illustrative purposes only. The Yandex service is not yet able to accurately determine the position on the map in all cases. In more or less large populated areas, as a rule, the location is determined correctly, but in rural areas and remote areas errors are possible.

Extended information

FKU SIZO-4 Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in Moscow

Federal State Institution "Pretrial Detention Facility No. 4 of the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the City of Moscow"

Postal address: 127081, Moscow, st. Vilyuyskaya, 4

Contact phone numbers:

Duty department: 8-499-473-83-59

Fax: 8-499-473-94-09

Head of the institution: Vladimir Aleksandrovich Mashkin

Website: https://www.sizo-medvedkovo.ru/

In the period from 1975 to 1994, labor treatment center No. 2 of the Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate was located here.

By order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation of December 17, 1993 No. 543, the medical-labor dispensary was reorganized into pre-trial detention center No. 7 of the Penitentiary Penitentiary of the Ministry of Justice of Russia for Moscow, the code name of the institution is IZ-77/4. In accordance with the order of the Mayor of Moscow Yu.M. Luzhkov dated March 25, 1994 No. 138-RM, work began on the re-equipment of the LTP for pre-trial detention center No. 7 of Mospromstroy JSC (in parallel with the development of design and estimate documentation, according to working drawings and estimates before approval of the project).

According to the reconstruction and construction sequence approved on October 15, 1996, the administrative building, the security building No. 4, the food service building, the sanitary inspection station were prepared for operation, new central heating stations and radio stations were built, and an iron-concrete fencing was built.

Order of the Ministry of Justice of Russia dated December 18, 2002 No. 341 in the pre-trial detention center established a capacity limit of 945 people, and in 2003 the first prisoners were admitted to the institution, and it began to function as pre-trial detention center No. 4 of the penitentiary institute of the Ministry of Justice of Russia in Moscow.

In 2004, active construction began on the 8th security building, which was commissioned in December 2008 with a occupancy limit of 1,200 people. The total cell area of the building is 6,000 m2, and 5 m2 per detainee, while the norm established by law is 4 m2. The cells are designed to hold from 3 to 8 persons in custody. They are equipped with everything necessary in accordance with international standards. In addition, to create the missing material living conditions for suspects, accused and convicted persons, showers, reception rooms for medical personnel, psychologists, administration representatives, rooms for religious ceremonies, and exercise yards have been equipped.

In order to ensure the personal safety of prisoners and monitor their behavior, the cells of the 8th regime building are equipped with a video surveillance system, as well as two-way loudspeaker communication.

The opening of the security building made it possible to reduce the occupancy of other pre-trial detention centers in Moscow.

By Order of the Ministry of Justice of Russia dated May 23, 2008 No. 111, the institution established a capacity limit of 1,740 people, and by Order of the Ministry of Justice of Russia dated May 19, 2009 No. 138 - 2,340 people.

In the near future, work will be carried out on the territory of the pre-trial detention center to construct 2 more security buildings for the detention of persons in custody and an administrative building for the staff of the institution.

Reception room opening hours

Day of the week	Accepting applications	Working hours
Monday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00
Thursday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00
Friday	09:00 – 15:00	09:00 – 16:00
Saturday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00
Sunday	09:00 – 16:00	09:00 – 17:00

4th Friday of the month – sanitary day

Information

How to correctly draw up an application for the transfer of food to a pre-trial detention center

When preparing a package for a prisoner in a pre-trial detention center, you must strictly follow the rules, otherwise, if you make mistakes, you risk leaving the recipient without a package. This includes the need to correctly complete the transfer application.

The application must indicate:

the sender's surname, first name and patronymic;
Contact details:
indicate the degree of relationship or the nature of the relationship with the arrested person.

Indicate the name of the pre-trial detention center, rank and name of the director to whom the application is being submitted. Next, a request is formulated to accept the transfer in the name of the convicted person, without abbreviations: last name, first name and patronymic, and in some cases year of birth (depending on the form).

Data must be entered legibly and accurately. After completing the “header”, a complete inventory of the transferred products must be filled out.

Please note that only names should be indicated, and the weight and quantity will be entered by the receiver after weighing and recalculation. At the end, a signature is placed with a transcript and the date of application

An example statement would look like this:

To the head of PKU SIZO-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia for the Tambov region, Lieutenant Colonel Ext. sl. Vinogradov A.S. From Ivanov Peter Semenovich Living in Tambov, st. Central, no. 46, apt. 98. Tel. 8 (900) 599-20-71 Passport data 68 12 394598 issued by the Federal Migration Service of Russia for the city of Tambov

STATEMENT

Please accept the transfer for my brother, accused/convicted/suspect Ivanov Fedor Semenovich, born in 1978.

Name of food products:

Instant noodles.
Smoked sausage.
Cigarettes with filter.

I collected the program with my own hands. Warned about liability for transferring prohibited products.

Ivanov Petr Semenovich 10.10.18

application form for the transfer of products and items to a pre-trial detention center

After filling out an application with a list of products, it is submitted to the responsible employee of the pretrial detention center, who checks the compliance of the products with the requirements, enters the quantity and their weight. Next, the receiver confirms the fact of acceptance of the parcel with a signature. In order to be sure that the addressee will receive his parcel, you should draw up a statement in two copies, one of which is given to the prisoner.

How to write an application correctly

But it is not enough to know what products are acceptable for transfer to a pre-trial detention center - the bureaucratic side of the issue is no less important. To send a parcel or transfer it to a prison or pre-trial detention center, you must fill out an application in two versions. One of the papers is provided to the prisoner himself.

So, in the established sample application for transfer to a convicted person, the following information must be entered:

Full name and residential address of the person completing the transfer. His degree of relationship or relationship with the prisoner is also indicated;
in the column “Please accept the transfer for a suspect, accused, convicted person,” the full name of the arrestee is indicated;
After this, the columns are filled in, where all the products intended for transfer are entered. Only the name of products and things is indicated - their weight and quantity will be indicated by the detention center employee after checking them;
After listing the products, a signature and date are placed.

After the form for transfer to the pre-trial detention center is completed, it is handed over to the detention center employee, who signs authorizing the transfer of products. The receiver, in turn, weighs and inspects the entire list of declared items and, if everything complies with the established procedure, signs and confirms the fact of acceptance.

In addition, it is not necessary to go to the place of detention yourself - there are several alternative ways to deliver food to a convicted person:

by mail;
through special services.

But the application form is mandatory and will have to be filled out in any case.

Information

In addition, after the transfer, the television becomes the property of the pre-trial detention center. Registration of the parcel Transferring the parcel will also require you to submit a corresponding application in two copies, and then carry out a procedure for checking its contents. Inspection is a necessity dictated by law. You must write down your details and those of the arrested person legibly, and indicate family ties. How to send a parcel using the Internet? Modern means of communication make it possible to transfer a parcel for a prisoner using the Internet. Today, transferring to a pre-trial detention center through an online store is the most convenient way. You will only have to pay commission costs, their size is not comparable to the costs that you would incur if you went to another city and did everything yourself. There is another undoubted advantage here.

Application forms

The absence of a passport prevents the registration of pensions, a work book, the issuance of a power of attorney, the conclusion of transactions, the disposal of existing property, as well as the acquisition of travel documents and travel to the place of residence after release, work and living arrangements after serving a sentence. The passport is kept in the personal file of the convicted person and upon the release of the convicted person, the passport will be issued to him. The passport can be sent by mail to the following address: Leningrad region, Lomonosovsky district, Villozskoye rural settlement, st. Zarechnaya deadlock, 22, p.ind. 188508 addressed to the head of the institution. The document can also be handed over in person to the employees of the special accounting department (room No. 18) on any working day from 9.00 to 17.00. Bank details for transferring funds to the personal accounts of convicted persons, suspects, accused persons by bank transfer.

Relatives

Draw your attention to!

In order to make a money transfer to the account of a suspect or accused, you must indicate: 1) Last name, first name, patronymic - IN FULL; 2) Date of birth.

Funds can be transferred by postal order. (enrollment period from 10 to 30 days)

Through the fsin-money.ru service (deposit period from 2 to 3 days)

Attention! Information on transferring funds to those in pre-trial detention center-1!

For relatives of suspects, persons under investigation and convicts located in institutions under the jurisdiction of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, a transfer of funds has been organized

through the fsin-money.ru service To use the service, you only need to have a VISA/Mastercard bank card

Now it is enough to top up the Recipient’s personal account and after the funds are credited, the Recipient will be able to independently purchase food and basic necessities in the pre-trial detention center store.

Reception of citizens by the management of the institution

Reception of citizens on personal matters by the management of the institution is carried out daily from 11.00 to 12.00 hours. The head of the institution receives citizens on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays of each month from 11.00 to 12.00. Reception of citizens by the medical staff of the institution Tuesday and Friday from 11.00 to 12.00 hours. Reception of documents from 08.00 to 11.30.

Visiting rules Suspects and accused persons, based on the written permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case, may be granted no more than two visits per month with relatives and other persons, lasting up to three hours each. Visits with relatives and other persons are carried out under the control of employees of places of detention and in the event of an attempt to transfer to a suspect or accused prohibited items, substances and food products or information that may interfere with establishing the truth in a criminal case or contribute to the commission of a crime, they are interrupted ahead of schedule. Short-term visits Monday-Saturday from 9.00 to 15.00 Closed: Sunday Paperwork for short-term visits is carried out from 9.00 to 15.00 The administration of the institution warns you about possible fraudulent actions on the part of outsiders in organizing visits or releasing defendants from custody. Please keep your addresses and phone numbers confidential. If outsiders ask for assistance in conducting visits, releasing you from custody, or other illegal services, please contact the administration of the institution using the helpline.

Dear relatives! Registration of short-term visits and transfers to persons held in a pre-trial detention center on the basis of Article 77.1 of the Penal Code of the Russian Federation (witness, victim, etc.) is carried out in accordance with Articles 121, 123, 125, 127, 128, 131 of the Penal Code of the Russian Federation.

Delivery Reception Bureau Suspects and accused persons are allowed to receive, without limitation, the number of parcels, the weight of which should not exceed the norms provided for by postal rules, as well as parcels with a total weight of no more than thirty kilograms per month. It is not allowed to limit the weight of packages for: patients suffering from serious illnesses (if there is a medical report from doctors in places of detention). Items, substances and food products that pose a danger to the life and health of people or can be used as an instrument of crime or to impede the purposes of detention are prohibited from being handed over to suspects and accused persons. Hiding from inspection or transferring to suspects and accused items, substances and food products prohibited for storage and use, as well as transferring to them any items, substances and food products contrary to established rules entail liability in accordance with administrative and criminal legislation. Delivery reception office from 9.00 to 17.00, lunch from 12.00 to 13.00 seven days a week. Paperwork for accepting clothing and food parcels is carried out from 8.00 to 17.00

Sanitary day is the last Monday of every month.

WINDOWS No. 1 - No. 3 - acceptance of food and clothing deliveries (08.00-20.00 daily) WINDOW No. 4 - payment for long visits (Tuesday, Friday from 14.30 to 15.30), issuance of personal belongings (Mon., Wed., Thurs. 15.00 to 16.00) WINDOW No. 5 - store ( Tue.-Thurs from 08.30 to 16.30; Fri. from 08.30 to 15.30; Sat. from 08.30 to 15.00) WINDOWS No. 6 and No. 7 - reference card, registration of appointments and transfers (from 08.00 to 17.00 daily ) WINDOW No. 8 – special accounting department (issuance of powers of attorney and certificates Tue., Wed., Fri. from 11.00 to 12.00)

The performance of notarial acts related to criminal proceedings is not within the competence of the head of the pre-trial detention center.

Order table: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 8-30 to 16-30 Note: Lunch from 12-00 to 13-00

ATTENTION: Weekends: Sunday, Monday.

Documents for downloading in Word format: 1. List of food products permitted for transfer to persons under investigation and convicts. 2. Sample application for transfer 3. List of essential items, shoes, clothing, and other industrial goods, as well as food products that suspects and accused may have with them, store, receive in parcels and transfers, and purchase by bank transfer

Money transfers Money transfers received by suspects and accused persons in places of detention are credited to their personal accounts. With the permission of the administration of places of detention, suspects and accused persons can send money transfers from their own funds to relatives or other persons.

Service for making transfers to persons in pre-trial detention center-1: fsin-money.ru

4. Bank details of the institution.

Transfer of medicines According to Appendix No. 3 of Order No. 189 of the FKU SIZO-1 dated 10/14/2005: “medicines are prescribed in strict accordance with the prescriptions of the SIZO doctor, these recommendations must be certified with the mastic seal of the institution’s hospital.” Medicines can only be transferred through the Nevis pharmacy Address: Bolshoi Prospekt Petrogradskaya Storona, 9/1 (Sportivnaya metro station) Telephone: 233-99-54; 703-45-30;. By calling, you must first find out about the availability of the medicine and the price. Correspondence with persons held in pre-trial detention center No. 1 Suspects and accused are allowed to correspond with relatives and other persons without limiting the number of telegrams and letters received and sent. Sending and receiving correspondence is carried out at the expense of the suspects and accused. Correspondence between suspects and accused persons is carried out only through the administration of the place of detention and is subject to censorship. Censorship is carried out by the administration of the place of detention, and, if necessary, by the person or body in charge of the criminal case. Letters containing information that may interfere with establishing the truth in a criminal case or contribute to the commission of a crime, written in secret writing, in code, containing state or other secrets protected by law, are not sent to the addressee, are not handed over to suspects and accused and are handed over to the person or body in whose proceedings the matter is being investigated. criminal case. Correspondence of suspects and accused persons with persons held in institutions executing punishments is carried out with the permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case. The delivery of letters addressed to the suspect or accused, as well as the sending of his letters to addressees, are carried out by the administration of the place of detention no later than three days from the date of receipt of the letter or delivery of it to the suspect or accused, with the exception of holidays and weekends. If it is necessary to translate a letter into the state language of the Russian Federation or the state language of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation, the period for transmitting the letter may be increased by the time required for translation. Information about the death or serious illness of a close relative is communicated to the suspect or accused immediately after receiving it. Letters received in the name of a suspect or accused after his departure from a place of detention are sent to the place of his departure no later than three days after their receipt. Suspects and accused persons have the right, with the permission of the person or body in charge of the criminal case, and in the manner established by the Internal Rules, to participate in civil transactions through their representatives or directly, with the exception of cases provided for by the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation . E-mail Service for sending electronic messages to persons held in pre-trial detention center-1 - fsin-pismo.ru

Dear relatives of the convicted! In accordance with clause 21 of the regulations on the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation, we kindly ask you to provide the administration of the institution with the passports of convicts in the hands of you or your friends. The absence of a passport prevents the registration of pensions, a work book, the issuance of a power of attorney, the conclusion of transactions, the disposal of existing property, as well as the acquisition of travel documents and travel to the place of residence after release, work and living arrangements after serving a sentence. The passport is kept in the personal file of the convicted person and upon the release of the convicted person, the passport will be issued to him. The passport can be sent by mail to the address: 195009, St. Petersburg, Arsenalnaya embankment, 7, addressed to the head of the institution. The document can also be handed over in person to the employees of the special accounting department (office no. 12) on any working day from 9.00 to 18.00.

In surveys to the management of the institution:

You can ask in the appeal section using the link - Here

Commissioner for Human Rights in the Leningrad Region Shabanov Sergey Sergeevich 195197, St. Petersburg, st. Zamshina, 6. Tel. 296-60-13

Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation Tatyana Nikolaevna Moskalkova

Commissioner for Human Rights of St. Petersburg Shishlov Alexander Vladimirovich

Commissioner for Children's Rights Agapitova Svetlana Yurievna

Human Rights Commission in St. Petersburg +7 St. Petersburg, emb. Obvodny Kanal, 193, building A, fl. 1, office 1 www.cchr.spb.ru

Assistant to the head of the Federal Penitentiary Service for observance of human rights in the penitentiary system Obukhov Alexander Valerievich 191123, St. Petersburg, st. Zakharyevskaya 14

Commission on Pardons of St. Petersburg 191060, St. Petersburg, Smolny

Commission on Pardons of the Leningrad Region Lisitsyn Sergey Aleksandrovich - Chairman 193311, St. Petersburg, Suvorovsky Ave. 67

Supreme Court of the Russian Federation 121260, Moscow, st. Povarskaya, 15

Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation Address: 190000, St. Petersburg, Senate Square, building 1. Email Reference numbers Reception –

Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation 119991, Moscow, st. Zhitnaya 14

Directorate of the Ministry of Justice of Russia for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region Khrabrov Viktor Aleksandrovich 190000, St. Petersburg, Isaakievskaya sq. eleven

Department of the Federal Penitentiary Service

Russia for the city of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region Potapenko Igor Vasilievich - head 191123, St. Petersburg, st. Zakharyevskaya, 14

Senior Assistant Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in the Execution of Criminal Sentences Repin Pavel Nikolaevich

Leningrad prosecutor for supervision of compliance with laws in correctional institutions German Vladimirovich Stadler

General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation Chaika Yuri Yakovlevich - Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation st. Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 15a, Moscow, Russia, GSP-3, 125993 Information desk for requests

Prosecutor's Office of St. Petersburg 190000, St. Petersburg, Pochtamtskaya street, building 2/9

Prosecutor's Office of the Leningrad Region St. Petersburg, Lesnoy Avenue, 20/12

Public monitoring commission in St. Petersburg Chairman - Kholodov Alexander Lvovich St. Petersburg, Pushkin, st. Gusarskaya, 14m

Leningrad Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in Correctional Institutions Gorbunov Evgeniy Anatolyevich - Leningrad Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in Correctional Institutions - Senior Adviser of Justice Evgeniy Gennadievich Naydenov - Deputy Leningrad Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in Correctional Institutions - Lawyer 1st Class 190121 St. Petersburg, st. Union of Pechatnikov, 18/20

Prosecutor of the Leningrad Region Markov Boris Petrovich

Prosecutor of St. Petersburg Litvinenko Sergei Ivanovich

Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for Media Relations Alekseeva Yuliana Borisovna

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Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in the Execution of Criminal Punishments Fedorov Andrey Sergeevich

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Senior Assistant City Attorney for Media Relations

Alekseeva Yuliana Borisovna

Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for Reviewing Letters and Receiving Citizens

Levchenko Olga Alexandrovna

Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for Legal Support

Bukharina Elena Mikhailovna

Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in the Execution of Criminal Punishments

Fedorov Andrey Sergeevich

Senior Assistant City Prosecutor for interaction with representative (legislative) and executive bodies of the city, local government bodies

Yakovleva Tatyana Yurievna

Senior Assistant City Attorney for Pensions

Smirnova Natalia Georgievna

Assistant City Attorney for Special Assignments

Belikov Konstantin Anatolevich

Assistant City Attorney for Special Assignments

Pykhtyreva Yulia Vladimirovna

Head of Organizational and Control Department

Ivanova Larisa Alexandrovna

Head of the Department for Supervision of the Execution of Federal Legislation

Grimanov Anton Mikhailovich

Head of the Department for Supervision of Observance of Human and Civil Rights and Freedoms of the Directorate for Supervision of the Execution of Federal Legislation

Suyargulov Albert Zakievich

Head of the Department for Supervision of the Execution of Anti-Corruption Legislation

Leontyeva Alexandra Yurievna

Head of the Department of International Legal Cooperation

Massonov Pavel Alexandrovich

Head of the Department for Supervision of Criminal Procedural Activities of Internal Affairs and Justice Bodies

Gusev Oleg Nikolaevich

Transfer rules

Not all food and items can be given to a prisoner in a pre-trial detention center. Before registering a parcel, you should familiarize yourself in detail with the list of products and things permitted for transfer:

bread and bakery products;
lard, smoked sausage;
hard and sausage cheese;
tea, coffee, cocoa;
sugar, sweets, chocolate;
confectionery products with a long shelf life:
drying;
cookie.
fresh fruits, dried fruits (except raisins) without seeds, vegetables that do not require cooking;
Concentrated instant food products:
puree;
bouillon cubes;
muesli;
vegetable oil.
soft drinks.

The total weight of one parcel should not exceed twenty kilograms. The weight of food parcels per month should not exceed thirty kilograms.

But there are exceptions here too:

the weight of packages per month is not limited for minors;
patients suffering from serious illnesses (with a medical report from a pre-trial detention center doctor);
pregnant women;
women with children under three years of age.

What is allowed to be transferred from products?

Restrictions on the lists of food products suitable for donation are not the whim of the detention center staff. On the contrary, these are safety measures, as well as the prevention of various food poisoning. Thus, products with a long shelf life can be accepted into the pre-trial detention center.

The standard set is:

instant noodles;
bouillon cubes;
small-leaf black tea;
cookies or gingerbread;
raw smoked or smoked sausage;
canned meat or fish;
caramels and honey;
butter;
mashed potatoes or instant porridge;
vegetables fruits;
bread.

Even approved products are subject to careful testing, namely:

bakery products are cut into pieces;
liquid products are poured into replacement containers;
canned food is opened and transferred to another container;
fish, cheeses, lard, sausages and meat products are cut into pieces;
bulk products are poured;
packs of cigarettes and cigarettes are opened and broken;
sweets are accepted without wrappers, cut into pieces, all other products that can be used to hide notes and other prohibited items in them are checked in the same way.

Read more about what products can be transferred to a pre-trial detention center in our article.

What things can you do?

In addition to food, you can give the prisoner some things necessary in local life. When collecting a clothing parcel, you should also start from the list of permitted items:

matches;
clothes without waist belts, suspenders and ties;
headdress;
shoes for the season (without arch supports, metal heels);
tracksuit in one set;
no more than four sets of underwear;
socks, gloves or mittens;
indoor or sports slippers;
toiletries;
pocket mirror;
electric or mechanical razor;
disposable safety razors;
duffel bag or bag;
glasses and plastic cases for glasses;
crutches;
wooden canes;
dentures (with doctor's permission);
electric boiler;
washcloth or sponge;
ballpoint pen;
a simple pencil;
writing paper;
student notebooks;
postal envelopes, postcards, postage stamps;
toilet paper from the pre-trial detention center stall.

As for cigarettes, even if the prisoner does not smoke, it is better to hand over more of them, since this is the hardest currency in these places. Can help get rid of many problems. It is better to buy cigarettes at a special kiosk on the territory of the pre-trial detention center, otherwise the pack will be opened and the cigarettes will be broken in search of contraband.

You should not send medicines that have not been prescribed by a pre-trial detention center doctor in a food or clothing parcel; they won’t be given anyway; persuasion and arguments are pointless. It is also possible to donate books and religious items, photographs, and board games.

What is strictly prohibited?

There is a list of items and products prohibited from being transferred to a pre-trial detention center; it is also better to carefully read it before you prepare the transfer:

products that require heat treatment (except steaming);
meat, fish or vegetables in vacuum packaging;
perishable food;
drugs and other psychotropic substances;
products from which alcohol can be made (yeast, sugar in large quantities);
weapons and things that can replace them;
precious things;
watch;
cards;
photo and video equipment;
telephone;
pornographic materials;
uniform (including military);
multi-colored pens or pencils;
perfumery.