What's a prison like?

Question 1: What is prison life like? Let me tell you the rules of our prison life. Get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, have dinner, get up early and run, then go out to work at work, and come back to eat and sleep at night. Others who don't go out to work can go to the recreation room to play cards, watch TV, play basketball and read books, as long as they stay in your prison. Billiards is usually open for one hour at noon, and everyone can make a phone call once a week for up to 20 minutes. Go to bed at night 10, and leave the lights on. Improve your life once a month. Usually, the food is similar to the university cafeteria, but there is only one. The prison will also organize some activities, such as various cards, ball games, chess competitions, poetry competitions and singing competitions. Perhaps because our prison is a coal mine, prisoners are treated better. It is said that the prison below is not so good. In short, they are not as scary as they are on TV, that is, they have no freedom, and their activities are limited, so if they want to work, everything else is ok. The second floor may be because the land in Shanghai is more expensive and the accommodation here is not so bad. Accommodation in other places is generally not much different from that in university dormitories except that the brig is a small house.

Question 2: What is the prison in China now? Civilized law enforcement, sunshine law enforcement, and open prison affairs! Eating is not as good as getting a minimum living allowance! No foreign workers!

Question 3: What is the life like in prisons and prisoners? Jinxi Prison is a prison for educating and training new prisoners. All criminals serving their sentences in Tianjin must be sent here first, and after receiving prison education for about one to three months, they will be sent to various prisons to serve their sentences. In terms of living conditions and hardware facilities, Jinxi prison is somewhat ordinary because of its unique transition, and even unsatisfactory in some aspects. The living conditions are too hard. The newly admitted prisoners are mainly held on the second, third and fourth floors. Each floor has a straight corridor with a large span, which is divided into two prison areas. There are more than a dozen cells in the corridor of the prison area, each cell covers an area of more than 20 square meters, and there are ten bunks in the cell. Generally, criminals from 15 to 18 are held. Except for one group leader who stays here for a long time to serve his sentence, all the others are new prisoners. Every day, in addition to the necessary queue training, or the need to leave the prison, at other times, a dozen people should sit in two rows in the middle of the bunks on both sides of the prison with small plastic benches, recite the Code of Conduct for the Rehabilitation of Criminals, and require correct sitting posture, quiet indoors, no talking and walking (generally no waste of space), eating and going to the toilet at the specified time, supervised by a special person, and must queue up when walking. There is no TV in the room, but a water dispenser. Television mainly plays educational videos. At night, except for ten people who can sleep in the lower berth, everyone else sleeps on the ground. Because everyone knows that it is a transitional stage, I can bear it for the time being (I can't bear it). The food situation is average, and there are fixed improvement days every week. You can see meat in the dish and eat it. The contents of education are classified, and the classification of crimes, criminal punishment, reform contents, commutation procedures, escape prevention, confession and prison discipline are all explained by prison guards to varying degrees, which is still of certain practical value. Every criminal needs to take notes according to class hours and have homework, which will be stored in personal files. Criminals with a few months left in prison can relax their requirements. During the training in Jinxi Prison, the management was quite strict, even in some aspects. But for those who have just been imprisoned, it is beneficial to some extent and can achieve practical results. A considerable number of people are in prison for the first time, and they can't put their positions right for a while. They don't have the consciousness of serving a sentence and identity. Therefore, it is a loss and a setback to invest in the future reform life with such a mentality. It is not a bad thing to be strictly managed in advance. The biggest drawback is that the old tradition of criminal management has not been abandoned. Its disadvantages are self-evident. I don't know when and when the prison administrators can throw away this old crutch with a bad record, but it is labor-saving and convenient.

Question 4: What is life like in prison? This problem is too heavy to explain clearly for a while. Some business dealings are basically summarized as follows:

1, paramilitary management

Similar to the army, military training lasts for three months first. Get up at six o'clock every morning, eat regularly, work and rest regularly.

2, labor reform

Different reform-through-labour teams participate in different labor distribution. Generally, life imprisonment is relatively stable, and the prison will give different arrangements according to the prisoner's specialty.

3, commutation incentive system

The prison will give you 5.5 to 0 points every month according to your performance and labor achievements during the reform period, and then you can apply for commutation according to your accumulated score 120 points.

4. The means of entertainment and education are improving day by day.

You can watch TV during recess, which is basically a political education program such as news broadcast. There are group entertainment activities. There is also technical training, and you can bring books and other school supplies.

Heaven and hell are only a stone's throw away.

If you want to learn well, this is a good environment where prisoners can repent and turn over a new leaf. This is not a lie. Although the prison is a mess, everyone has it, and they are most afraid of cross infection, but the key is to look at yourself.

6. The concentrated expression of social complexity.

Be a man with principles, but pay more attention to the skills of doing things. Come to the meeting. RMB can solve many problems. If conditions permit, it's best to do something, which is the case in society. What's more, the prison should find a leisure job, make a good reform and eat less.

The rest time is arranged like this: sit on the board from Monday to Friday and have free activities for six days. Sitting on the board is sitting on the board doing nothing. Sit in the morning and eat at night, and have an hour and a half lunch break (nap) at noon. Glasses can be brought in, but they are usually plastic frames, not metal frames, and can be processed into various small things.

The warden is appointed by the correctional officers. If you don't listen, fight against * * *, fight against * * *, drag it out to fight, electrify it, and wear handcuffs and shackles. This is a criminal law article, which will be written later. Because prison leaders are good at beating people, some people help them, and those who mix badly want to please prison leaders, so they help them beat people. Generally, there is no good fruit to eat when fighting with old people. People of all ages go together. I have seen that battle many times. Come down even when Tai Sen comes. No kidding! Trumpet fighting can only be carried out on the board, because the board is empty below and there is a hole connected with the outside. As long as you hit the board on the board, stamp the board under your feet (the fighting feet must be steady, so your feet must be hard), just like playing drums, you can hear it all over the tunnel. The captain on duty on the other side of the tunnel (we call the guard captain) will come over several times with the key. As soon as you open the iron gate, "Who is that?" Come out! "When you go out, you can scold a meal and get a few mouths; At worst, you'll be served with electric batons and fetters.

There is nothing more fun in the detention center than smoking. Prisoners, including prisons, dare to do anything to smoke and try their best. Usually, the supervisor of each prison will regularly give the people in the prison a cigarette before allowing you to smoke. In jargon, this is called "plucking". Haven't you heard of it? When the discipline is away, you should smoke in the corner of the monitor. If there are many smokers, it is necessary to peel off the tobacco and roll it up with newspapers, with an average of four cigarettes per cigarette. The newspaper roll is called "small gun", and the one directly taken out of the cigarette case is called "straight pull"

Straightening is quite extravagant! If there are no cigarettes, you can buy them from LaborNo. (The labor number is the prisoner who will be released soon, helping * * to do odd jobs, such as distributing rice and water. ), a box of cigarettes from 50 yuan, a lighter from 50 yuan and a bottle of 100 yuan Erguotou wine (not necessarily). When the job number is released, you can cash the devil's ticket and take it out of the prison. This kind of person is the most popular and annoying. In the detention center, it is called "putting the toilet". There is a prescribed time every day, especially when defecating, it must be fast. It is difficult for others except the warden. There are several monsters in the detention center, which have been compiled into a jingle "Labor runs faster than a dog, the kitchen grows faster than a pig, the TV antenna is outside the door, and shit is faster than peeing".

Question 5: What is prison life like? Let me tell you the rules of our prison life. Get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, have dinner, get up early and run, then go out to work at work, and come back to eat and sleep at night. Others who don't go out to work can go to the recreation room to play cards, watch TV, play basketball and read books, as long as they stay in your prison. Billiards is usually open for one hour at noon, and everyone can make a phone call once a week for up to 20 minutes. Go to bed at night 10, and leave the lights on. Improve your life once a month. Usually, the food is similar to the university cafeteria, but there is only one. The prison will also organize some activities, such as various cards, ball games, chess competitions, poetry competitions and singing competitions.

Perhaps because our prison is a coal mine, prisoners are treated better. It is said that the prison below is not so good. In short, they are not as scary as they are on TV, that is, they have no freedom, and their activities are limited, so if they want to work, everything else is ok. The second floor may be because the land in Shanghai is more expensive and the accommodation here is not so bad. Accommodation in other places is generally not much different from that in university dormitories except that the brig is a small house.

Question 6: What's it like in prison? Just go in and have a look. Not as violent as before, but the jailer is gone. Work every day (some prisons can rest on Sundays) and eat a dish. Occasionally a little meat. Roll call every day, sing songs, and occasionally have cultural and sports activities. The higher the education, the easier it is to do leisure work in it. If you want to go, I suggest studying hard first! hahaha

Question 7: What are the real prisons in China? Civilized law enforcement, sunshine law enforcement, and open prison affairs! Eating is not as good as getting a minimum living allowance! No foreign workers!

Question 8: What are the prisons in China now? If you want to be lazy, you are lazy; If not, you must work very hard. No matter whether it is cold or hot, carry a sack every day. If the order exceeds 100 kg, you will get at least 100 bags a day. If you have a bad relationship with the prison guard and can't steal laziness, you will suffer. Of course, if you are old, you can't go in and enjoy it.

Question 9: What are prisons like in China? In order to prevent prisoners from escaping, prisons usually have high walls and a power grid at the top. There is a watchtower at the corner of the fence. There is a power grid (white insulator can be seen), a * * * and seven watchtowers on the wall of this prison.

The main building of the prison is the cell where prisoners live and the place where prisoners work. This prison has seven dark gray rectangles, which are estimated to be cells; The building in the northeast corner of the prison is probably where the prisoners work. This building is multi-storey. It is estimated that the prisoners in this prison may mainly engage in light manual labor such as electronics, manual assembly or processing of clothes.

Prisons usually have sports grounds. This supervisor

The prison has eight basketball courts and a sports ground.

In addition, the prison gate is generally two floors, and the two gates never open at the same time.

Prisoners on the playground and on the road.

The main personnel in the prison are prisoners. When this photo was taken (May 3 10, May 20 1 Sunday morning), an activity was going on in this prison. Prisoners standing and marching can be seen on the playground and on the road. 12 teams, each team has about 250 people (each team has 25 rows, each row has 10 people). The total number of prisoners in this prison is estimated at around 3000.

Question 10: What is life like in prison? I haven't been there. You'll understand when you commit a crime. Anyway, it will be beaten inside. What you did was not your will. It's easy to say that you have connections.