What do prison staff do?

Question 1: Can I apply for the prison clerk in the civil service examination? What kinds of positions are there? What is the specific job? Do you commute? As long as you are interested. However, such a special post should be fully prepared by itself and look at criminal psychology or something.

Question 2: What are the duties of a prison clerk? A clerk is the lowest-level non-leadership position other than a clerk. He does a lot of things, depending on which post he is assigned, such as guarding, supervision, education, and clean government. .....

Question 3: What are the main duties of prison staff to guard criminals? To put it bluntly, it is discipline

Notice of the Ministry of Public Security on Issuing the detailed rules for the implementation of discipline in prisons and reform-through-labor teams, the three-year plan for prisoners' education and reform, and the measures for the management of prisoners' life and health

Detailed Rules for Discipline Work of Prisons and Reform-through-Labor Teams (for Trial Implementation)

Chapter I General Provisions

Article 1 These Detailed Rules are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Criminal Procedure Law and the Regulations on Reform through Labor, and in combination with the past experience in reform work and the current changes of criminals.

Article 2 Prisons and reform-through-labour teams are one of the tools of the people's democratic dictatorship and organs for punishing and reforming criminals. The specific tasks of the reform of prisons and reform-through-labour teams are: perfecting the supervision system and accurately executing the punishment; Implement strict management to prevent prisoners from escaping and sabotaging activities, and maintain supervision and labor order; Combining with labor production, effectively implementing political, ideological, cultural and technical education; Do a good job in life and health, and ensure the completion of the task of punishing and reforming criminals.

Article 3 The discipline inspection work shall conscientiously implement the reform-through-labour policy of putting reform first and production second. Supervision, education, labor production and life hygiene work should be closely coordinated, complement each other, and should not be neglected.

Article 4 In the management and education of criminals, we should patiently and meticulously do a good job in education, probation and rescue.

Article 5 When disciplining criminals, we should correctly implement policies, handle affairs in strict accordance with the law, prohibit corporal punishment and ill-treatment, and prevent paralysis and laxity.

Article 6 The discipline work of prisons and reform-through-labour teams shall be supervised by the people's procuratorates; Accept the guidance of the people's court in relevant judicial business.

Chapter II Execution of Penalty

Section 1 Detention

Article 7 The prison accepts counter-revolutionary criminals, other criminals sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, criminals with life imprisonment or fixed-term imprisonment of 10 years or more, as well as foreign criminals, secret criminals and female criminals.

Female prisoners shall set up separate female prisons or separate female prisons, and all female police officers shall conduct management education.

Reform-through-labour institutions accept criminals who have been sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment and whose remaining term exceeds 1 year and are not within the scope of prison detention.

Criminals who have been sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or above by a special people's court need to be sent to a prison or a reform-through-labour team for execution, and they shall be taken into custody and reformed by the nearest prison or reform-through-labour team.

Prisons and reform-through-labour teams shall not detain minors under the age of 18. Juvenile delinquents should be sent to juvenile reformatory for detention and reform. Juvenile offenders who have been detained and reformed in juvenile correctional institutions, who have reached the age of 18 and have a remaining sentence of more than 2 years, shall be transferred to prisons and reform-through-labour teams for detention and reform.

Article 8 The detention of criminals shall be based on the notice of execution, written judgment (in duplicate) and the registration form for closing criminal cases of the people's courts (including special people's courts). Those who do not have the above-mentioned documents refuse to be detained. If it is found that the records in the above-mentioned documents are inconsistent or incomplete with the actual situation, the dispatched office shall explain or supplement them.

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Question 4: What is the difference between prison staff and prison staff? Hello. The level is the same, but the department is different.

Question 5: What exactly does a prison recruit civil servants for? It's an ordinary management position. What is it? In the prison system, a degree major is just a stepping stone. When you enter this system, you can only obey the arrangement, let the discipline do the work and the production do the work, but after ten years, you will become a senior engineer, after ten years, your political work will be promoted step by step, and after ten years, you will become a rich man. After ten years of training, your role will be different, your grades will be different, and you will be widely distinguished. Therefore, civil servants admitted to the prison system must first stay in the sub-prison area, that is, the squadron. Break it down, but basically it stays in the sub-supervision area, because the front line of discipline is short of manpower now. The goal put forward this year is that the prison police account for 8% of the prisoners, but it is rarely achieved. Therefore, the general discipline posts you mentioned are basically done in the front line of discipline. The busy things are the basic changes in prisoners' lives, and then the production and operation. It is a bit boring, but it is also the basis for future work promotion, so we still need to make some mental preparations. What I do is the most basic work, such as leading the team, labor distribution, commutation and parole, prison situation analysis and so on. So as long as I enter this system, everything is a cloud, and how to arrange it is the meaning of my superiors, but the opportunity mainly depends on my ability and hard work!

Question 6: Civil servants, building managers in prisons. What is the salary and what is the job content? Prison affairs belong to the work of prison departments and organs. To put it bluntly, it is easier to sit in an office than to be a policeman in charge of reeducation through labor. The physical condition, physical condition and political status of such civil servants must meet the recruitment conditions of the people's police. Prison police are civil servants directly under the province, and their salary depends on the economic development and consumption level of the province, with a salary of at least 5,000 yuan.

Question 7: Do you want to work in prison now? What do you do? Real prison life, no warden. The basic unit in the prison is the sub-prison area, also known as the squadron. A squadron has 80 to 120 prisoners and 6 to 10 policemen. Real life: clothes: according to the regulations, prison uniforms must be unified. Generally speaking, the prison will issue two summer clothes, two spring and autumn clothes, two winter clothes (cotton-padded clothes), two pairs of shoes, two quilts, a bed, a bedspread and a sheet, and there will be a summer mat. A thermos, a bucket and a cup. There are numbers. There is no underwear in winter. You need to take it yourself or send it in. All the clothes brought in must be marked before they can be worn. Everyone has a duffel bag for personal belongings. Food: Food standards are similar everywhere. Three meals a day, breakfast at 6: 30 in the morning, porridge and pickles, lunch 12: 00, meat and vegetables and pickles at night 18: 00. Enough food. Absolutely edible. In fact, there are many leftovers every day. If the prisoner has money on his card and behaves well, he can go to the canteen to stir-fry food. Every 10 yuan goes to 20 yuan, and he doesn't eat cauldron dishes. You can only eat instant noodles when you are hungry at night. It is absolutely forbidden to make a fire and cook in the cell. Boiling water is supplied uniformly, not * * *. Accommodation: Generally, there are 8 people in a cell 12 people, bunk beds, floor tiles, electric fans, lockers, bathrooms and washstands. There is a faucet. Lock the lights when you sleep at night. Ok: The behavior of prisoners is strictly managed and restricted by special codes of conduct. If it violates the code of conduct, it will deduct points and affect the commutation. Work and rest time: get up at 6: 30, wash and clean the house. The quilt is required to be folded into tofu blocks, and the items are placed neatly and orderly. There can be no other sundries except daily necessities and clothes. 6: 50 Breakfast starts at 7: 30, 1 1: 30, Chinese food starts at 12: 30 and dinner ends at 18: 30. If the production task is completed, rest in the cell, study first, and then watch TV. Those who have not finished the production task should continue to work. Generally speaking, more than half of the people have completed the production task, and some people will take the initiative to work overtime. In the meantime, as long as you finish the task, you can come back and have a rest. Lock at 22: 30, turn off the lights and sleep. Doctor: Every day, the doctor makes rounds at the delivery site. If there is an emergency, they can go to the prison hospital at any time. If the condition is serious, he will be transferred to a social hospital for treatment immediately. Basic treatment is free. About fighting: most prisons are closed by adult men, which limits freedom and inevitably leads to friction. Fighting can't be completely banned. But it is usually dealt with immediately. Basically, the police are on duty 24 hours a day. If you find a fight, stop it immediately and deal with it immediately. Take the initiative to hit people, generally accept points or confinement as the case may be. Will affect the commutation. Revenge wars and group fights are absolutely forbidden. Once it happens, the punishment is very severe. About bullies and new prisoners being bullied in prison: it is basically a matter of course or an old calendar. There are some warders in the prison, but few of them develop into prison tyrants. If one is found, one will be severely punished, or even the punishment will be aggravated. When the new criminals started to leave, they were taken special care of and no one would attack them. This will be a serious violation. It is more common for new offenders to be scolded by old offenders because they did not do well in their study and work. About commutation: every month, prisoners will get basic points, then those who abide by prison regulations will get basic points, those who violate them will be deducted points, and those who behave well will get reward points. Submit commutation materials in batches every year. When reporting, the squadron first finds out the qualified list (the score is enough, the interval meets the requirements, and there is no violation), which is publicized among the prisoners after discussion by all the police in the squadron. Then report it to the prison for review, then publicize it, then report it to the prison, then publicize it, and finally report it to the court for ruling. The procuratorate will supervise the whole process. Others: 1. For prisoners who make mistakes, oral education is generally given, and serious cases are confinement or strict management. Only when fighting, not listening to warnings, etc. , whether the warning device will be used. 2. Criminals who have not completed compulsory education will be required to take part in cultural studies, and a diploma will be issued after passing the examination. At the same time, prisoners may also take self-study exams, and some prisons with good conditions will carry out vocational skills education and get corresponding qualification certificates. Prisoners can use their IC cards to buy daily necessities, non-staple food and nutrition in the prison supermarket. Prisoners will have basic pocket money every month, which will be directly credited to the card. At the same time, according to the completion of the labor quota, there will be material rewards ... >>

Question 8: When you become a prison clerk, what is the room for promotion? -Deputy Chief Clerk-Chief Clerk-Deputy Investigator-Investigator-Deputy Inspector-Inspector

Question 9: What do prison nurses do? It's hard to answer your question. To be exact, the clerk has nothing to do with what he does.

From low to high: trainee, clerk, deputy, chief, deputy, chief, deputy bureau, chief and chief. . . . .

The level of staff is also different, including deputy director staff (deputy department level), director staff (main department level), deputy department level researcher and main department level researcher. . . .

Clerks can represent minors or department-level positions, and generally will not be leaders at the next higher level.

Most of a unit are clerks, and their job responsibilities are different. To know what a clerk does, it depends on his position.

Question 10: What is the duty of prison reconnaissance? It belongs to the prison investigator.

Article 60 of the Prison Law stipulates: "The prison shall be responsible for the investigation of crimes committed by criminals in prisons."

Article 225 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates: "The prison shall be responsible for the investigation of cases committed by criminals in prison. The relevant provisions of this Law shall apply to handling criminal cases in prisons. "

These are the legal basis for determining the subject status of prison investigation.

After reading this, it will be clear to you that prison investigators are mainly responsible for detecting cases that occur in prisons.

In addition, it is also responsible for supervising and verifying the unverified events that occurred before the prisoners confessed to prison.