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FAQ about Correctional Facilities
Q3.Use and Safekeeping of Money
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Q3-1: Can inmates buy stuff at correctional facilities when they first arrive? Are there any restrictions?
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Q3-2: How to apply for retrieval of personal items or money under safekeeping?
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Q3-3: What can be done if an inmate does not have money to go home upon release?
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Introduction
History
Director
Structure
News
FAQ about Correctional Facilities
Q1.Admission Process
Q2.Health Insurance and Medical Care
Q3.Use and Safekeeping of Money
Service for Civilians
Map of our center's location and Contact method
Reception Information
FAQS
Commonly Used Application Forms
Social Resources Consultation Center Guidelines
Tasks Introduction
Penitentiary Security
Counseling, Edification and Education
Cultural and Leisure Activities
Medical Healthcare
Operation and Skill Training Programmes
Introduction to Inmate Living Care
Juvenile inmate
Rehabilitation
Statistics
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