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Llearning 121-122leaving prison- benefits- gate arrest- grants <strong>and</strong> loans- housing- money- release time125127130128126-127127129local prisons 54Mmarriage in prison 46medicine 68money 59-60Pparole 141 - 144private prisons 55privileges 64punishment 87 - 89163
Rrace equality 106-108recall149-150- foreign national <strong>prisoners</strong>151records- prison- health49-5069rehabilitation 130- 131release on licence- childcare- end of custody licence scheme- ROTL- resettlement- special purposes134135136-137134135135religion 78- 82repatriation 152-153rules 83- 86Ssearches 103-104segregation 99-100164
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P R I S O N E R S ’I N F O R M A
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Who works in prison?The governor or
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About this bookThis book will tell
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Unconvicted PrisonersWho are unconv
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Somewhere to live• If you ask for
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If you are going to Crown Court to
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Transport from the prison if you do
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VotingYou can still vote while in p
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Other things about being a civil pr
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Keeping in touch with staff looking
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3. The Joint Council for the Welfar
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How to make an appeal1. Speak to yo
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Working out how long you will be in
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More about offences committed befor
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Things to sort out - outside prison
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Paying rent - what to doWrite to yo
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4. Council TaxWhat to do Tell your
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7. Your state pensionYou will not g
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People who can help you in prison
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Keeping in touch with family and fr
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For all other prisoners You can hav
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LettersMain points Prison Service O
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You pay for the calls by buying som
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Contact with your solicitor and oth
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Prison lifeYour prison numberYou wi
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Your security categoryUseful wordsO
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Checking your security category to
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More about different types of priso
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What you can keep in your cell• Y
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If you move to another prison and h
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More about smokingYou cannot smoke
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Bedding - sheets and blankets for y
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Your healthMain points - there are
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Prison healthcare staffSome of the
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Your health records (healthcare sta
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Cures and medicines• There is no
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Drug and alcohol problemsMain point
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If you say you are not guilty• Yo
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Help you can get for drug and alcoh
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People to help you practice your fa
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Going to religious services or to o
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Prison RulesMain points• Prison R
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Things you can and cannot have• I
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PunishmentsMain points The punishme
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More about extra days• If you are
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More about hearings• Your may hav
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If you plead not guilty, or if you
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If the hearing is run by an indepen
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More about the ombudsmen• If this
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Segregation (more information in Pr
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Special accommodation is a cell pri
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Searching your cell and your things
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How you should be treated in prison
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What to do if you have been treated
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Disabled prisonersA law called the
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1. Making a complaint about things
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Page 116 and 117: People outside the prison you can s
Page 118 and 119: 3. Your MP• You can write to the
Page 120 and 121: Offender manager and other staffThe
Page 122 and 123: More about programmesThere are prog
Page 124 and 125: Each prison has a book called a dir
Page 126 and 127: Getting ready to leave prisonBefore
Page 128 and 129: More about housingNACRO is a charit
Page 130 and 131: Your healthYou can ask to see the d
Page 132 and 133: These tables show you what a rehabi
Page 134 and 135: Criminal recordsAll offences, spent
Page 136 and 137: If the governor thinks you are safe
Page 138 and 139: More about prisoners who can not be
Page 140 and 141: More about HDCIf you are to be rele
Page 142 and 143: ParoleThere is separate information
Page 144 and 145: Finding out about your paroleThe Pa
Page 146 and 147: Young offender institution supervis
Page 148 and 149: Just before your release you will b
Page 150 and 151: The conditions for standard sentenc
Page 152 and 153: Foreign national prisonersThe Early
Page 154 and 155: It can take a long time to decide o
Page 156 and 157: Young offenders and young offenderi
Page 158 and 159: Things you can do while in the YOIE
Page 160 and 161: This is called being on supervision
Page 162 and 163: civil prisoners- early release- con
Page 166 and 167: sentences- how long- sentence plana
Page 168 and 169: This book will be available in a ra
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