Regulations Governing Delivery of Money, Food, and Necessities by Outside Parties to Prisoners and Defendants Article 9

For the circumstances set forth in Subparagraphs 1 to 3 of the preceding article, if delivery may be approved after proper handling by the sender, the authority shall actively inform the sender and offer suggestions regarding proper handling. If the authority acknowledges that the property may be delivered after being handled by the sender, the authority shall approve such delivery.If the property delivered by a sender has a circumstance set forth in Subparagraph 4 or Subparagraph 7, Paragraph 1 of the preceding article, and there are facts sufficient to establish that the circumstance could adversely affect the order or security of the correctional facility, the senior official may conduct a necessary investigation, and prohibit delivery of property by such sender starting from the date of investigation, which, however may not exceed 30 days.If it is deemed following the aforementioned investigation that the circumstance will seriously endanger the order and security of the correctional facility, the senior official may prohibit delivery of property by said sender from the date the investigation is completed, up to three months.Before an authority makes the decision of banning a sender from delivering property during a certain period of time according to the preceding two paragraphs, the authority should give the person subject to disciplinary action an opportunity to voice his/her opinion, and the authority should produce a written administrative decision which specifies the following information:1.Respondent’s name, date of birth, gender, ID card number, residence, or other features sufficient for identification.2.Subject matter, facts, specific reasons, and other legal bases.3.Remedies for objection with the administrative decision, period for filing a relief, and accepting authority.