The prison is the place where all persons deprived of their liberty are placed. Sayyidina Yusuf (as).
In addition to the prisons that were mentioned in the name of Tawara, there were prisons in Jerusalem from the time of Moses, peace be upon him.It is worth mentioning that there are some historians who believed that the Pharaohs were the first to set up the idea of ​​prisons in order to preserve the guilty person and restrict his freedom.
The difference between a central and a public prison
The difference between a central and a public prison

The difference between a central and a public prison

It is worth mentioning that there is a clear difference between the Central Prison and the Public Prison. In this article, we will know in detail the differences between them in detail, namely:
1. Public Prison In these prisons, the sentences imposed on all persons who have been sentenced to imprisonment shall be enforced. Those who are transferred from Limanat because of many different health reasons or because they reach the age of sixty, or because these men spend half of the sentence sentenced, or spend three years of sentencing, with the need to behave during this period of good, also includes Also for all people who Be doomed to a period not exceeding three months, did not these people Modi'in was sentenced by a public prison.
2. The Central Prison shall carry out the penalty for all persons who are sentenced to reduced or aggravated imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months, and all persons subject to the financial provisions or persons in custody shall be placed in reserve in case of a decision by the Public Prosecution to place them in prison. According to Article 1 of the Internal Regulations of the Central Prisons No. 1654 of 1971.
3. Special prisons. These prisons shall be established by a decision of the President of the Republic, and all categories of prisoners of all classes and members of the people shall be placed. The conditions for the release of these persons shall also be laid down. Appointment of all entities in which all prisons originate from all departments. For example, the President of the Republic issued a decree number 228 for the year 1990. This resolution guarantees the establishment and organization of all the different prisons convicted of drug offenses.

The most important laws regulating prisons

The Prisons Regulation Law contains some articles, the most important of which are as follows:
Article 1 - Prisons in four types: 1- Limanat 2- Public prisons 3 - Central prisons 4- Private prisons established by a decision of the President of the Republic where the categories of prisoners they are placed in, how they are treated and the conditions of their release are issued. And their respective circle
Article 1 bis Any person who is detained, detained, detained or deprived of his liberty in any manner shall be deposited in one of the prisons set forth in the preceding article or one of the places specified by a decision of the Minister of Interior. 85 The attorney general or his deputy shall be at least the chief prosecutor.
Article 2 It shall be permissible to put the iron restriction on the feet of the convicted person inside or outside the liman unless he is afraid to flee and this fear has reasonable reasons, on the order of the Director General of the Prisons Authority.
Article 3 The sentences imposed against the persons mentioned shall be executed in a public prison.
(A) Those sentenced to imprisonment;
(B) Women sentenced to hard labor
C - Men sentenced to hard labor, who are transferred from Limanat for health reasons or to reach the age of sixty or to spend half of the sentence sentenced or three years, ie, the two terms less and was good behavior during it. The Director General of Prisons shall issue a decision to form a committee to assess the validity of the prisoner to be transferred from Lehman.
(D) Persons sentenced to imprisonment for a period exceeding three months, unless the remaining period at the time of their sentencing is less than that and they have not previously been placed in a public prison.
Article 4 The penalty shall be carried out in a central prison for persons not mentioned in the preceding two articles and that they may be placed in a public prison if it is closer to the prosecution or added to the central prison.
Article 6 The prison director, his supervisor or the employee appointed for this purpose before any person in the prison shall receive a copy of the deposit order after signing the original receipt and the original shall be returned to the person who brought the prisoner and retains the signed copy of the prison order.
Article 7 Upon transferring the prisoner from one prison to another, he shall send with him to the transferred prison a copy of the deposit order in the previous article and all his papers, including social and health research on his condition.
Article 8 Upon entering the prison, the summary of the order of imprisonment must be recorded in the public prison for the prisoners.
Article 9 Every prisoner must be searched upon entering the prison and taken with him any prohibitions, money or things of value. If the prisoner has financial obligations to the government in abhorrence of the sentence passed, these obligations are met from the money with him, if it is not enough to fulfill and the prisoner does not stand by these obligations yet. Assigning him to do so, things of value were sold by the Public Prosecution to meet the Government's demand from the proceeds of the sale, provided that consideration should be given to not proceeding with the sale if it produced sufficient amount to meet the required amount of prisons. Financial Government Its retained him in an amount not less pounds tied to his account of the Secretariat and add the rest to his account the government but if the rest of his thing after the fulfillment of these commitments restrict its rest to his account secretariats to spend it on it when needed unless the building delivers on his request to the chosen or to the values ​​it:
Article 10 The prisoner shall retain the items of value that exist upon entering the prison and which are not sold to meet the liabilities according to the previous article, unless they are handed over at his request to the chosen or the curator.