Senior Training School Rules 1951
Download PDF| Year | 1951 |
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| Category | Consolidated |
| Last Updated | 2026-02-19 16:15:51 |
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Table of Contents
- PART I
- 1. Citation
- 2. Interpretation
- PART II
- 3. Objects of corrective training
- 4. General organization
- 5. Grading of inmates
- 6. Privileges
- 7. Sleeping accommodation
- 8. Beds and bedding
- 9. Search of inmates
- 10. Inventory of property
- 11. Photographing and finger-printing
- 12. Interview with Commissioner
- 13. Bath or shower
- 14. Medical examination
- 15. Explanation of rules
- 16. Undergoing preliminary training
- 17. Custody outside
- 18. Protection from public view
- 19. Temporary leave of absence
- 20. Medical Officer to record death
- 21. Notice of death
- 22. Development of individuality and personal responsibility
- 23. Supervision by Commissioner
- 24. Chief Officer as deputy to Commissioner
- 25. Use of force
- 26. Discipline offences; who may deal with reports
- 27. Segregation on report
- 28. Opportunity to present case
- 29. Depriving of unauthorized articles
- 30. List of offences against discipline
- 31. Investigation of report; adjudication
- 32. Reference to Board for investigation
- 33. Restricted diet
- 34. Medical certificate of fitness for punishment
- 35. Frequency of visits by officers
- 36. Removal from normal community life
- 37. Weekly return of punishments
- 38. Mechanical restraint
- 39. Temporary confinement of violent or refractory inmate
- 40. Request to see Commissioner or a member of the Board
- 41. Prohibited articles
- 42. Liquor and tobacco
- 43. Search of persons and vehicles
- 44. No conversation with inmate except as authorized
- 45. Restriction on viewing training school
- 46. 48 hour week; suitability of work
- 47. No unauthorized work
- 48. Religious denomination
- 49. Visits by special ministers
- 50. Divine Service
- 51. Visits by ministers
- 52. Religious books
- 53. Interviews with ministers
- 54. Avoidance of work on days of religious observance
- 55. Education
- 56. Library
- 57. Books and periodicals from outside
- 58. Encouragement of family relationships
- 59. Inmate may inform family of his transfer to prison
- 60. Assistance after release
- 61. Information to family of death or serious illness
- 62. Letters and visits; frequency
- 63. Supervision of letters and visits
- 64. Deferment of letters and visits when confined
- 65. Letter instead of visit
- 66. Discretionary letters and visits
- 67. Voluntary interview with police officer
- 68. Visit by legal adviser
- 69. Visit by legal adviser not to be forfeited
- 70. Medical room; staff
- 71. Medical Officer
- 72. Preventive inoculation
- 73. Annual medical examination
- 74. Visits by medical staff
- 75. Attendance by Medical Officer; removal to hospital
- 76. Dental treatment
- 77. Medical reports
- 78. Medical report on danger to inmate
- 79. Medical recommendations
- 80. Suicidal inmates
- 81. Mental illness
- 82. Serious illness or injury; notification
- 83. Hygiene
- 84. Ablutions; haircuts
- 85. Provision of toilet articles
- 86. Physical exercise
- 87. Quality of food
- 88. Inspection of food by Medical Officer
- 89. Private food prohibited
- 90. Quantity of food
- 91. Clothing
- 92. Protective clothing
- 93. Medical examination on release
- 94. Outfit on release
- PART III
- 95. Application of rules 96 to
- 96. Separation of unconvicted inmates
- 97. Limited restriction of association
- 98. Food of unconvicted inmate
- 99. Clothing of unconvicted inmate
- 100. Haircuts; shaving
- 101. Private medical attendance on unconvicted inmate
- 102. Private property of unconvicted inmate
- 103. Books of unconvicted inmate
- 104. Work by unconvicted inmate
- 105. Visits to unconvicted inmate
- 106. Unconvicted inmate seeking bail
- 107. Visit by private medical adviser to unconvicted inmate
- 108. Facilities for unconvicted inmate to prepare defence
- 109. Loss of special privileges of unconvicted inmate
- 110. Unconvicted inmate not to sell or transfer articles
- 111. Application of rules 112 to
- 112. Payment for work done by appellant
- 113. Appellant seeking bail
- 114. Visit by private medical adviser to appellant
- 115. Visitor to appellant in connection with appeal
- 116. Facilities for appellant to prepare appeal
- 117. Representations to court by convicted inmates awaiting sentence
- PART IV
- 118. Application of Part IV
- 119. Meetings and visits to training school
- 120. Minutes
- 121. Duties in general
- 122. Access to inmates
- 123. Inspection of food
- 124. Inspection of books and records
- 125. Additional visits or letters
- 126. Inquiry as to state of premises; recommendations
- 127. Assessment of conduct of inmates; suitability for release
- 128. Reporting of incorrigible inmate
- 129. Supervision and after-care; directions
- 130. Assessment of compliance by person released under supervision
- 131. Consultation with Commissioner before granting any permission
- 132. Annual report to Governor
- FIRST SCHEDULE
- SECOND SCHEDULE
- PART I
- 1. These rules may be cited as the Senior Training School Rules, 1951.
- 2. In these rules—
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