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Why are prisoners of the Uerschterhaff not allowed to work?
In contrast to the sentenced prisoners in Schrassig, prisoners of the Uerschterhaff are not allowed to work. This is despite the fact that pre-trial detention can last anywhere from a few days to a few years. Why is there a difference in treatment, and will anything change in this regard? Our MP Pim Knaff asked the responsible ministry for more information.
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How can prisoners uphold their contact with family members on the outside?
Family visits and time for the partner are only possible in prison to a limited extent. However, these relationships are an important support for the prisoner and contribute to his stability. What is the current situation for prisoners in Luxembourg, and has the inauguration of the new prison been used to create more opportunities? Our MP Pim Knaff asked the Ministry of Justice for more details.
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What are the requirements for a conditional release?
Since the application of the new law on the enforcement of sentences in 2018, conditional liberties have been regularly issued only under certain conditions, such as the payment of the civil action. These conditions can vary from case to case. Are there any guidelines in this regard? Our MP Pim Knaff has inquired at the relevant ministry.
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What happens if joint custody agreements are breached or if children are kidnapped by a partner?
In case of a divorce, shared custody is often a compromise used to help determine who has custody of the children, when and for how long. However, what is agreed upon is not always respected by the ex-partners. More and more frequently, cases become known where partners keep the children with them for longer than agreed or doesn’t allow them to return to the other partner. It also happens that children...
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Why are prisoners of the Uerschterhaff not allowed to work?
In contrast to the sentenced prisoners in Schrassig, prisoners of the Uerschterhaff are not allowed to work. This is despite the fact that pre-trial detention can last anywhere from a few days to a few years. Why is there a difference in treatment, and will anything change in this regard? Our MP Pim Knaff asked the responsible ministry for more information.
read more...
How can prisoners uphold their contact with family members on the outside?
Family visits and time for the partner are only possible in prison to a limited extent. However, these relationships are an important support for the prisoner and contribute to his stability. What is the current situation for prisoners in Luxembourg, and has the inauguration of the new prison been used to create more opportunities? Our MP Pim Knaff asked the Ministry of Justice for more details.
read more...
What are the requirements for a conditional release?
Since the application of the new law on the enforcement of sentences in 2018, conditional liberties have been regularly issued only under certain conditions, such as the payment of the civil action. These conditions can vary from case to case. Are there any guidelines in this regard? Our MP Pim Knaff has inquired at the relevant ministry.
read more...
What happens if joint custody agreements are breached or if children are kidnapped by a partner?
In case of a divorce, shared custody is often a compromise used to help determine who has custody of the children, when and for how long. However, what is agreed upon is not always respected by the ex-partners. More and more frequently, cases become known where partners keep the children with them for longer than agreed or doesn’t allow them to return to the other partner. It also happens that children...
read more...
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