Prison law.

1. Disciplinary sanctions

The firm defends you before the Disciplinary Committee and before the Courts to urgently request the suspension and then the cancellation of the disciplinary sanctions.

2. Isolation

Solitary confinement is in principle not a sanction. Unless it is requested by the detained person, it can only intervene in specific cases because it has particularly heavy consequences for the detained person. The firm defends you to request the lifting of solitary confinement with the prison administration and before the courts.

3. Visiting Permits and Transfers

The firm accompanies you and defends you to maintain the family and friendly ties with the incarcerated person: challenge of refusal of visit permit, withdrawal of visit permit and request for transfer

4. Work in detention

Work in detention is very precarious: no work contract, not the same minimum wage as other employees or no sick leave. The firm defends you in the event of downgrading or insufficient remuneration.

5. Medical care and access

Access to daily or hospital care is often lacking in detention. The firm will assist you in obtaining a medical appointment or the care necessary for your state of health.

5. Life in detention

The decisions of the prison administration can have serious consequences for the prisoner and his family. The firm assists you in analyzing and requesting the lifting of disproportionate and irregular measures: handcuffed regime, DPS status, placement in a specific district.