Regarding Périgueux and its prison, located in downtown, we know it was built in 1863 and was rén ovate years between 1990-1993.
" Perigueux - Promised to close but kept
JUSTICE. The prison is on the list of sites "promised the closure remain in operation" is a quack who has created some doubts in the legal world yesterday.
The union FO prison, who participated Monday in a central joint technical committee of the Ministry of Justice had studied the list of prisons which should close in 2015 under the General Public Policy Revisions ( RGPP) of the State. FO's understanding that the house arrest of Périgueux was concerned, before changing his mind an hour later.
Unions vigilant
On the official document of the Directorate of Prison Administration, dated March 8, 2010, Angouleme or Perigueux as Tulle listed "establishments promised closures remain in operation. "
"There was a threat, but it does. It is doing well, "Thierry Dumonteil analysis, Interregional Delegate southern sector union FO prison.
However, vigilance is still required on the part of unions. On 12 February in his closing speech fifths Focus on prisons in France, the Justice Minister, Michele Alliot-Marie explained that an initial plan RGPP identified 83 structures in France to close because of their obsolescence.
The list was reduced to sixty, and these closures will occur between mid-2015 and 2017. Some institutions will be offset by striped new construction nearby.
"Building Quality
The house arrest of Périgueux thus escape closure dry. But is it definitive?
No comments on the part of interregional officials of Correctional Services in Bordeaux, who do not speak on the subject in this reserve period before the elections.
Moyrand Michel, the mayor of Perigueux, says being aware of a reorganization, but not closing the prison. "It's a prison-quality, well managed, a very nice outfit and matches what is expected of an institution of this kind, "he says.
The house arrest of Perigueux, commissioned in 1863, was renovated between 1990 and 1993.
It has 91 places for men serving short sentences or awaiting trial prisoners.
Sources: South West - Edition of March 10, 2010
The right of all to prison Périgueux
A permanent legal information will be released in September at the prison
Detainees may consult free lawyers, notaries and bailiffs. ARCHIVES J.-CS
"We often hear that prisons are places of non-human. Now we can say that the house arrest of Perigueux is a place where the right exists and reigns ", launched yesterday the prosecutor of Perigueux, Yves Squercioni at the signing the agreement to create a point of access to rights for detainees.
From 1 September, the prisoners can meet with free lawyers, notaries and bailiffs, the signatories of this agreement, signed also by the Director of the Prison Service and probation (SPIP) and by Reeve Dordogne, Beatrice Abollivier.
"Access to rights is a prime factor in rehabilitation," said Corinne Panetta, president of the High Court of Perigueux.
Other prisons in France are already equipped with this service. In the Dordogne, prison Neuvic has a platform of information, a bit different from the service created in Périgueux.
Free consultations
Within the prison Perigord, consultations and information sessions on family law, employment law, immigration law, labor or accommodation will be arranged. Inmates can request how their apartment or how to take certain steps. Questions become more pressing when the heavy prison door slammed shut on them, for remand or after conviction. However, based on requests from inmates themes will be tailored, three times a year.
Counsel will answer any questions outside of the criminal case for which prisoners are incarcerated.
This is supplemented by an addendum with the family mediation service to address the difficulties between parents and children during incarceration.
"The possibility of having access to information and other rights during the deprivation of liberty prepares to exit and can not let life in brackets, "says the prosecutor of Perigueux.
Objective 2011
For Reeve Dordogne, this opening to the house arrest of Perigueux is a "breakthrough" and will fight "against exclusion and discrimination, because access to rights is not a privilege and must be the same everywhere, even for families. "
Now, the goal of justice and correctional services is to extend these access rights to other establishments of the department.
"The house arrest of Perigueux is a foundation stone. We hope a mediation agreement Neuvic family, said Corinne Panetta. At Mauzac, everything is yet to be built to create a dynamic. Our goal is that in late 2010, the fee is returned in the three prisons in the Dordogne and it finds its stride in 2011. "
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