How many letters can relatives send to prisoners each month?

Clause 1, Article 54 of the 2019 Law on Execution of Criminal Judgments stipulates:

Inmates are allowed to send 02 letters per month. The warden of the prison, the warden of the detention center, and the head of the district-level criminal judgment execution agency must inspect and censor the letters that inmates send and receive.

Simultaneously, Clause 1, Article 11 of Circular 14/2020/TT-BCA also stipulates:

Inmates are allowed to receive and send letters via postal services and when meeting their relatives, representatives of agencies, organizations, or other individuals as prescribed in Clause 3, Article 52 and Clause 1, Article 54 of the 2019 Law on Execution of Criminal Judgments. The head of the inmate detention facility must direct the inspection and censorship of the letters that inmates send and receive. If the content is deemed inappropriate for the management, education, and reform of inmates, a record of seizure must be made.

Thus, the law stipulates that inmates are allowed to send 02 letters per month, but it does not specify the number of letters that relatives of the inmates can send to the inmates per month, meaning there is no limit on the quantity.

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