Chapter 1396 - 1320: Regulations
Shannan Province Changyang Prison.
On the massive stone signage over ten meters long, the seven characters in reddish-brown are striking, dignified, profound, and intimidating.
However, the outermost retractable gate significantly diminishes the majesty of the signage beside it. Without reading the text, it resembles the gate of a school.
In fact, the gate of Changyang Prison isn’t even taller than the gate of Changyang Science and Technology Vocational School. It’s just an ordinary retractable gate painted white. When cars need to come in and out, it retracts, otherwise, it extends out to only one and a half meters tall. Anyone with a certain degree of athletic ability could easily climb over this gate.
Because it’s a low retractable gate, the environment inside Changyang Prison, at least the external environment, is plainly visible from the roadside outside.
It’s composed of a main road, with greenery in the middle, and stretches far into the distance as a broad, flat area. The main road, spacious enough to be a six-lane highway, is flanked by low buildings, and further in, gray high walls enclose the living quarters of the inmates.
The warden had been waiting outside for a while. Upon seeing Jiang Yuan and his team’s convoy, he enthusiastically gave instructions and greeted them.
Yu Wenshu, who was with them, quickly got out of the car. The parties involved weren’t from the same system, so it was necessary to remain polite at this moment.
Jiang Yuan and Huang Qiangmin also got out and greeted the group across from them.
The warden brought not only many of his administrative staff but also had officials from departments like the prosecutor’s office waiting nearby.
For the prison, the prosecutor’s office is constantly a sword hanging over them. There are clear regulations for various acts and operations within the prison, and unexpected incidents—most of which are handled by the prosecutor’s office.
If an inmate has an unexpected death, it’s stipulated that the direct management personnel must arrive at the scene within 3 minutes. A delay would mean dereliction of duty, which could result in a 3-year sentence in court.