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Public Protection Manual, Chapter 6:
Harassment procedures
From:
National Offender Management Service and HM Prison Service
First published:
3 March 2011
Part of:
Prison, probation and rehabilitation: Public Protection Manual
Applies to:
England and Wales
Guidance for prison staff on preventing prisoners from harassing their victims from prison.
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Public Protection Manual, Chapter 6: Harassment
procedures
MS Word Document, 630KB
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prisoner communications
notifying the Probation Service and children’s services
managing the sentence
victims’ helplines
sex offender treatment programmes
attempts to contact victims
breaches of restraining orders and injunctions
prisoner requests for contact
releasing prisoners on temporary licence
Published:
3 March 2011
From:
National Offender Management Service
HM Prison Service
Part of:
Prison, probation and rehabilitation: Public Protection Manual
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