S.L. 260.3 ст. 80Review of disciplinary cases.

(1) Where the Director awards a punishment for any offence which includes -

(a) cellular confinement for a continuous period exceeding six days;

(b) forfeiture, continuously or cumulatively, of more than twenty-eight days of remission referred to in regulation 14, the prisoner may petition a review of the disciplinary case to the Appeals Tribunal by filing a notice of intention to appeal with the Tribunal within five days of imposition of the punishment.

(2) Where a punishment described in sub-regulation (1) is imposed, the Director shall immediately inform -

(a) the prisoner of his right to petition the Appeals Tribunal;

(b) the Chairman of the Appeals Tribunal shall be informed in writing of the name of the prisoner, the offence with which he was charged, and the punishment imposed.

(3) Where a petition is made to the Appeals Tribunal under this regulation, the Chairman shall summon a special meeting of the Tribunal to be held within six days from receipt of the notice of appeal:

Provided that if the punishment includes cellular confinement, an appeal under this regulation shall not stay the execution of the punishment ordered by the Director, during the first six days of the cellular confinement: Provided, further, that if the punishment includes cellular confinement, the Chairman shall summon a special meeting of the Appeals Tribunal to be held within three days.

(4) The Appeals Tribunal shall inquire into the charge, the punishment imposed, and the grounds for the prisoner’s appeal. The Appeals Tribunal shall be entitled to regulate its own proceedings.

(5) The Chairman of the Appeals Tribunal shall notify the prisoner and the Director in writing of its decision within four days of the hearing.

(6) In cases of acquittal, or where the punishment of cellular confinement is reduced to less than six days, the Tribunal shall have the power to order compensation in the form of remission or special privileges.

(7) In sub-regulation (3), other than in the first proviso thereto, and in sub-regulation (5) the word "days" shall not include Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.