CA 101 Lecture 8
CA 101 Lecture 8
g. Inmate who is more than fifty (50) years old or who can no longer
perform manual work;
A minimum or medium security inmate may, upon written application, be allowed by the
Superintendent to view the remains of the following relatives upon written application and
submission of the original or certified true copies of the death certificate, the burial permit and
the documents specified hereunder:
a. Wife or husband (marriage certificate);
b. Child (birth certificate of child and marriage certificate of the inmate);
c. Brother/sister (birth certificate of brother/sister and birth certificate of the inmate);
d. Father/mother (birth certificate of the inmate);
e. Grandchild (birth certificate of grandchild and of the latter's parent who may be son or
daughter of the inmate);
f. Grandparent (birth certificate of the inmate and of his/her parent who is the son/daughter of
the deceased grandparent).
WHEN TO FILE APPLICATION
• The application to view the remains of a deceased relative and all its
supporting documents shall be ;led with the Superintendent at least two
(2) days before the enjoyment of the privilege sought.
• In the case of an NBP or CIW inmate, the application and its supporting
documents, together with the prison record of the inmate and the
favorable recommendation of the Superintendent thereof and the
Director, shall be forwarded to the Secretary for final action at least one
(1) working day before the privilege is to be enjoyed.
DURATION OF PRIVILEGE