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Dictionary
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long-term visit
- adjective + noun
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Def: a prisoner and a visitor are allowed to be together without constant supervision in prison premises designated for such purpose during a period of 24 hours
Example: The use of long-term visit
rooms can enable family-like situations.
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| Usage note |
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The definition comes from the Estonian Imprisonment Act.
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aply for a long-tem visit
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allow a long-term visit
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| See also |
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| dic_connotations |
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