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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor 
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue "
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap |
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By *heDesiCandi OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap "
Not prison - about the initial arrest ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap
Not prison - about the initial arrest ?"
No idea about that part sorry, I always assumed once you were arrested you were put in a cell on your own |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap
Not prison - about the initial arrest ?"
If you state your preferred gender then they should make a record of your gender on the custody report, and ask you to confirm this by signing it. They should then treat you as your stated gender for the rest of the detention. Unfortunately, if you are non-binary, this isn’t recognised in PACE, so you should state the sex/gender you would prefer to be treated as. |
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap
Not prison - about the initial arrest ?
If you state your preferred gender then they should make a record of your gender on the custody report, and ask you to confirm this by signing it. They should then treat you as your stated gender for the rest of the detention. Unfortunately, if you are non-binary, this isn’t recognised in PACE, so you should state the sex/gender you would prefer to be treated as."
In the news today, it says Scottish police will assume people's gender at birth applies, even if they have transitioned, and will place people on remand or convicted in the prison matching their birth gender. Unsure how/if this impacts the OP.
BBC News - Trans prisoners in Scotland to be placed according to birth gender
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-64586523 |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap
Not prison - about the initial arrest ?
If you state your preferred gender then they should make a record of your gender on the custody report, and ask you to confirm this by signing it. They should then treat you as your stated gender for the rest of the detention. Unfortunately, if you are non-binary, this isn’t recognised in PACE, so you should state the sex/gender you would prefer to be treated as.
In the news today, it says Scottish police will assume people's gender at birth applies, even if they have transitioned, and will place people on remand or convicted in the prison matching their birth gender. Unsure how/if this impacts the OP.
BBC News - Trans prisoners in Scotland to be placed according to birth gender
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-64586523"
Scots law is different to the rest of the UK |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Might be worth getting advice from a solicitor
It’s more about the cell and process of you identify as trans less actually a legal issue
You mean about going to a male or female prison? It’s absolutely a legal issue and strangely I do actually have some experience with this. But my advice would still be speak to a solicitor asap
Not prison - about the initial arrest ?
If you state your preferred gender then they should make a record of your gender on the custody report, and ask you to confirm this by signing it. They should then treat you as your stated gender for the rest of the detention. Unfortunately, if you are non-binary, this isn’t recognised in PACE, so you should state the sex/gender you would prefer to be treated as.
In the news today, it says Scottish police will assume people's gender at birth applies, even if they have transitioned, and will place people on remand or convicted in the prison matching their birth gender. Unsure how/if this impacts the OP.
BBC News - Trans prisoners in Scotland to be placed according to birth gender
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-64586523"
I don’t think it’s the same in England and Wales unless they have committed a sexual offence |
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