Stephen Bear's fiancée disregarded the regulations by taking a video of her visit to him while he was in prison.

She could get into trouble.

Stephen Bear's fiancée disregarded the regulations by taking a video of her visit to him while he was in prison.



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Jessica Smith could potentially be in trouble for breaking a 1952 Prison Act


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The Act states that if someone is found guilty, they may face a jail sentence of up to two years or a fine


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It is against the law to take photos or film inside a prison


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If found guilty, the person could face up to two years in prison or a fine


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Visiting Stephen Bear is limited to 15 minutes and must be arranged in advance


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