Letters and other facilities for appeal

(1) Writing materials to such extent as the Superintendent considers reasonable shall be furnished to an appellant who requires them for the purpose of preparing his appeal. 62 (2) An appellant may write letters to his legal adviser or other persons for the purpose of his appeal. (3) A confidential written communication prepared as instructions for the legal adviser of an appellant may be delivered personally to such legal adviser, and shall not be treated as a letter to which paragraph (3) of Rule 87 of these Rules applies, unless the Superintendent has reason to suppose that it contains matter not relating to such instructions. Convicted Prisoners awaiting Sentence or Remanded