Alaska HB35 regulates electronic devices and possessions for prisoners in state correctional facilities.
Alaska HB35 amends regulations for prisoners in state correctional facilities, prohibiting the possession of electronic devices like computers and tablets unless approved for specific purposes such as rehabilitation or reentry plans. It also restricts the use of cable television services, the possession of items like cassette tape players, video cassette recorders, and more than three electrical appliances. The bill further limits the availability of materials that could incite hatred or aid in escape, and it prohibits the replacement of in-person visitation with electronic means.
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