Maryland HB921 regulates the use of restrictive housing for minors in juvenile facilities, ensuring they receive equal access to privileges and.
Maryland HB921 establishes protocols for the use of restrictive housing for minors in juvenile facilities, ensuring they receive equal access to privileges and conditions such as phone calls, visits, mail, food, water, showers, sanitary supplies, property, educational services, reading materials, and medical, mental, and dental health care. It mandates that minors in restrictive housing have maximized access to recreation, education, and programming unless it poses a risk of physical harm.
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