Michigan HB6280 regulates the use of recording devices in sensitive medical settings within state correctional facilities.
Michigan HB6280 amends the state's correctional facility regulations to establish policies for the use of recording devices in sensitive medical settings. These policies ensure that recording devices are only used when necessary for safety, security, or documentation purposes. The bill also mandates that the privacy of prisoners is protected to the greatest extent possible, and any use of recording devices must be documented. The Department of Corrections is required to maintain policies on the retention, storage, and access to recordings made in these sensitive settings.
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