Minnesota SF207 limits segregated housing and prohibits solitary confinement in jails and prisons.
Minnesota SF207 amends state statutes to limit segregated housing and prohibit solitary confinement in jails and prisons. It requires rulemaking to establish conditions in segregated housing, mental health care, and permitted uses of segregation. It mandates annual reporting on inmates placed in segregation and their outcomes. The bill also sets standards for temporary segregation, disciplinary segregation, and administrative segregation, including notice and hearing processes.
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