New York S00431 amends the correction law to define "cell" and "out-of-cell" for clarity on confinement spaces.
New York S00431 amends the correction law by adding definitions for "cell" and "out-of-cell." A "cell" is any room, area, or space used for sleep by an incarcerated individual or any space not conducive to social interaction among many people. An "out-of-cell" space is one outside of and away from a cell, in a group setting conducive to social interaction, or during medical treatment, counseling, or attorney visits. This act takes effect immediately.
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