Enacts the "prison privilege limitation act" to restrict privileges for certain incarcerated individuals.
The "prison privilege limitation act" restricts privileges for incarcerated individuals in state correctional facilities. Specifically, it prohibits leaving certain inmates in the company of civilians without supervision and bans them from wearing civilian clothing. This applies to individuals convicted under specific sections of the penal law, except when receiving medical treatment. The act takes effect immediately.
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