New York A10430 amends the correction law to modify criteria for segregated confinement and good behavior allowances.
New York A10430 amends the correction law to change the criteria for placing individuals in segregated confinement and to expand the criteria for calculating good behavior allowances. The bill specifies that individuals can be placed in segregated confinement for up to fifteen days for certain conduct, such as engaging in sexual acts without consent or creating a hostile environment. It also allows for restrictions on program access if the individual poses a significant risk to safety or security.
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