Establishes standards and procedures for drug and special watches in New York correctional facilities.
The bill, known as the "drug and special watch due process act," sets forth standards and procedures for drug and special watches in New York correctional facilities. It mandates that incarcerated individuals must undergo non-invasive internal contraband detection technology scans before being placed on a drug or special watch. A negative scan result creates a presumption against continued placement, unless specific circumstances are documented.
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