New York S09487 amends the correction law to reform the use of segregated confinement and expand criteria for good behavior allowances.
New York S09487 amends the correction law to reform the use of segregated confinement and expand criteria for good behavior allowances. The bill allows for the temporary placement of a person in segregated confinement for up to three days, with provisions for out-of-cell time and access to programming. It expands the criteria for calculating good behavior allowances, including consideration of personal growth and demonstrated accomplishments.
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