Texas HB3721 mandates a study on solitary confinement practices in Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities.
Texas HB3721, titled the Restrictive Housing / Solitary Confinement Standards and Reporting Act, aims to enhance transparency, oversight, and accountability regarding the use of solitary confinement in Texas correctional facilities. The bill requires the Texas Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to collect comprehensive data on solitary confinement practices, including reasons for placement, duration, and mental health impacts. An annual report will be submitted to the Legislature. Non-compliance will result in corrective actions and potential independent audits.
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