Pokuaa-Flowers Act requires parole officer approval for certain hospital visits by releasees and shields hospitals from liability for damages from.
The Pokuaa-Flowers Act amends the Government Code to require parole officer approval for releasees on parole or mandatory supervision to visit a general hospital for purposes other than medical treatment. The releasee must specify the visit's date, time, and reason. The parole officer must notify the hospital's law enforcement of the visit. The Act also exempts hospitals from liability for damages caused by releasees during these visits. This law applies only to releasees on parole or mandatory supervision after the Act's effective date of September 1, 2025.
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