Virginia HB35 restricts the use of restorative housing and isolated confinement in correctional facilities.
Virginia HB35 establishes guidelines for the use of restorative housing and isolated confinement in correctional facilities. It mandates that incarcerated individuals receive medical and mental health evaluations within one workday of placement. The bill requires facilities to provide opportunities for out-of-cell activities and social interaction. It limits the duration of isolated confinement and mandates formal reviews and appeals for incarcerated individuals placed in such settings.
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