Relates to certain conduct that may place a person in segregated confinement

Summary

The legislation amends New York’s correction law to allow additional consecutive days of segregation for inmates who commit repeat violent or dangerous acts, and to set stricter limits on how long they can be denied programming and recreation. It also outlines specific offenses that can trigger longer segregation placements and requires mental‑health review for extended restrictions. The changes aim to balance safety with inmates’ access to treatment and activities.

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