Utah 2025 Regular Session

Utah House Bill HB0326 Compare Versions

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2	2		Candice B. Pierucci proposes the following substitute bill:
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4	4		Pregnant and Postpartum Inmate Amendments
5	5		2025 GENERAL SESSION
6	6		STATE OF UTAH
7	7		Chief Sponsor: Candice B. Pierucci
8	8		Senate Sponsor:
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10	10
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12	12		LONG TITLE
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14	14		General Description:
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16	16		This bill addresses statutes regarding pregnant and postpartum inmates.
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18	18		Highlighted Provisions:
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20	20		This bill:
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22	22		▸ requires the Department of Corrections (the department) and the county jails to ensure
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24	24		that each female individual admitted to a correctional facility is tested for pregnancy;
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26	26		▸ requires the department and each county jail to collect certain parental information on
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28	28		inmates;
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30	30		▸ requires the department and each county jail to report to the State Commission on
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32	32		Criminal and Juvenile Justice:
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34	34		● the number of known pregnant inmates in custody; and
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36	36		● the number of inmates in custody who are parents to a minor child;
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38	38		▸ amends the membership of the Correctional Postnatal and Early Childhood Advisory
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40	40		Board (the board);
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42	42		▸ extends the repeal date of the board; and
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44	44		▸ makes technical and conforming changes.
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46	46		Money Appropriated in this Bill:
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48	48		None
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50	50		Other Special Clauses:
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52	52		None
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54	54		Utah Code Sections Affected:
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56	56		AMENDS:
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58	58		17-22-5, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapters 96, 187 and 341
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60	60		17-22-8, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2023, Chapters 119, 420
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62	62		17-22-32, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 245
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65	65		63I-1-264, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Third Special Session, Chapter 5
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67	67		64-13-1, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2023, Chapters 177, 322 and 414
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69	69		64-13-7, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 341
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71	71		64-13-10.4, as enacted by Laws of Utah 2023, Chapter 414
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73	73		64-13-45, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapters 245, 341
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75	75		64-13-46, as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 182
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77	77		64-13-46.1, as renumbered and amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 182
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81	81		Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Utah:
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83		-	Section 22. Section 17-22-5 is amended to read:
	83	+	Section 1. Section 17-22-5 is amended to read:
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85	85		17-22-5 . Sheriff's classification of jail inmates -- Classification criteria --
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87	87		Alternative incarceration programs -- Limitation.
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89	89		(1) As used in this section, "living area" means the same as that term is defined in Section
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91	91		64-13-7.
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93	93		(2)(a) Except as provided in Subsections (5) and [(6)] (7), the sheriff shall adopt and
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95	95		implement written policies for admission of inmates to the county jail and the
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97	97		classification of individuals incarcerated in the jail which shall provide for the
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99	99		separation of prisoners by gender and by such other factors as may reasonably
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101	101		provide for the safety and well-being of inmates and the community.
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103	103		(b) To the extent authorized by law, any written admission policies adopted and
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105	105		implemented under this Subsection (2) shall be applied equally to all entities using
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107	107		the county correctional facilities.
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109	109		(3) Except as provided in Subsections (5) and [(6)] (7), each county sheriff shall assign
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111	111		inmates to a facility or section of a facility based on classification criteria that the sheriff
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113	113		develops and maintains.
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115	115		(4)(a) Except as provided in Subsection [(6)] (7), a county sheriff may develop and
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117	117		implement alternative incarceration programs that may involve housing an inmate in
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119	119		a jail facility.
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121		-	(b) An inmate housed under an alternative incarceration program under Subsection
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123		-	(4)(a)
	121	+	(b) An inmate housed under an alternative incarceration program under Subsection (4)(a)
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125	123		shall be considered to be in the full custody and control of the sheriff for purposes of
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127	125		Sections 76-8-309 and 76-8-309.3.
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129	127		(c) An inmate may not be placed in an alternative incarceration program under
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131	129		Subsection (4)(a) unless:
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134	131		(i) the jail facility is at maximum operating capacity, as established under Section
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136	134		17-22-5.5; or
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138	136		(ii) ordered by the court.
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140	138		(5) A jail facility shall comply with the same requirements as the Department of
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142	140		Corrections described in Subsections 64-13-7(4), (5), and [(6)] (7) when assigning an
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144	142		inmate to a living area, including the reporting requirements in Subsections [
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146	144		64-13-45(2)(d) and (e).] 64-13-45(f) and (g).
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148		-	(6) At the time an inmate is booked into a county jail Ĥ→ on a state or local criminal offense ←Ĥ ,
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150		-	the county sheriff shall request and
	146	+	(6) At the time an inmate is booked into a county jail, the county sheriff shall request and
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152	148		retain the following information from the inmate:
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154	150		(a) whether the inmate is a parent to a minor child; and
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156	152		(b) if applicable:
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158	154		(i) the number of minor children to whom the inmate is a parent; and
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160	156		(ii) the ages of the minor children described in Subsection (6)(b)(i).
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162	158		[(6)] (7) This section does not authorize a sheriff to modify provisions of a contract with the
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164	160		Department of Corrections to house in a county jail inmates sentenced to the Department
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166	162		of Corrections.
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168		-	Section 7. Section 17-22-8 is amended to read:
	164	+	Section 2. Section 17-22-8 is amended to read:
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170	166		17-22-8 . Care of prisoners -- Funding of services -- Private contractor.
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172	168		(1) As used in this section, "medication assisted treatment plan" means a prescription plan
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174	170		to use buprenorphine, methadone, or naltrexone to treat substance use withdrawal
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176	172		symptoms or an opioid use disorder.
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178	174		(2) Except as provided in Subsection (7), a sheriff shall:
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180	176		(a) receive each individual committed to jail by competent authority;
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182	178		(b) provide each prisoner with necessary food, clothing, and bedding in the manner
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184	180		prescribed by the county legislative body;
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186	182		(c) provide each prisoner medical care when:
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188	184		(i) the prisoner's symptoms evidence a serious disease or injury;
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190	186		(ii) the prisoner's disease or injury is curable or may be substantially alleviated; and
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192	188		(iii) the potential for harm to the person by reason of delay or the denial of medical
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194	190		care would be substantial;
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196	192		(d) provide each prisoner, as part of the intake process, with the option of continuing any
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198	194		of the following medically prescribed methods of contraception:
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200	196		(i) an oral contraceptive;
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203	198		(ii) an injectable contraceptive;
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205	200		(iii) a patch;
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207	203		(iv) a vaginal ring; or
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209	205		(v) an intrauterine device, if the prisoner was prescribed the intrauterine device
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211	207		because the prisoner experiences serious and persistent adverse effects when using
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213	209		the methods of contraception described in Subsections (2)(d)(i) and (ii);[ and]
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215	211		(e) cooperate with medical personnel to continue a medication assisted treatment plan
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217	213		for an inmate if the inmate was an active client before arrest and commitment[.] ; and
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219	215		(f) ensure that each female prisoner younger than 50 years old who has been
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221		-	incarcerated for longer than 72 hours Ĥ→ on a state or local criminal offense ←Ĥ is offered,
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223		-	which the prisoner may reject, a test
	217	+	incarcerated for longer than 72 hours is offered, which the prisoner may reject, a test
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225	219		for pregnancy.
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227	221		(3) A sheriff may provide the generic form of a contraceptive described in Subsection
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229	223		(2)(d)(i) or (ii).
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231	225		(4) A sheriff shall follow the provisions of Section 64-13-46 if a prisoner is pregnant or in
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233	227		postpartum recovery[, including the reporting requirements in Subsection 64-13-45(2)(c)].
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235	229		(5)(a) Except as provided in Section 17-22-10 and Subsection (5)(b), the expense
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237	231		incurred in providing the services required by this section to prisoners shall be paid
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239	233		from the county treasury.
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241	235		(b) The expense incurred in providing the services described in Subsection (2)(d) to
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243	237		prisoners shall be paid by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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245	239		(6) A medication used for a medication assisted treatment plan under Subsection (2)(e):
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247	241		(a) shall be administered to an inmate in accordance with the inmate's prescription under
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249	243		the direction of the sheriff;
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251	245		(b) may be paid for by a county; and
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253	247		(c) may be left or stored at a jail at the discretion of the sheriff.
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255	249		(7) If the county executive contracts with a private contractor to provide the services
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257	251		required by this section, the sheriff shall provide only those services required of the
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259	253		sheriff by the contract between the county and the private contractor.
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261		-	Section 11. Section 17-22-32 is amended to read:
	255	+	Section 3. Section 17-22-32 is amended to read:
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263	257		17-22-32 . County jail reporting requirements.
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265	259		(1) As used in this section:
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267	261		(a) "Commission" means the State Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice created
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269	263		in Section 63M-7-201.
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272	265		(b)(i) "In-custody death" means an inmate death that occurs while the inmate is in the
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274	267		custody of a county jail.
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276	269		(ii) "In-custody death" includes an inmate death that occurs while the inmate is:
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278	272		(A) being transported for medical care; or
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280	274		(B) receiving medical care outside of a county jail.
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282	276		(c) "Inmate" means an individual who is processed or booked into custody or housed in
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284	278		a county jail in the state.
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286	280		(d) "Opiate" means the same as that term is defined in Section 58-37-2.
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288	282		(2) Each county jail shall submit a report to the commission before June 15 of each year
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290	284		that includes, for the preceding calendar year:
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292	286		(a) the average daily inmate population each month;
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294	288		(b) the number of inmates in the county jail on the last day of each month who identify
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296	290		as each race or ethnicity included in the Standards for Transmitting Race and
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298	292		Ethnicity published by the Untied States Federal Bureau of Investigation;
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300	294		(c) the number of inmates booked into the county jail;
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302	296		(d) the number of inmates held in the county jail each month on behalf of each of the
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304	298		following entities:
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306	300		(i) the Bureau of Indian Affairs;
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308	302		(ii) a state prison;
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310	304		(iii) a federal prison;
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312	306		(iv) the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement; and
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314	308		(v) any other entity with which a county jail has entered a contract to house inmates
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316	310		on the entity's behalf;
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318	312		(e) the number of inmates that are denied pretrial release and held in the custody of the
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320	314		county jail while the inmate awaited final disposition of the inmate's criminal charges;
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322	316		(f) for each inmate booked into the county jail:
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324	318		(i) the name of the agency that arrested the inmate;
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326	320		(ii) the date and time the inmate was booked into and released from the custody of
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328	322		the county jail;
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330	324		(iii) if the inmate was released from the custody of the county jail, the reason the
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332	326		inmate was released from the custody of the county jail;
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334	328		(iv) if the inmate was released from the custody of the county jail on a financial
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336	330		condition, whether the financial condition was set by a county sheriff or a court;
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338	332		(v) the number of days the inmate was held in the custody of the county jail before
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341	334		disposition of the inmate's criminal charges;
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343	336		(vi) whether the inmate was released from the custody of the county jail before final
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345	338		disposition of the inmate's criminal charges; and
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347	341		(vii) the state identification number of the inmate;
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349	343		(g) the number of in-custody deaths that occurred at the county jail;
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351	345		(h) for each in-custody death:
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353	347		(i) the name, gender, race, ethnicity, age, and known or suspected medical diagnosis
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355	349		or disability, if any, of the deceased;
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357	351		(ii) the date, time, and location of death;
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359	353		(iii) the law enforcement agency that detained, arrested, or was in the process of
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361	355		arresting the deceased; and
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363	357		(iv) a brief description of the circumstances surrounding the death;
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365	359		(i) the known, or discoverable on reasonable inquiry, causes and contributing factors of
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367	361		each of the in-custody deaths described in Subsection (2)(g);
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369	363		(j) the county jail's policy for notifying an inmate's next of kin after the inmate's
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371	365		in-custody death;
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373	367		(k) the county jail policies, procedures, and protocols:
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375	369		(i) for treatment of an inmate experiencing withdrawal from alcohol or substance use,
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377	371		including use of opiates;
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379	373		(ii) that relate to the county jail's provision, or lack of provision, of medications used
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381	375		to treat, mitigate, or address an inmate's symptoms of withdrawal, including
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383	377		methadone and all forms of buprenorphine and naltrexone; and
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385	379		(iii) that relate to screening, assessment, and treatment of an inmate for a substance
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387	381		use or mental health disorder;[ and]
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389	383		(l) the number of female inmates that the county jail knows were pregnant while
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391	385		incarcerated in the county jail;
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393	387		(m) the number of inmates who gave birth and were restrained in accordance with
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395	389		Section 64-13-46, including:
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397	391		(i) the types of restraints used; and
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399	393		(ii) whether the use of restraints was to prevent escape or to ensure the safety of the
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401	395		inmate, medical or corrections staff, or the public;
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403	397		(n) the number of inmates incarcerated in the county jail who are the parent of a minor
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405	399		child as that term is defined in Section 81-1-101; and
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407	401		[(l)] (o) any report the county jail provides or is required to provide under federal law or
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410	403		regulation relating to inmate deaths.
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412	405		(3)(a) Subsection (2) does not apply to a county jail if the county jail:
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414	407		(i) collects and stores the data described in Subsection (2); and
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416	410		(ii) enters into a memorandum of understanding with the commission that allows the
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418	412		commission to access the data described in Subsection (2).
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420	414		(b) The memorandum of understanding described in Subsection (3)(a)(ii) shall include a
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422	416		provision to protect any information related to an ongoing investigation and comply
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424	418		with all applicable federal and state laws.
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426	420		(c) If the commission accesses data from a county jail in accordance with Subsection
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428	422		(3)(a), the commission may not release a report prepared from that data, unless:
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430	424		(i) the commission provides the report for review to:
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432	426		(A) the county jail; and
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434	428		(B) any arresting agency that is named in the report; and
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436	430		(ii)(A) the county jail approves the report for release;
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438	432		(B) the county jail reviews the report and prepares a response to the report to be
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440	434		published with the report; or
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442	436		(C) the county jail fails to provide a response to the report within four weeks after
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444	438		the day on which the commission provides the report to the county jail.
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446	440		(4) The commission shall:
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448	442		(a) compile the information from the reports described in Subsection (2);
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450	444		(b) omit or redact any identifying information of an inmate in the compilation to the
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452	446		extent omission or redaction is necessary to comply with state and federal law;
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454	448		(c) submit the compilation to the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim
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456	450		Committee and the Utah Substance Use and Mental Health Advisory Committee
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458	452		before November 1 of each year; and
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460	454		(d) submit the compilation to the protection and advocacy agency designated by the
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462	456		governor before November 1 of each year.
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464	458		(5) The commission may not provide access to or use a county jail's policies, procedures, or
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466	460		protocols submitted under this section in a manner or for a purpose not described in this
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468	462		section.
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470	464		(6) A report including only the names and causes of death of deceased inmates and the
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472	466		facility in which they were being held in custody shall be made available to the public.
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474		-	Section 1. Section 63I-1-264 is amended to read:
	468	+	Section 4. Section 63I-1-264 is amended to read:
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476	470		63I-1-264 . Repeal dates: Title 64.
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479	472		Section 64-13-46.1, Correctional Postnatal and Early Childhood Advisory Board, is
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481	474		repealed July 1, [2025] 2027.
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483		-	Section 20. Section 64-13-1 is amended to read:
	476	+	Section 5. Section 64-13-1 is amended to read:
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485	479		64-13-1 . Definitions.
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487	481		As used in this chapter:
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489	483		(1) "Behavioral health transition facility" means a nonsecure correctional facility operated
490	484		236
491	485		by the department for the purpose of providing a therapeutic environment for offenders
492	486		237
493	487		receiving mental health services.
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495	489		(2) "Case action plan" means a document developed by the Department of Corrections that
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497	491		identifies:
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499	493		(a) the program priorities for the treatment of the offender, including the criminal risk
500	494		241
501	495		factors as determined by risk, needs, and responsivity assessments conducted by the
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503	497		department; and
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505	499		(b) clearly defined completion requirements.
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507	501		(3) "Community correctional center" means a nonsecure correctional facility operated by
508	502		245
509	503		the department, but does not include a behavioral health transition facility for the
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511	505		purposes of Section 64-13f-103.
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513	507		(4) "Correctional facility" means any facility operated to house offenders in a secure or
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515	509		nonsecure setting:
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517	511		(a) by the department; or
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519	513		(b) under a contract with the department.
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521	515		(5) "Criminal risk factors" means an individual's characteristics and behaviors that:
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523	517		(a) affect the individual's risk of engaging in criminal behavior; and
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525	519		(b) are diminished when addressed by effective treatment, supervision, and other support
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527	521		resources, resulting in a reduced risk of criminal behavior.
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529	523		(6) "Department" means the Department of Corrections.
530	524		256
531	525		(7) "Direct supervision" means a housing and supervision system that is designed to meet
532	526		257
533	527		the goals described in Subsection 64-13-14(5) and has the elements described in
534	528		258
535	529		Subsection 64-13-14(6).
536	530		259
537	531		(8) "Emergency" means any riot, disturbance, homicide, inmate violence occurring in any
538	532		260
539	533		correctional facility, or any situation that presents immediate danger to the safety,
540	534		261
541	535		security, and control of the department.
542	536		262
543	537		(9) "Evidence-based" means a program or practice that has had multiple randomized control
544	538		263
545	539		studies or a meta-analysis demonstrating that the program or practice is effective for a
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547	540		264
548	541		specific population or has been rated as effective by a standardized program evaluation
549	542		265
550	543		tool.
551	544		266
552	545		(10) "Evidence-informed" means a program or practice that is based on research and the
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553	547		267
554	548		experience and expertise of the department.
555	549		268
556	550		(11) "Executive director" means the executive director of the Department of Corrections.
557	551		269
558	552		(12) "Inmate" means an individual who is:
559	553		270
560	554		(a) committed to the custody of the department; and
561	555		271
562	556		(b) housed at a correctional facility or at a county jail at the request of the department.
563	557		272
564	558		(13) "Minor child" means the same as that term is defined in Section 81-1-101.
565	559		273
566	560		[(13)] (14) "Offender" means an individual who has been convicted of a crime for which the
567	561		274
568	562		individual may be committed to the custody of the department and is at least one of the
569	563		275
570	564		following:
571	565		276
572	566		(a) committed to the custody of the department;
573	567		277
574	568		(b) on probation; or
575	569		278
576	570		(c) on parole.
577	571		279
578	572		[(14)] (15) "Recidivism" means a return to criminal activity after a previous criminal
579	573		280
580	574		conviction.
581	575		281
582	576		[(15)] (16) "Restitution" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-38b-102.
583	577		282
584	578		[(16)] (17) "Risk and needs assessment" means an actuarial tool validated on criminal
585	579		283
586	580		offenders that determines:
587	581		284
588	582		(a) an individual's risk of reoffending; and
589	583		285
590	584		(b) the criminal risk factors that, when addressed, reduce the individual's risk of
591	585		286
592	586		reoffending.
593	587		287
594	588		[(17)] (18) "Secure correctional facility" means any prison, penitentiary, or other institution
595	589		288
596	590		operated by the department or under contract for the confinement of offenders, where
597	591		289
598	592		force may be used to restrain an offender if the offender attempts to leave the institution
599	593		290
600	594		without authorization.
601	595		291
602	596		[(18)] (19) "Serious illness" means, as determined by the inmate's physician, an illness that
603	597		292
604	598		substantially impairs the inmate's quality of life.
605	599		293
606	600		[(19)] (20) "Serious injury" means, as determined by the inmate's physician, bodily injury
607	601		294
608	602		that involves a substantial risk of death, prolonged unconsciousness, prolonged and
609	603		295
610	604		obvious disfigurement, or prolonged loss or impairment of the function of a bodily
611	605		296
612	606		member, organ, or mental faculty.
613	607		297
614	608		[(20)] (21) "State-issued driver license" means a driver license issued in accordance with
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616	609		298
617	610		Title 53, Chapter 3, Part 2, Driver Licensing Act, or an equivalent issued by another
618	611		299
619	612		state.
620	613		300
621	614		[(21)] (22) "State-issued identification card" means an identification card issued in
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622	616		301
623	617		accordance with Title 53, Chapter 3, Part 8, Identification Card Act, or an equivalent
624	618		302
625	619		issued by another state.
626	620		303
627		-	Section 24. Section 64-13-7 is amended to read:
	621	+	Section 6. Section 64-13-7 is amended to read:
628	622		304
629	623		64-13-7 . Individuals in custody.
630	624		305
631	625		(1) As used in this section:
632	626		306
633	627		(a) "Biological sex at birth" means the same as that term is defined in Section 26B-8-101.
634	628		307
635	629		(b) "Correctional facility" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-16b-102.
636	630		308
637	631		(c) "Criminogenic factor" means a personal trait, condition, outside influence, or societal
638	632		309
639	633		factor that tends to increase an inmate's likelihood of committing a criminal offense.
640	634		310
641	635		(d)(i) "Living area" means a location within a correctional facility where an inmate is
642	636		311
643	637		assigned to sleep, recreate, study, or interact with other inmates.
644	638		312
645	639		(ii) "Living area" does not include a location within a correctional facility where an
646	640		313
647	641		inmate is temporarily placed by staff of the correctional facility to facilitate
648	642		314
649	643		transfers, visitation, medical care, or other needs of the correctional facility or
650	644		315
651	645		inmate.
652	646		316
653	647		(e) "Transgender inmate" means an inmate whose gender identity or expression does not
654	648		317
655	649		correspond with the inmate's biological sex at birth.
656	650		318
657	651		(2) An offender committed for incarceration in a state correctional facility or for
658	652		319
659	653		supervision on probation or parole, shall be placed in the custody of the department.
660	654		320
661	655		(3) The department shall establish procedures and is responsible for the appropriate
662	656		321
663	657		assignment or transfer of an offender to a facility or program.
664	658		322
665	659		(4) Subject to Subsection (5), the department or a county jail may not:
666	660		323
667	661		(a) assign an inmate whose biological sex at birth is male to a living area where an
668	662		324
669	663		inmate whose biological sex at birth is female is assigned; or
670	664		325
671	665		(b) assign an inmate whose biological sex at birth is female to a living area where an
672	666		326
673	667		inmate whose biological sex at birth is male is assigned.
674	668		327
675	669		(5)(a) Upon a request from a transgender inmate to be assigned to a living area with
676	670		328
677	671		inmates whose biological sex at birth do not correspond with the transgender inmate's
678	672		329
679	673		biological sex at birth, or if the department or a county jail seeks to assign a
680	674		330
681	675		transgender inmate to a living area with inmates whose biological sex at birth do not
682	676		331
683	677		correspond with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth, the department or a
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685	678		332
686	679		county jail shall undertake an individualized security analysis considering
687	680		333
688	681		criminogenic and other factors including:
689	682		334
690	683		(i) the transgender inmate's anatomy which may be verified through a conversation
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691	685		335
692	686		with the transgender inmate, reviewing the transgender inmate's medical records,
693	687		336
694	688		routine protocols applicable to all inmates, or as part of a broader medical
695	689		337
696	690		examination of the transgender inmate conducted in private by a medical
697	691		338
698	692		professional if necessary;
699	693		339
700	694		(ii) the physical characteristics of the transgender inmate;
701	695		340
702	696		(iii) the transgender inmate's criminal history, including whether the transgender
703	697		341
704	698		inmate has displayed predatory behavior against individuals whose biological sex
705	699		342
706	700		at birth do not correspond with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth;
707	701		343
708	702		(iv) the history of the transgender inmate's behavior while in the department's or a
709	703		344
710	704		county jail's custody;
711	705		345
712	706		(v) the likelihood of the transgender inmate causing physical or psychological harm
713	707		346
714	708		to, or committing offenses against, inmates in the requested living area whose
715	709		347
716	710		biological sex at birth do not correspond with the transgender inmate's biological
717	711		348
718	712		sex at birth;
719	713		349
720	714		(vi) the safety of correctional facility staff if the transgender inmate were to be
721	715		350
722	716		assigned to the requested living area;
723	717		351
724	718		(vii) an analysis of whether the transgender inmate has a history or pattern of:
725	719		352
726	720		(A) anti-social attitudes or behaviors;
727	721		353
728	722		(B) interacting with peers who display anti-social attitudes or behaviors;
729	723		354
730	724		(C) negative family issues or influence;
731	725		355
732	726		(D) a lack of achievement in education and employment;
733	727		356
734	728		(E) not participating in pro-social leisure activities; or
735	729		357
736	730		(F) substance abuse;
737	731		358
738	732		(viii) whether the requested living area assignment would:
739	733		359
740	734		(A) ensure the transgender inmate's health and safety; and
741	735		360
742	736		(B) assist the transgender inmate in successfully reentering the community; and
743	737		361
744	738		(ix) any other factor determined to be relevant by the executive director or a county
745	739		362
746	740		sheriff.
747	741		363
748	742		(b) The department or a county jail may assign a transgender inmate to a living area with
749	743		364
750	744		inmates whose biological sex at birth do not correspond with the transgender inmate's
751	745		365
752	746		biological sex at birth only if:
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754	747		366
755	748		(i) the department or a county jail determines, after undertaking the individualized
756	749		367
757	750		security analysis described in Subsection (5)(a), that the assignment presents a low
758	751		368
759	752		risk of causing:
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760	754		369
761	755		(A) any physical or psychological harm to an inmate who resides in or will reside
762	756		370
763	757		in the living area, the correctional facility staff that manage the living area, or
764	758		371
765	759		the transgender inmate;
766	760		372
767	761		(B) disruption to correctional facility management; and
768	762		373
769	763		(C) overall security issues; and
770	764		374
771	765		(ii) there is no evidence that the transgender inmate is claiming a gender identity or
772	766		375
773	767		expression that does not correspond with the inmate's biological sex at birth solely
774	768		376
775	769		for the purpose of altering the inmate's living area assignment.
776	770		377
777	771		(6) If the department or a county jail, after complying with Subsection (5), assigns a
778	772		378
779	773		transgender inmate to a living area with inmates whose biological sex at birth do not
780	774		379
781	775		correspond with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth, the department or a
782	776		380
783	777		county jail shall:
784	778		381
785	779		(a)(i) undertake the security analysis described in Subsection (5)(a) after a security
786	780		382
787	781		incident involving the transgender inmate and at regular intervals determined by
788	782		383
789	783		the executive director or a county sheriff to ensure that the assignment continues
790	784		384
791	785		to meet the conditions described in Subsection (5)(b); and
792	786		385
793	787		(ii) if the analysis conducted in Subsection (6)(a) demonstrates that the assignment no
794	788		386
795	789		longer meets the conditions described in Subsection (5)(b), assign the transgender
796	790		387
797	791		inmate to a living area with inmates whose biological sex at birth corresponds
798	792		388
799	793		with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth; and
800	794		389
801	795		(b) comply with the reporting requirements described in Subsections [64-13-45(2)(d)
802	796		390
803	797		and (e)] 64-13-45(2)(f) and (g).
804	798		391
805		-	Section 18. Section 64-13-10.4 is amended to read:
	799	+	Section 7. Section 64-13-10.4 is amended to read:
806	800		392
807	801		64-13-10.4 . Entry of an inmate -- Identification application requests -- Parental
808	802		393
809	803		information request.
810	804		394
811	805		(1)(a) Within 15 days after the date on which an inmate enters incarceration in a state
812	806		395
813	807		correctional facility, and, if applicable, approximately six months before the date of
814	808		396
815	809		the inmate's anticipated release as described in Subsection 64-13-10.6(3), the
816	810		397
817	811		department shall determine whether the inmate has:
818	812		398
819	813		(i) a certified copy of the inmate's birth certificate;
820	814		399
821	815		(ii) a copy of the inmate's social security card; and
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823	816		400
824	817		(iii) a current state-issued driver license or state-issued identification card.
825	818		401
826	819		(b) For any document described in Subsection (1)(a) that the inmate does not possess,
827	820		402
828	821		the department shall:
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829	823		403
830	824		(i) inform the inmate that each document listed in Subsection (1)(a) may be required
831	825		404
832	826		to obtain employment upon release;
833	827		405
834	828		(ii) inquire whether the inmate would like to apply for and obtain any of the
835	829		406
836	830		documents described in Subsection (1)(a); and
837	831		407
838	832		(iii)(A) if the inmate accepts assistance in obtaining the documents described in
839	833		408
840	834		Subsection (1)(a), subject to Subsection (5), provide the assistance described in
841	835		409
842	836		Subsections (2) through (4) within 30 days after the date on which the inmate
843	837		410
844	838		accepts assistance; or
845	839		411
846	840		(B) if the inmate refuses assistance in obtaining the documents described in
847	841		412
848	842		Subsection (1)(a), maintain a record of the inmate's refusal in the department's
849	843		413
850	844		electronic file management system.
851	845		414
852	846		(2)(a) If an inmate was born in the United States and accepts assistance in obtaining a
853	847		415
854	848		certified copy of the inmate's birth certificate, the department shall:
855	849		416
856	850		(i) request that the inmate pay the fee for obtaining the certified copy of the inmate's
857	851		417
858	852		birth certificate; or
859	853		418
860	854		(ii) if the department determines that the inmate is unable to pay the fee as described
861	855		419
862	856		in Subsection (2)(a)(i), determine whether funds are available from a private
863	857		420
864	858		donation and use the private donation to pay the fee.
865	859		421
866	860		(b) If funds are available to pay the fee for obtaining a certified copy of a birth certificate
867	861		422
868	862		as described in Subsection (2)(a), the department shall request a certified copy of the
869	863		423
870	864		inmate's birth certificate from the inmate's state of birth.
871	865		424
872	866		(3) If an inmate accepts assistance in obtaining a copy of the inmate's social security card
873	867		425
874	868		and does not have a copy of the inmate's social security card, the department shall
875	869		426
876	870		coordinate with the Social Security Administration in obtaining a copy of the inmate's
877	871		427
878	872		social security card, unless the inmate previously requested the maximum number of
879	873		428
880	874		yearly or lifetime requests.
881	875		429
882	876		(4) If an inmate accepts assistance in obtaining a state-issued identification card or driver
883	877		430
884	878		license, the department shall follow the procedure described in Subsection 64-13-10.6(4).
885	879		431
886	880		(5) The requirements [of this section] of Subsections (1) through (4) do not apply if the
887	881		432
888	882		inmate is not:
889	883		433
890	884		(a) a citizen of the United States; or
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892	885		434
893	886		(b) a lawful resident of the United States who has legal authorization to work in the
894	887		435
895	888		United States.
896	889		436
897	890		(6) At the time an inmate enters incarceration in a state correctional facility, the department
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898	892		437
899	893		shall request and retain the following information from the inmate:
900	894		438
901	895		(a) whether the inmate is a parent to a minor child; and
902	896		439
903	897		(b) if applicable:
904	898		440
905	899		(i) the number of minor children to whom the inmate is a parent; and
906	900		441
907	901		(ii) the ages of the minor children described in Subsection (6)(b)(i).
908	902		442
909		-	Section 9. Section 64-13-45 is amended to read:
	903	+	Section 8. Section 64-13-45 is amended to read:
910	904		443
911	905		64-13-45 . Department reporting requirements.
912	906		444
913	907		(1) As used in this section:
914	908		445
915	909		(a) "Biological sex at birth" means the same as that term is defined in Section 26B-8-101.
916	910		446
917	911		(b)(i) "In-custody death" means an inmate death that occurs while the inmate is in the
918	912		447
919	913		custody of the department.
920	914		448
921	915		(ii) "In-custody death" includes an inmate death that occurs while the inmate is:
922	916		449
923	917		(A) being transported for medical care; or
924	918		450
925	919		(B) receiving medical care outside of a correctional facility, other than a county
926	920		451
927	921		jail.
928	922		452
929	923		(c) "Inmate" means an individual who is processed or booked into custody or housed in
930	924		453
931	925		the department or a correctional facility other than a county jail.
932	926		454
933	927		(d) "Opiate" means the same as that term is defined in Section 58-37-2.
934	928		455
935	929		(e) "Transgender inmate" means the same as that term is defined in Section 64-13-7.
936	930		456
937	931		(2) The department shall submit a report to the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile
938	932		457
939	933		Justice created in Section 63M-7-201 before June 15 of each year that includes:
940	934		458
941	935		(a) the number of in-custody deaths that occurred during the preceding calendar year,
942	936		459
943	937		including:
944	938		460
945	939		(i) the known, or discoverable on reasonable inquiry, causes and contributing factors
946	940		461
947	941		of each of the in-custody deaths described in Subsection (2)(a); and
948	942		462
949	943		(ii) the department's policy for notifying an inmate's next of kin after the inmate's
950	944		463
951	945		in-custody death;
952	946		464
953	947		(b) the department policies, procedures, and protocols:
954	948		465
955	949		(i) for treatment of an inmate experiencing withdrawal from alcohol or substance use,
956	950		466
957	951		including use of opiates;
958	952		467
959	953		(ii) that relate to the department's provision, or lack of provision, of medications used
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961	954		468
962	955		to treat, mitigate, or address an inmate's symptoms of withdrawal, including
963	956		469
964	957		methadone and all forms of buprenorphine and naltrexone; and
965	958		470
966	959		(iii) that relate to screening, assessment, and treatment of an inmate for a substance
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967	961		471
968	962		use disorder or mental health disorder;
969	963		472
970	964		(c) the number of female inmates that the department knows who are pregnant and
971	965		473
972	966		currently incarcerated in a correctional facility operated by the department;
973	967		474
974	968		[(c)] (d) the number of inmates who gave birth and were restrained in accordance with
975	969		475
976	970		Section 64-13-46, including:
977	971		476
978	972		(i) the types of restraints used; and
979	973		477
980	974		(ii) whether the use of restraints was to prevent escape or to ensure the safety of the
981	975		478
982	976		inmate, medical or corrections staff, or the public;
983	977		479
984	978		(e) the number of inmates incarcerated in a correctional facility operated by the
985	979		480
986	980		department who are the parent of a minor child;
987	981		481
988	982		[(d)] (f) the number of transgender inmates that are assigned to a living area with inmates
989	983		482
990	984		whose biological sex at birth do not correspond with the transgender inmate's
991	985		483
992	986		biological sex at birth in accordance with Section 64-13-7, including:
993	987		484
994	988		(i) the results of the individualized security analysis conducted for each transgender
995	989		485
996	990		inmate in accordance with Subsection 64-13-7(5)(a); and
997	991		486
998	992		(ii) a detailed explanation regarding how the security conditions described in
999	993		487
1000	994		Subsection 64-13-7(5)(b) are met for each transgender inmate;
1001	995		488
1002	996		[(e)] (g) the number of transgender inmates that were:
1003	997		489
1004	998		(i) assigned to a living area with inmates whose biological sex at birth do not
1005	999		490
1006	1000		correspond with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth; and
1007	1001		491
1008	1002		(ii) removed and assigned to a living area with inmates whose biological sex at birth
1009	1003		492
1010	1004		corresponds with the transgender inmate's biological sex at birth in accordance
1011	1005		493
1012	1006		with Subsection 64-13-7(6); and
1013	1007		494
1014	1008		[(f)] (h) any report the department provides or is required to provide under federal law or
1015	1009		495
1016	1010		regulation relating to inmate deaths.
1017	1011		496
1018	1012		(3) The Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice shall:
1019	1013		497
1020	1014		(a) compile the information from the reports described in Subsection (2);
1021	1015		498
1022	1016		(b) omit or redact any identifying information of an inmate in the compilation to the
1023	1017		499
1024	1018		extent omission or redaction is necessary to comply with state and federal law[ ]; and
1025	1019		500
1026	1020		(c) submit the compilation to the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim
1027	1021		501
1028	1022		Committee and the Utah Substance Use and Mental Health Advisory Committee
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1030	1023		502
1031	1024		before November 1 of each year.
1032	1025		503
1033	1026		(4) The Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice may not provide access to or use the
1034	1027		504
1035	1028		department's policies, procedures, or protocols submitted under this section in a manner
	1029	+	- 15 - 2nd Sub. (Gray) H.B. 326 02-05 12:10
1036	1030		505
1037	1031		or for a purpose not described in this section.
1038	1032		506
1039		-	Section 4. Section 64-13-46 is amended to read:
	1033	+	Section 9. Section 64-13-46 is amended to read:
1040	1034		507
1041	1035		64-13-46 . Pregnant inmates.
1042	1036		508
1043	1037		(1) As used in this section:
1044	1038		509
1045	1039		(a) "Postpartum recovery" means, as determined by the pregnant inmate's physician, the
1046	1040		510
1047	1041		period immediately following delivery, including the entire period the inmate is in
1048	1042		511
1049	1043		the hospital or health care facility after birth.
1050	1044		512
1051	1045		(b) "Restraints" means any physical restraint or mechanical device used to control the
1052	1046		513
1053	1047		movement of an inmate's body or limbs, including flex cuffs, soft restraints, shackles,
1054	1048		514
1055	1049		or a convex shield.
1056	1050		515
1057	1051		(c)(i) "Shackles" means metal restraints, including leg irons, belly chains, or a
1058	1052		516
1059	1053		security or tether chain.
1060	1054		517
1061	1055		(ii) "Shackles" does not include hard metal handcuffs.
1062	1056		518
1063	1057		(2) The department shall ensure that each female inmate younger than 50 years old is
1064	1058		519
1065	1059		offered, which the inmate may reject, a test for pregnancy upon admission, or within a
1066	1060		520
1067	1061		reasonable time after admission, to a correctional facility.
1068	1062		521
1069	1063		[(2)] (3) Subject to Subsections [(3) and (4)] (4) and (5), if the staff of a correctional facility
1070	1064		522
1071	1065		knows or has reason to believe that an inmate is pregnant or is in postpartum recovery,
1072	1066		523
1073	1067		the staff shall, when restraining the inmate at any time or location, use the least
1074	1068		524
1075	1069		restrictive restraints necessary to ensure the safety and security of the inmate and others.
1076	1070		525
1077	1071		[(3)] (4) A correctional staff member may not use restraints on an inmate during the third
1078	1072		526
1079	1073		trimester of pregnancy, labor, or childbirth unless a correctional staff member makes an
1080	1074		527
1081	1075		individualized determination that there are compelling grounds to believe that the inmate
1082	1076		528
1083	1077		presents:
1084	1078		529
1085	1079		(a) an immediate and serious risk of harm to the inmate, the inmate's infant, medical
1086	1080		530
1087	1081		staff, correctional staff, or the public; or
1088	1082		531
1089	1083		(b) a substantial risk of escape that cannot reasonably be reduced by the use of other
1090	1084		532
1091	1085		existing means.
1092	1086		533
1093	1087		[(4)] (5) Notwithstanding Subsection [(3)] (4), under no circumstances may shackles, leg
1094	1088		534
1095	1089		restraints, or waist restraints be used on an inmate during the third trimester of
1096	1090		535
1097	1091		pregnancy, labor, childbirth, or postpartum recovery.
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1099	1092		536
1100	1093		[(5)] (6) Correctional staff present during labor or childbirth shall:
1101	1094		537
1102	1095		(a) be stationed in a location that offers the maximum privacy to the inmate, while
1103	1096		538
1104	1097		taking into consideration safety and security concerns; and
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1105	1099		539
1106	1100		(b) be female, if practicable.
1107	1101		540
1108	1102		[(6)] (7) If a correctional staff member authorizes restraints under Subsection [(2) or (3)] (3)
1109	1103		541
1110	1104		or (4), the correctional staff member shall make a written record of the authorization and
1111	1105		542
1112	1106		use of the restraints that includes:
1113	1107		543
1114	1108		(a) an explanation of the grounds for the correctional staff member's authorization on the
1115	1109		544
1116	1110		use of restraints;
1117	1111		545
1118	1112		(b) the type of restraints that were used; and
1119	1113		546
1120	1114		(c) the length of time the restraints were used.
1121	1115		547
1122	1116		[(7)] (8) The record described in Subsection [(6)] (7):
1123	1117		548
1124	1118		(a) shall be retained by the correctional facility for five years;
1125	1119		549
1126	1120		(b) shall be available for public inspection with individually identifying information
1127	1121		550
1128	1122		redacted; and
1129	1123		551
1130	1124		(c) may not be considered a medical record under state or federal law.
1131	1125		552
1132	1126		[(8)] (9) For a minimum of 48 hours after an inmate has given birth, a correctional facility
1133	1127		553
1134	1128		shall, if directed by the inmate's physician, allow the infant to remain with the inmate at
1135	1129		554
1136	1130		the health care facility.
1137	1131		555
1138	1132		[(9)] (10) A correctional facility shall provide:
1139	1133		556
1140	1134		(a) an inmate who is pregnant, or who has given birth within the past six weeks, access
1141	1135		557
1142	1136		to a social worker to help the inmate:
1143	1137		558
1144	1138		(i) arrange childcare;
1145	1139		559
1146	1140		(ii) establish a reunification plan; and
1147	1141		560
1148	1142		(iii) establish a substance abuse treatment plan, if needed; and
1149	1143		561
1150	1144		(b) an inmate in postpartum recovery access to postpartum care for up to 12 weeks as
1151	1145		562
1152	1146		determined by the inmate's physician.
1153	1147		563
1154	1148		[(10)] (11) The department may not create or operate a nursery in a correctional facility to
1155	1149		564
1156	1150		provide space for a female inmate and the inmate's child.
1157	1151		565
1158		-	Section 3. Section 64-13-46.1 is amended to read:
	1152	+	Section 10. Section 64-13-46.1 is amended to read:
1159	1153		566
1160	1154		64-13-46.1 . Correctional Postnatal and Early Childhood Advisory Board --
1161	1155		567
1162	1156		Duties -- Rulemaking.
1163	1157		568
1164	1158		(1) As used in this part:
1165	1159		569
1166	1160		(a) "Advisory board" means the Correctional Postnatal and Early Childhood Advisory
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1168	1161		570
1169	1162		Board.
1170	1163		571
1171	1164		(b) "Correctional facility" means a facility operated by the department or a county
1172	1165		572
1173	1166		sheriff that houses inmates in a secure setting.
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1174	1168		573
1175	1169		(c) "Incarcerated mother" means an inmate who:
1176	1170		574
1177	1171		(i) has recently given birth before entering a correctional facility;
1178	1172		575
1179	1173		(ii) is pregnant and incarcerated in a correctional facility; or
1180	1174		576
1181	1175		(iii) has given birth while incarcerated in a correctional facility.
1182	1176		577
1183	1177		(2) The advisory board shall consist of the following members:
1184	1178		578
1185	1179		(a) two individuals from the department, appointed by the executive director;
1186	1180		579
1187	1181		(b) one individual appointed by the Board of Pardons and Parole;
1188	1182		580
1189	1183		(c) one individual appointed by the president of the Utah Sheriffs' Association;
1190	1184		581
1191	1185		(d) one individual representing the Administrative Office of the Courts appointed by the
1192	1186		582
1193	1187		Judicial Council;
1194	1188		583
1195	1189		(e) one individual appointed by the Statewide Association of Public Attorneys and
1196	1190		584
1197	1191		Prosecutors;
1198	1192		585
1199	1193		(f) one individual appointed by the Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; and
1200	1194		586
1201	1195		[(d)] (g) four individuals appointed by the executive director of the Department of Health
1202	1196		587
1203	1197		and Human Services, including:
1204	1198		588
1205	1199		(i) [two] one pediatric healthcare [providers] provider;
1206	1200		589
1207	1201		(ii) one individual with expertise in early childhood development;
1208	1202		590
1209	1203		(iii) one individual employed by the Division of Child and Family Services; and
1210	1204		591
1211	1205		[(iii)] (iv) one individual with experience advocating for incarcerated women.
1212	1206		592
1213	1207		(3)[(a) Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), a member of the advisory board shall be
1214	1208		593
1215	1209		appointed for a four-year term.]
1216	1210		594
1217	1211		[(b) A member that is appointed to complete an unexpired term may complete the
1218	1212		595
1219	1213		unexpired term and serve a subsequent four-year term.]
1220	1214		596
1221	1215		[(c) Appointments and reappointments may be staggered so that one-fourth of the
1222	1216		597
1223	1217		advisory board changes each year.]
1224	1218		598
1225	1219		[(d)] The advisory board shall annually elect a chair and co-chair of the board from
1226	1220		599
1227	1221		among the members of the board[ to serve a two-year term].
1228	1222		600
1229	1223		(4) The advisory board shall meet at least bi-annually, or more frequently as determined by
1230	1224		601
1231	1225		the executive director, the chair, or three or more members of the advisory board.
1232	1226		602
1233	1227		(5) A majority of the board constitutes a quorum and a vote of the majority of the members
1234	1228		603
1235	1229		present constitutes an action of the advisory board.
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1237	1230		604
1238	1231		(6) A member of the advisory board may not receive compensation or benefits for the
1239	1232		605
1240	1233		member's service, but may receive per diem and travel expenses as allowed in:
1241	1234		606
1242	1235		(a) Section 63A-3-106;
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1243	1237		607
1244	1238		(b) Section 63A-3-107; and
1245	1239		608
1246	1240		(c) rules made by the Division of Finance in accordance with Sections 63A-3-106 and
1247	1241		609
1248	1242		63A-3-107.
1249	1243		610
1250	1244		(7) The advisory board shall:
1251	1245		611
1252	1246		(a) review research regarding childhood development and best practices for placing
1253	1247		612
1254	1248		infants and incarcerated mothers in a diversion program not located in a correctional
1255	1249		613
1256	1250		facility;
1257	1251		614
1258	1252		(b) study the costs of implementing a diversion program for infants and incarcerated
1259	1253		615
1260	1254		mothers removed from a correctional facility;
1261	1255		616
1262	1256		(c) create a provisional plan for implementing a diversion program for infants and
1263	1257		617
1264	1258		incarcerated mothers removed from a correctional facility; and
1265	1259		618
1266	1260		(d) advise and make recommendations to the department and county sheriffs regarding
1267	1261		619
1268	1262		rules and policies for placing an infant or incarcerated mother in a diversion program
1269	1263		620
1270	1264		not located in a correctional facility.
1271	1265		621
1272	1266		(8) On or before November 30[, 2024] of each year, the advisory board shall provide a
1273	1267		622
1274	1268		report of the advisory board's research and study under Subsections (7)(a) through (c),
1275	1269		623
1276	1270		including any proposed legislation, to:
1277	1271		624
1278	1272		(a) the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee; and
1279	1273		625
1280	1274		(b) the [Executive Offices and ]Criminal Justice Appropriations Subcommittee.
1281	1275		626
1282		-	Section 26. Effective Date.
	1276	+	Section 11. Effective Date.
1283	1277		627
1284	1278		This bill takes effect on May 7, 2025.
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