(3) For no more than 20 days in a 60-day period.
(d) Evaluation.--A clinician shall evaluate an inmate placed
in solitary confinement on a daily basis, in a confidential
setting outside of the cell whenever possible, to determine
whether the inmate is a member of a vulnerable population. In
the case of an inmate detained at a county correctional
institution or facility, the inmate shall be evaluated by a
member of the medical staff as frequently as necessary, but not
less than once every seven days while the inmate is in solitary
confinement. An inmate determined to be a member of a vulnerable
population by a clinician shall be immediately removed from
solitary confinement and moved to an appropriate placement.
(e) Disciplinary sanctions.--A disciplinary sanction of
solitary confinement which has been imposed on an inmate who is
removed from solitary confinement shall be deemed to be
satisfied.
(f) Lockdown.--During a correctional institution or facility
lockdown, an inmate may not be placed in solitary confinement
for more than 15 consecutive days or for more than 20 days
during any 60-day period.
(g) Inmate treatment.--The following apply:
(1) Cells or other holding or living space used for
solitary confinement shall be properly ventilated, lit,
temperature-controlled, clean and equipped with properly
functioning sanitary fixtures.
(2) A correctional institution or facility shall
maximize the amount of time that an inmate held in solitary
confinement spends outside of the cell by providing, as
appropriate, access to recreation, education, clinically
appropriate treatment therapies, skill-building activities
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