Arkansas § 12-32-103 Necessary female prenatal nutrition and hygiene products required

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§ 12-32-103 — Necessary female prenatal nutrition and hygiene products required

Arkansas § 12-32-103

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Ark. Code Ann. § 12-32-103 (2026).

Text

(a)A correctional or detention facility shall establish a policy for providing:

(1)Necessary prenatal vitamins and nutrition for pregnant inmates and detainees;

(2)A necessary number of hygiene products for female inmates and detainees;

(3)A necessary number of undergarments for female inmates and detainees;

(4)A lower bunk for a pregnant inmate or detainee; and (5) Unless otherwise provided for by the correctional or detention facility, access for a pregnant inmate or detainee to nonprofit educational programming, such as prenatal care, pregnancy-specific hygiene, and parenting classes.

(b)A policy under this section may be approved annually by the Charitable, Penal and Correctional Institutions Subcommittee of the Legislative Council.

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(a) A correctional or detention facility shall establish a policy for providing: (1) Necessary prenatal vitamins and nutrition for pregnant inmates and detainees; (2) A necessary number of hygiene products for female inmates and detainees; (3) A necessary number of undergarments for female inmates and detainees; (4) A lower bunk for a pregnant inmate or detainee; and (5) Unless otherwise provided for by the correctional or detention facility, access for a pregnant inmate or detainee to nonprofit educational programming, such as prenatal care, pregnancy-specific hygiene, and parenting classes. (b) A policy under this section may be approved annually by the Charitable, Penal and Correctional Institutions Subcommittee of the Legislative Council.