Section 623-C:2 – Medical Services for State Prisoners.
623-C:2 Medical Services for State Prisoners. – I. (a) Except as provided in subparagraphs (b) through (f), the state department of corrections or its agent shall pay health care facilities licensed pursuant to RSA 151 no more than 110 percent of the Medicare allowable rate for inpatient, outpatient, or emergency room care provided for […]
Section 623-C:2-a – Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women in State Correctional Custody.
623-C:2-a Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women in State Correctional Custody. – I. The use of restraints on pregnant women under state correctional custody shall be limited to absolute necessity only. The use of restraints shall be considered absolutely necessary only when there is evidence of imminent risk of escape or harm to the […]
Section 623-B:2 – Civil Actions by Inmates; Filing Fees and Court Costs.
623-B:2 Civil Actions by Inmates; Filing Fees and Court Costs. – I. An inmate who commences any civil action or proceeding is responsible for all court fees and costs. II. The court shall order an inmate who commences any civil action or proceeding to pay, upon filing of such action or proceeding, court fees […]
Section 623-B:3 – Affidavit.
623-B:3 Affidavit. – I. A court may authorize the commencement, prosecution, or defense of any civil action or proceeding without prepayment of fees and costs, by an inmate who makes an affidavit that such inmate is unable to pay such fees or costs. The affidavit shall contain complete information as to the inmate’s identity, […]
Section 623-C:1 – Medical Services for County Prisoners.
623-C:1 Medical Services for County Prisoners. – I. (a) Except as provided in subparagraphs (b) through (g), the county department of corrections or its agent shall pay health care facilities licensed pursuant to RSA 151 no more than 110 percent of the Medicare allowable rate for inpatient, outpatient, or emergency room care provided for […]
Section 623-C:1-a – Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women in County Correctional Custody.
623-C:1-a Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women in County Correctional Custody. – I. The use of restraints on pregnant women under county correctional custody shall be limited to absolute necessity only. The use of restraints shall be considered absolutely necessary only when there is evidence of imminent risk of escape or harm to the […]
Section 623-A:1 – Authority to Establish Regulations.
623-A:1 Authority to Establish Regulations. – The commissioner of corrections is hereby authorized to establish rules permitting approved absences of eligible inmates who are in his official custody. The rules shall be subject to the limitations, restrictions and conditions of this chapter and may impose additional limitations, restrictions or conditions. The rules may be […]
Section 623-A:2 – Eligibility for Approved Absence.
623-A:2 Eligibility for Approved Absence. – I. Upon the application of an inmate, the commissioner of corrections may grant an approved absence if he determines that the inmate: (a) Is serving the last 90 days of his sentence; (b) Pursuant to RSA 651:25, is on work or study release or is a resident of […]
Section 623-A:3 – Purposes of Approved Absence.
623-A:3 Purposes of Approved Absence. – I. An eligible inmate may be considered for approved absence only for the following purposes: (a) Visits with the inmate’s family. (b) Attendance at the funeral of a close relative. (c) Obtaining medical treatment. (d) Seeking or securing employment. (e) Seeking or securing admission to an educational or […]
Section 623-A:4 – Duration of Approved Absence.
623-A:4 Duration of Approved Absence. – Every approved absence shall be for a specified period of time which shall be no longer than necessary to accomplish the purpose of the approved absence. An approved absence shall not exceed 7 days except where necessary for extended medical treatment. An approved absence once begun may be […]