FL S0852

Renames the law the "Tammy Jackson Healthy Pregnancies for Incarcerated Women Act" and expands protections for pregnant prisoners beyond just restraint limitations

Prohibits restraints on pregnant prisoners during transport, labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery unless an extraordinary circumstance exists; when restraints are necessary, they must be the least restrictive, with wrist restraints applied in front and leg/ankle/waist restraints prohibited

Requires invasive body cavity searches of pregnant prisoners to be conducted by medical professionals, with an exception allowing correctional officers to search only when there is reasonable belief the prisoner is concealing contraband, followed by a written report within 72 hours

Prohibits involuntary placement of pregnant prisoners in restrictive housing unless a corrections official, in consultation with medical staff, determines an extraordinary circumstance exists with no less restrictive means available; requires written reports reviewed every 24 hours and daily visits by medical staff

Mandates pregnant prisoners past their due date be admitted to the infirmary and ensures prisoners placed in the infirmary retain access to outdoor recreation, visitation, mail, telephone calls, and participation in general population privileges and classes