FL H0059

Creates "Ava's Law" requiring detention facilities to administer pregnancy tests within 24 hours upon request to any female not released on bond within 72 hours of arrest, with facilities required to notify arrestees of this right during booking

Allows sentencing courts to stay incarceration for pregnant women convicted of any offense for up to 12 weeks after giving birth or pregnancy termination, with the court required to provide written reasons for granting a stay

Courts must consider six factors when deciding on incarceration stays: offense severity, prior felony convictions, pending felony charges, state interest in deterrence and public protection, victim rights, and the health and safety of the unborn child

Requires postpartum assessments be offered within 10 days of incarceration commencement, including medical tests, lactation support, and mental health support developed in consultation with community organizations and healthcare practitioners

Mandates Department of Corrections and detention facilities collect and publish quarterly data on stayed sentences, births, stillbirths, pregnancy complications, and miscarriages while excluding personal identifying information