SB 112-38: Stop Prison Rape Act (Passed)
Mr. Reactionary:
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STOP PRISON RAPE ACT
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1. It shall be a separate felony punishable by restitution and imprisonment for no less than fifteen (15) years and no more than life for any person who while incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility to commit rape, sexual assault, or infected sexual battery. For purposes of this paragraph, infected sexual battery shall include the intentional infection of another person with an STD regardless of means of transmission, or exposing another person to a bodily fluid with the intent that such exposed person be required to recieve a rape or STD test by correctional employees. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph shall be isolated from the general population during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government of Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment. Any person convicted of violating this paragraph shall be required to register as a sex offender and shall be ordered to attend an appropriate treatment program or obtain psychiatric or psychological counseling.
2. It shall be a misdemeanor punishable by no more than one (1) year imprisonment for any person while incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility to engage in consensual sexual acts with another incarcerated person. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph may be isolated from the sexual partner during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government if Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment.
3. It shall be a misdemeanor punishable by no more than one (1) year imprisonment for any correctional employees to engage in consensual sexual acts with a person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility. If the correctional employee engages in non-consensual criminal sexual acts with an incarcerated person, including committing rape, sexual assault, or infected sexual battery against the incarcerated person, such crime shall be punished according the same general guidelines for such crime. For purposes of this paragraph coercing or threatening an incarcerated person to engage in sexual acts, including but not limited to threats of unfair treatment or supervision during incarceration or denial of privileges during incarceration, shall be deemed a non-consensual criminal sexual act. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph may be isolated from the sexual partner during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government of Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment.
4. If any person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility makes known to a correctional employee that he or she believes he or she has been exposed to or infected with an STD, such prisoner shall be tested at no expense. The prisoner shall have the exclusive right to determine to whom the test results are shared with.
5. If any person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facilitybecomes pregnant during incarceration, unless the prisoner identifies the father, all former or current male correctional employees at the place of imprisonment shall submit to a paternity test. Any pregnant prisoner shall be afforded appropriate healthcare and protections by the prison or correctional facility to ensure the safe and healthy development and delivery of the baby. Any baby born to a prisoner shall, within two (2) weeks, be placed into the temporary custody of a guardian according to the law of the Region from which the prisoner last lived. No prisoner who delivers a baby while imprisoned shall have their parental rights permanently terminated merely for being imprisoned at the time of the baby's birth.
6. Any public computer terminal accessible by federal prisoners is hereby required to install internet browsing filters to screen out material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
7. Any library accessible by federal prisoners is hereby prohibited from making available any book or material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
8. Any prison store, canteen, or exchange operated by any federal prison or correctional facility for the benefit of prisoners is hereby prohibited from selling or making available any book or material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
9. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prisoner to possess material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law while incarcerated. Any such material discovered by correctional employees shall be confiscated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
10. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prisoner to call a phone sex hotline while incarcerated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
11. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prison or correctional facility to host, sponsor, permit, or allow any event or entertainment that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
12. No federal prisoner shall be eligible to receive erectile dysfunction medicine while incarcerated. Any erectile dysfunction medicine discovered by correctional employees shall be confiscated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
13. Nothing in this act shall be interpreted as prohibiting any federal prison or correctional facility from maintaining a policy of allowing conjugal visits by spouses to prisoners.
14. No federal prisoner shall be charged a fee for the reasonable use of menstrual products or toilet paper, nor shall any visitor to a federal prison or correctional facility be required to remove or refrain from using any menstrual products while present in such prison or correctional facility.
15. For purposes of this act, adult entertainment shall include but not be limited to burlesque, cabaret, and drag performances.
16. This act shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of passage.
Sponsor: Muaddib
Debate on this bill is now open.
Mr. Reactionary:
This looks like a strong bill to fight rape in federal prisons and protect inmates from dehumanizing treatment related to prison rape.
Mr. Reactionary:
Any other thoughts?
Mr. Reactionary:
I move for a final vote. 24 hours to object.
Mr. Reactionary:
A final vote is now open on this bill lasting until noon Eastern on Wednesday (73 hours). Please vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain.
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STOP PRISON RAPE ACT
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1. It shall be a separate felony punishable by restitution and imprisonment for no less than fifteen (15) years and no more than life for any person who while incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility to commit rape, sexual assault, or infected sexual battery. For purposes of this paragraph, infected sexual battery shall include the intentional infection of another person with an STD regardless of means of transmission, or exposing another person to a bodily fluid with the intent that such exposed person be required to recieve a rape or STD test by correctional employees. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph shall be isolated from the general population during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government of Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment. Any person convicted of violating this paragraph shall be required to register as a sex offender and shall be ordered to attend an appropriate treatment program or obtain psychiatric or psychological counseling.
2. It shall be a misdemeanor punishable by no more than one (1) year imprisonment for any person while incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility to engage in consensual sexual acts with another incarcerated person. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph may be isolated from the sexual partner during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government if Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment.
3. It shall be a misdemeanor punishable by no more than one (1) year imprisonment for any correctional employees to engage in consensual sexual acts with a person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility. If the correctional employee engages in non-consensual criminal sexual acts with an incarcerated person, including committing rape, sexual assault, or infected sexual battery against the incarcerated person, such crime shall be punished according the same general guidelines for such crime. For purposes of this paragraph coercing or threatening an incarcerated person to engage in sexual acts, including but not limited to threats of unfair treatment or supervision during incarceration or denial of privileges during incarceration, shall be deemed a non-consensual criminal sexual act. Any person convicted of an offense in this paragraph may be isolated from the sexual partner during their period of incarceration. It is the position of the government of Atlasia that such isolation shall not constitute cruel or unusual punishment.
4. If any person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facility makes known to a correctional employee that he or she believes he or she has been exposed to or infected with an STD, such prisoner shall be tested at no expense. The prisoner shall have the exclusive right to determine to whom the test results are shared with.
5. If any person who is incarcerated in any federal prison or correctional facilitybecomes pregnant during incarceration, unless the prisoner identifies the father, all former or current male correctional employees at the place of imprisonment shall submit to a paternity test. Any pregnant prisoner shall be afforded appropriate healthcare and protections by the prison or correctional facility to ensure the safe and healthy development and delivery of the baby. Any baby born to a prisoner shall, within two (2) weeks, be placed into the temporary custody of a guardian according to the law of the Region from which the prisoner last lived. No prisoner who delivers a baby while imprisoned shall have their parental rights permanently terminated merely for being imprisoned at the time of the baby's birth.
6. Any public computer terminal accessible by federal prisoners is hereby required to install internet browsing filters to screen out material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
7. Any library accessible by federal prisoners is hereby prohibited from making available any book or material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
8. Any prison store, canteen, or exchange operated by any federal prison or correctional facility for the benefit of prisoners is hereby prohibited from selling or making available any book or material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
9. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prisoner to possess material that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law while incarcerated. Any such material discovered by correctional employees shall be confiscated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
10. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prisoner to call a phone sex hotline while incarcerated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
11. It is hereby prohibited for any federal prison or correctional facility to host, sponsor, permit, or allow any event or entertainment that is obscene or pornographic or adult entertainment as defined by law. This shall not apply to home arrest.
12. No federal prisoner shall be eligible to receive erectile dysfunction medicine while incarcerated. Any erectile dysfunction medicine discovered by correctional employees shall be confiscated. This shall not apply to home arrest.
13. Nothing in this act shall be interpreted as prohibiting any federal prison or correctional facility from maintaining a policy of allowing conjugal visits by spouses to prisoners.
14. No federal prisoner shall be charged a fee for the reasonable use of menstrual products or toilet paper, nor shall any visitor to a federal prison or correctional facility be required to remove or refrain from using any menstrual products while present in such prison or correctional facility.
15. For purposes of this act, adult entertainment shall include but not be limited to burlesque, cabaret, and drag performances.
16. This act shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of passage.
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