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30:4-8.6 - Assignment of inmates in proximity to family
30:4-8.6 Assignment of inmates in proximity to family.
5.During initial classification, the commissioner shall make every effort to assign an inmate to a State correctional facility in close proximity to the residence of the inmate's family.
L.2009, c.328, s.5.
5.During initial classification, the commissioner shall make every effort to assign an inmate to a State correctional facility in close proximity to the residence of the inmate's family.
L.2009, c.328, s.5.
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