Family access for youth in detention.

SB 111 establishes minimum visitation standards for youth held in juvenile detention facilities or centers, directly affecting minors in these facilities and their families. The bill sets specific requirements for how often and under what conditions family members can visit, aiming to maintain family connections during detention. These standards apply unless exceptions apply, such as for safety or security concerns. The legislation focuses on creating consistent visitation policies across facilities, without specifying additional enforcement mechanisms.