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 taking effect July 1 sets new requirements for state prisons relating to care of inmates during pregnancy and childbirth. It's the first Minnesota law to relate directly to pregnant women in correctional facilities. 

6 takeaways from Jessica Anderson, director of legislative affairs and communications for the Children's Defense Fund of Minnesota:


The law, which received support from both progressive and conservative groups, passed the legislature unanimously in May.

Pregnant prisoners won't be restrained during childbirth, according to a new Minnesota law that takes effect Tuesday for state prisoners.

New law changes restraint for prisoners during childbirth

Minnesota Correction Facility in Shakopee

6 takeaways from new law covering pregnant inmates

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