The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the refusal to allow contact visits for pretrial detainees needs to be related to the goal of maintaining order and security in the jail, and can be used as a form of punishment.

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The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the refusal to allow contact visits for pretrial detainees must be related to maintaining order and security in the jail, but it cannot be used as a form of punishment, as pretrial detainees have not been convicted of a crime.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Ruled That the Refusal