Establishes the crime of aggravated forcible touching by an incarcerated individual as a class E felony.

This bill makes it a crime for incarcerated individuals to engage in aggravated forcible touching, classifying it as a class E felony. This means that if someone in prison or jail commits this act, they could face serious legal consequences. The bill aims to address and penalize inappropriate behavior in correctional facilities.

Supporters of this bill argue that it is a necessary step to protect the safety and dignity of individuals in correctional facilities. By establishing clear legal consequences for aggravated forcible touching, the bill seeks to deter such behavior and promote a safer environment for all inmates and staff.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could lead to overly harsh penalties for incarcerated individuals and may not address the root causes of such behavior. They might also express concern that the bill could be used to further criminalize populations that are already vulnerable and marginalized within the prison system.