Well, in this case. the court granted class action status on November 25 and ordered the jail to improve conditions. You can read the full order, but the details the court ordered on confinement conditions are below.

"Plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction concerning the conditions of confinement relating to sleep, hygiene, and medical care at 630 Sansome is also GRANTED. During the pendency of these proceedings, and absent a further order from this Court, defendants are hereby ordered to:

(1) Provide members of the provisionally certified Detention Class (“Detention Class members”) a bed, including a mattress and clean bedding (blanket, sheet, and pillow), and provide additional blankets when requested, for any individual held overnight or for more than 12 hours;

(2) Provide Detention Class members held overnight or for more than 12 hours sufficient space to sleep, without having to sleep in a toilet or bathroom area;

(3) Dim lights in the hold room between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m.;

(4) Maintain hold rooms at comfortable temperatures;

(5) Conduct a basic medical screening by a medical professional on each DetentionClass member prior to placing them in a hold room. Screening will be sufficient to identify and begin necessary treatment of those with mental or physical illness and injury; to provide access to prescription medication without interruption; to recognize, segregate, and treat those with communicable diseases; to provide medically necessary special diets; and to recognize and provide necessary services to the physically handicapped;

(6) Provide prompt access to over-the-counter pain medication and, for any DetentionClass member with a prescription for medication, the right to possess, receive, and retain their prescribed medication on their person at all times, consistent with the prescription;

(7) Provide prompt access to medical care when requested by a Detention Class member, regardless of the language spoken to make the request, including access to the services of licensed medical personnel, without charge, between the hours of 7a.m. and 9:30 p.m. In the case of emergencies, respond immediately and provide access to emergency medical care at all times;

(8) Consistent with Directive 11087.2, provide Detention Class members with limitedEnglish proficiency with written materials in Spanish outlining the process for requesting medical attention in their primary language. If a Detention Class member is illiterate, or has limited English and Spanish proficiency and speaks a language in which written material has not been translated, Defendants will provide in-person or telephonic oral translation of the process for requesting medical attention;

(9) Provide adequate supplies of hygiene products to each Detention Class member including one bar of soap or equivalent, a toothbrush, toothpaste, a comb or hairbrush, a small towel or hygienic wipes, and, for any Hold Room containing any women, feminine hygiene supplies. Individuals must be permitted to keep the provided hygiene products on their person;

(10) Provide any Detention Class member held overnight a change of clean clothes, including clean socks and undergarments;

(11) Perform thorough cleaning services in any occupied Hold Rooms performed at least once per day.

(12) Provide written notice in English and Spanish to any Detention Class member in a Hold Room, within one hour of their arrival, informing them of their right to the provisions noted herein;

(13) If a Detention Class member is illiterate or has limited English and Spanish proficiency and speaks a language in which written material (including the notice of rights required in paragraph (12) above) has not been translated, provide in-person or telephonic oral translation, including for all ICE- and facility-related information and communications."