Even behind bars Foxy Brown is having trouble adhering to the law.

The Brooklyn bred rapper, who is currently serving time in Rikers Island, was reportedly thrown into solitary confinement for 76 days after committing three violations.

According to The New York Post, Foxy committed her first violation by getting into a shoving match with another female inmate on October 3.  The following day, the rapper would verbally abuse correction officers and refused to take a random drug test.

After reviewing both incidents, The Department of Corrections would pluck the rapper out of general population by sentencing her to 76 days in “punitive segregation”.

Foxy is now confined to a cell by herself for 23 hours a day.  She is allowed to see visitors, convene with her lawyer and go to the library or exercise in a recreation area away from general-population inmates, for an hour each day.

The inmate who Foxy got into a tussle with was sentenced to eleven days in the segregation unit.

Foxy could be facing more disciplinary charges for refusing to board a bus to head to an arraignment hearing in Brooklyn on October 12 to face assault charges.  She would eventually be arraigned last week an d plead not guilty to the charges.

The rapper is currently serving a one year sentence for violating probation that stemmed from a 2004 fight with two manicurists in a New York City nail salon.

She recently launched her website which will allow fans to contact her and hear material from her new album, Brooklyn's Don Diva, which hits stores next month.