SB1720 Summary

• Amends 22 O.S. 2011, Section 991d to clarify that district attorney supervision fees of $40 per month are specifically to compensate the district attorney for the actual act of supervising offenders.

• Creates new statutory section requiring all felony probation supervision (by Department of Corrections, district attorney, or private providers) to incorporate minimum supervision standards.

• Requires supervising agencies to conduct intake and orientation within three business days of sentencing or release, including personal information collection and explanation of probation rules and conditions.

• Mandates supervising agencies complete substance abuse assessment within 90 days if deemed appropriate by court, monitor compliance with court-ordered obligations, provide sanctions for violations, and submit written sanction reports to the court.

• Authorizes supervising agencies to implement additional supervision requirements including individualized treatment plans, random substance abuse testing, and progress reports as requested by the court.

• Effective date: November 1, 2014.