OK SB1153

Requires all juvenile adjudicative hearings to be private, removing the previous exception that made second or subsequent delinquency adjudication hearings public proceedings

Expands confidentiality protections for municipal juvenile records by removing the provision that allowed municipal conviction records of children under 18 to be open to public inspection

Eliminates several exceptions to juvenile record confidentiality, including exceptions for juveniles 14+ with prior adjudications, felony arrest records, felony offenses against persons or involving dangerous weapons, and tobacco access violations

Removes the requirement that courts note on juvenile records that subsequent records shall not be confidential after a first delinquency adjudication for children 14 or older

Effective date of November 1, 2016