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OK SB1233
Bill
AI Summary
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Maximum age for youthful offenders to remain under Office of Juvenile Affairs custody or supervision increases from 18 years and 5 months to 19 years
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Seventeen-year-olds remain eligible for processing as youthful offenders with access to rehabilitation programs, institutional placement, and extended jurisdiction within the juvenile system
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Courts may return youthful offenders who turn 18 to the Office of Juvenile Affairs to complete treatment programs, with final disposition required by age 19
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Sentencing courts retain authority to transfer youthful offenders to Department of Corrections custody, place them on DOC probation, or discharge them from custody upon reaching age thresholds
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Repeals 10A O.S. 2011, Section 2-5-101; effective date November 1, 2016
Legislative Description
Youthful offenders; modifying certain confidentiality requirements; increasing maximum age for certain offender status. Effective date.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Criminal Justice and Corrections
3/16/2016