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OK SB1261
Bill
AI Summary
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Creates the Advisory Task Force on Oklahoma Criminal Justice Reform, set to expire July 1, 2018
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Task Force will advise the legislature on risk and needs assessments during sentencing, evidence-based supervision and treatment programs, cost savings and reinvestment strategies, and reforms for offenders with mental illness
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Consists of 11 members: 4 appointed by the House Speaker, 4 by the Senate President Pro Tempore, and 3 by the Governor, including legislators, criminal justice professionals, a County Sheriff, and a District Attorney
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Appointments must be made by September 1, 2016, with a final report due to legislative leadership by September 1, 2017
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Members receive no compensation but may be reimbursed for travel expenses; Task Force must comply with Open Meeting Act and Open Records Act
Legislative Description
Criminal justice; creating task force on criminal justice reform. Effective date.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Public Safety
2/2/2016