A. There is hereby established a postadjudication review board in each judicial district in the state. Members and alternate members of the postadjudication review boards shall be residents of or employed within the judicial district in which the board serves and shall be appointed by the Director of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth […]
A. Postadjudication review boards shall function in an advisory capacity to the district court and, in accordance with the provisions of subsection C of this section, the district planning and coordination boards for services to children and youth of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth. The duties of a review board shall be to: […]
No member of a postadjudication review board or staff member of such board may disclose any information regarding individual cases acquired from case reviews or be compelled to disclose such information except: 1. When such information pertains to criminal acts or violations of any law; 2. When the child was the victim of a crime. […]
A. There is hereby created a State Postadjudication Review Advisory Board which shall meet at least twice each calendar year. The Advisory Board shall have the duty of overseeing the implementation of the state postadjudication review program in coordination with the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth. B. The Advisory Board shall consist of twenty-one […]
Every children’s court, city court, county court or other court in this state possessing jurisdiction under existing law to try, punish, institutionalize or supervise minors is hereby further authorized to restrict any minor judicially determined to have committed a misdemeanor or act of vandalism or delinquency which in such court’s judgment is not serious enough […]
Sections 1 through 6 of this act shall be known and may be cited as the “Child Death Review Board Act”. Added by Laws 1991, c. 192, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1991.
As used in the Child Death Review Board Act: 1. “Board” means the Child Death Review Board; 2. “Child protection system” means public and private agencies, medical personnel, courts, law enforcement agencies and legal, education and social service professionals with responsibilities related to child abuse and neglect; and 3. “Commission” means the Oklahoma Commission on […]
A. There is hereby re-created until July 1, 2023, in accordance with the Oklahoma Sunset Law, the Child Death Review Board within the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth. The Board shall have the power and duty to: 1. Conduct case reviews of deaths and near deaths of children in this state; 2. Develop accurate […]
A. In any investigation relating to the functions of the Child Death Review Board pursuant to Section 1150.2 of Title 10 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the Director of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, if recommended and approved by the Child Death Review Board and the legal counsel for the Governor, may require the […]
A. The Child Death Review Board shall be composed of twenty-seven (27) members, or their designees, as follows: 1. Fourteen of the members shall be: a.the Chief Medical Examiner, b.the Director of the Department of Human Services, or a designee, provided the designee shall be a person assigned to the Child Welfare Division of the […]
A. Beginning November 1, 1991, the Director of the Bureau of Vital Statistics shall forward to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on a monthly basis copies of all death certificates of persons under eighteen (18) years of age received by the Bureau of Vital Statistics during the preceding month. B. The Office of […]
A. Beginning November 1, 2019, and subject to the availability of funds, the Director of the Bureau of Vital Statistics shall, within seventy-two (72) hours of receipt of notice of any child death, forward the name, date of birth, date of death and other identifying information about the child who has died to the Oklahoma […]
In each county of this state having a population of one hundred ninety thousand (190,000) or more and containing a city of one hundred thousand (100,000) population or more, as shown by the last Federal Decennial Census or any future Federal Decennial Census, there is hereby created the office of probation officer, who shall be […]
(a) A majority of the courts of record of such county shall appoint a person of good character with training and experience in probation, parole or other related form of social case work. (b) Said probation officer shall not in any manner be concerned in demanding, soliciting or receiving any assessments, subscriptions or contributions, whether […]
It shall be the duty of the probation officer to perform any and all duties required of him by the aforementioned judges of such counties in the supervision, care, investigation, and rehabilitation of persons whose sentences are suspended by the judges of the courts of record of the county; and upon order of a district […]
In each county of this state wherein there is authorized to be appointed a probation officer under the provisions of 10 O.S.1951, Section 116, there is hereby further authorized the appointment of an assistant probation officer, pursuant to the same method and qualifications as are required for the appointment of the probation officer, and such […]
This act shall not be construed to repeal any existing acts pertaining to the employment or appointment of probation officers in an county of the state. Laws 1939, p. 228, § 5; Laws 1941, p. 19, § 1.
In each county of this state having a population in excess of two hundred thousand (200,000), according to the Federal Decennial Census of 1960 or any succeeding Federal Decennial Census, the probation officer shall receive a salary of Six Thousand Dollars ($6,000.00) per annum, payable monthly. In addition to such salary the probation officer shall […]
The probation officer authorized under the provisions of 10 O.S.1951, Section 116, shall be authorized to employ not more than three secretaries, subject to confirmation of such appointment by a majority of the judges of the courts of record of such county, and such secretaries may be assigned, in addition to the normal duties of […]
In counties having more than two hundred thousand (200,000) population according to the 1960 or any succeeding Federal Decennial Census, all salaries above set forth shall be paid one-half (1/2) out of the court fund and one-half (1/2) out of the general fund of such counties. Laws 1961, p. 17, § 4.
