Oklahoma HB1885 establishes the Safeguarding Juvenile Justice Act, requiring recordings of interactions between juveniles and certain personnel, and.
Oklahoma HB1885, the Safeguarding Juvenile Justice Act, mandates the recording of all interactions between juveniles and certain personnel, including judges, attorneys, and court officials. The Supreme Court must establish rules for these recordings, ensuring they are accurate and unaltered, and that all parties can view them. A trained advocate or social worker must be present during these interactions. The Act also requires judges with juvenile docket responsibilities to complete at least three hours of annual education and training on related topics.
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