Oklahoma HB2186 establishes the Pretrial Data Collection Act, requiring specific data collection by county jails and detention facilities and.
Oklahoma HB2186, the Pretrial Data Collection Act, mandates county jails and detention facilities to collect detailed data on each individual arrested and confined. This includes demographic information, charges, and health-related data. The collected data must be reported to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, which will publish the datasets in a machine-readable format. The act specifies the types of data to be collected, such as the number of unsentenced confined people, those with mental health or substance use disorders, and the average costs for jail stays.
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