Oklahoma HB2723 mandates that citizen review boards for law enforcement misconduct must have at least two-thirds of their members be certified law.
Oklahoma HB2723 establishes that when a government entity creates a citizen review board to investigate misconduct by law enforcement officers, at least two-thirds of the board must consist of law enforcement officers certified by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training. The board's duties include recommending disciplinary actions and imposing discipline. If the board does not meet this requirement, a supervisor or agency head may investigate and impose discipline.
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