Oklahoma HB3651 authorizes the Director of the Oklahoma Department of Corrections to supervise certain probationers and parolees.
Oklahoma HB3651 amends the Oklahoma Corrections Act of 1967 to authorize the Director of the Oklahoma Department of Corrections to supervise certain probationers and parolees. The bill specifies the powers and duties of the Director, including the appointment of wardens, the establishment of procedures for inmate health care directives, and the authorization of correctional peace officers. It also outlines the conditions for maintaining correctional peace officer status and the consequences for failing to meet these conditions. The bill provides an effective date for these changes.
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