Oklahoma HB3754 amends laws to prohibit certain items in secure juvenile facilities and imposes felony penalties for staff members who knowingly.
Oklahoma HB3754 amends existing law to prohibit specific items in secure juvenile facilities, including dangerous instruments, controlled substances, alcohol, electronic devices, and tobacco products. It also prohibits staff members from bringing money or financial documents for individuals other than the juvenile or their relatives. The bill imposes felony penalties, including imprisonment and fines, for staff members who knowingly bring prohibited items into a facility. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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