Oklahoma HB4416 establishes the Pretrial Data Collection Act, requiring specific data collection by municipal police, county sheriffs, and county.
Oklahoma HB4416, the Pretrial Data Collection Act, mandates that municipal police departments and county sheriff offices collect data on mental health and substance use disorders for each arrest. County jails and detention facilities must gather detailed information on confined individuals, including demographic data, charges, and medical costs. These entities must report the collected data to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation by specified dates. The act also allows county commissioners to take legal action against noncompliant entities. The law becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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