Oklahoma SB1660 amends child custody laws to restrict certain custody orders and provide relief.
Oklahoma SB1660 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to impose restrictions on specified custody orders and provide relief. The bill mandates that children taken into custody cannot be confined in jails or detention facilities. It authorizes peace officers, court employees, or Department of Human Services employees to transport children when acting under court direction. The bill also requires the Department of Human Services to identify relatives within 30 days of a child's removal and mandates joint training for peace officers and Department employees.
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