Oklahoma SB1764 amends the Oklahoma Juvenile Code by modifying definitions related to child welfare and juvenile justice.
Oklahoma SB1764 amends the Oklahoma Juvenile Code by modifying definitions related to child welfare and juvenile justice. The bill updates definitions such as "child," "neglect," "abuse," "sexual exploitation," and "transitional living program." It also clarifies terms like "concurrent permanency planning," "therapeutic foster family home," and "risk." These changes aim to ensure consistent and clear terminology across child welfare and juvenile justice systems in Oklahoma. The bill will become effective November 1, 2026.
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