Oklahoma SB2179 modifies criminal procedure for individuals adjudicated not guilty by reason of mental illness, requiring individualized service.
Oklahoma SB2179 amends criminal procedure by mandating the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to create individualized service plans for individuals found not guilty by reason of mental illness. These plans must be based on comprehensive psychological evaluations and include details such as the individual's medical history, medications, and treatment providers. The court must conduct at least four quarterly review hearings, with the option to schedule earlier reviews if significant progress is made.
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