Oklahoma SB390 prohibits certain terms of imprisonment for juveniles and updates sentencing procedures.
Oklahoma SB390 amends the state's sentencing laws for juveniles. It prohibits imposing certain terms of imprisonment for juveniles, particularly life sentences without parole or sentences exceeding twenty years. The bill also updates procedures for youthful offenders, ensuring they receive court-appointed attorneys and are tried with adult rights and protections. Additionally, it mandates that proceedings for juveniles remain confidential and are not open to the public. The changes take effect on November 1, 2025.
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