Oklahoma SB83 amends the management of inmate trust funds, exempting certain accounts from specific charges and updating statutory language.
Oklahoma SB83 modifies the management of inmate trust funds by exempting certain accounts from specific charges and updating statutory language. The bill specifies that the State Board of Corrections has the power to collect wages and other funds on behalf of inmates, invest these funds in interest-bearing accounts, and establish procedures for inmates to draw funds. It also details the conditions under which the Department of Corrections can charge inmates for costs of incarceration and the rules governing transfers of funds from inmate accounts. The bill becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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