Oklahoma SB949 modifies the Office of Client Advocacy's duties, clarifies investigation provisions, and authorizes record inspections for certain.
Oklahoma SB949 amends the Office of Client Advocacy's duties, clarifies the applicability of investigation provisions, and authorizes inspections of certain records for specific officials. The bill specifies that juvenile court records and Department of Human Services agency records can be inspected by various officials, including district attorneys, state and federal law enforcement, and child welfare workers.
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