The state Office of Juvenile Affairs would be required to pay for the remediation of the L.E. Rader Center in Sand Springs once the facility is closed, under legislation being sponsored by a state representative. State Rep. Lucky Lamons, D-Tulsa, said House Bill 2691 would require the Office of Juvenile Affairs to pay for a complete site remediation.
Ada selected as site for juvenile facility The Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs and the Department of Central Services on Tuesday announced that an academy for juvenile offenders will be created in Ada.
The Office of Juvenile Affairs wants to have a judge take a look at juvenile offenders when they turn 18. Director Gene Christian told members of the OJA Board of Directors that one of the legislative recommendations for next session will be to have youthful offenders go before a judge when turning 18 for a sentencing recommendation. He said the choices would be to return the offender to OJA custody, place the offender under probation supervised by the Department of Corrections, or to bridge the offender into the DOC prison system.
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A U.S. Department of Justice civil rights lawsuit alleging that the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs fails to protect juveniles at the L.E. Rader Center in Sand Springs should be dismissed, state attorneys say. In a filing with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma, two assistant attorneys general said the federal government's complaint fails to state a claim for which the court can grant relief.
A federal civil rights complaint was filed by the U.S. Department of Justice Friday against the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs. The complaint alleges that the agency has failed to protect youths at the L.E. Rader Center in Sand Springs from abuse and sexually inappropriate conduct from staff and other residents, from self-injurious behavior and from harm caused by inadequate management of psychotropic drugs.
... a proposed "Christians-only" prison in Oklahoma. . A firm called Corrections Concepts, Inc., has p... firm also said officials at the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs were interested in the concept...
A committee organized to overhaul the children's code in the Oklahoma statutes discussed the possibility of extending that to the Youthful Offender Act during a report by the Office of Juvenile Affairs. Oklahoma County Special Judge Roger Stuart told his fellow members on the Children and Juvenile Law Reform Committee it was his opinion the Youthful Offender Act was "a mistake" that was "turning our juvenile system into an adult system." Stuart suggested going back to the reverse certification system that had existed prior to the Youthful Offender Act, which was implemented in 1998. We're not serving our original mission of dealing with kids who commit crime," Stuart said.
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