SECTION 377:5-3-2. Scheduling of the tentative targeted review date

(a)   Institutional Treatment Plan. Within 30 days of institutional admission, an Institutional Treatment Plan shall be prepared and signed by the Institutional Supervisor, Youth and Juvenile Justice Specialist (JJS) Worker.

(b)   Scheduling. Within 45 days of institutional admission a targeted review date shall be set for the juvenile. A meeting shall be held with the juvenile for the purpose of scheduling the targeted review date. At the meeting the criteria for release shall be explained to the juvenile.

(c)   Persons Present. The juvenile, the Advocate Defender, and the Institutional JJS shall be present at the meeting.

(d)   Guidelines for targeted review date. The targeted review date is determined by the juvenile's delinquent classification and date of placement in the institution. The dates are given in (1) - (2) of this paragraph:

(1)   Class I's, Class II's, and Class III's - twelve months

(2)   Class IV's- nine months

(e)   Accelerated targeted review date. During the course of the juvenile's stay at the institution, the juvenile's institutional worker and/or local JSU worker can recommend the juvenile's targeted review date be rescheduled to an earlier date than the date previously scheduled.

(f)   Criteria for release. Release from an institution is not guaranteed by the fact that a targeted review date has been scheduled. The juvenile must comply with the clearly established treatment goals of the individual treatment plan. Release on parole will be subject to terms and conditions established by OJA, whenever OJA determines that such release will not be detrimental to society and that the juvenile is ready to be returned to the community. Release to a step-down or reentry program shall be in accordance with continuing treatment objectives.

[Source: Added at 22 Ok Reg 2071, eff 7-1-05; Amended at 24 Ok Reg 1398, eff 7-1-07; Amended at 26 Ok Reg 2246, eff 7-1-09; Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1990, eff 7-15-11]