Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-2-7-203
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Agreement with Supreme Court
Official statutory text
The Office of Juvenile Affairs and the Department of Human
Services shall enter into an agreement with the State Supreme Court
acceptable to that Court in its capacity as the constitutional
manager of the State Court System:
1. To develop and recommend educational programs for judges
whose docket responsibilities include cases involving the care,
custody, guardianship, or support of children, for persons who
provide services to children within the jurisdiction of the courts,
and for attorneys who practice before courts with such jurisdiction;
2. To identify areas in which improvements may be made in the
administration and procedures of the courts and to make appropriate
recommendations; and
3. To identify areas in which improvements may be made in the
services subject to oversight by the courts and to make appropriate
recommendations.
Services shall enter into an agreement with the State Supreme Court
acceptable to that Court in its capacity as the constitutional
manager of the State Court System:
1. To develop and recommend educational programs for judges
whose docket responsibilities include cases involving the care,
custody, guardianship, or support of children, for persons who
provide services to children within the jurisdiction of the courts,
and for attorneys who practice before courts with such jurisdiction;
2. To identify areas in which improvements may be made in the
administration and procedures of the courts and to make appropriate
recommendations; and
3. To identify areas in which improvements may be made in the
services subject to oversight by the courts and to make appropriate
recommendations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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