Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-988.4
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Mandatory local system
Official statutory text
In jurisdictions where a community sentencing system has not
been established prior to the effective date of this act, the Chief
Judge of the Judicial District shall establish the geographic
boundaries of a community sentencing system which shall be the
boundaries of each county, unless the Chief Judge establishes one or
more multicounty community sentencing systems consisting of two or
more contiguous counties within the judicial district; provided,
however, the consent of the sheriff of each affected county and each
district attorney operating within each of the subject counties must
be obtained before a county may join a proposed multicounty
community sentencing system. Multicounty community sentencing
systems may be established by the Chief Judge of a Judicial District
with the consent of each local council affected in such manner as
provided by rules promulgated by the Community Sentencing Division
within the Department of Corrections.
been established prior to the effective date of this act, the Chief
Judge of the Judicial District shall establish the geographic
boundaries of a community sentencing system which shall be the
boundaries of each county, unless the Chief Judge establishes one or
more multicounty community sentencing systems consisting of two or
more contiguous counties within the judicial district; provided,
however, the consent of the sheriff of each affected county and each
district attorney operating within each of the subject counties must
be obtained before a county may join a proposed multicounty
community sentencing system. Multicounty community sentencing
systems may be established by the Chief Judge of a Judicial District
with the consent of each local council affected in such manner as
provided by rules promulgated by the Community Sentencing Division
within the Department of Corrections.
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