Tribe: Miami Tribe of Oklahoma
§ 31 Treatment Plan
(a) In every case the Court shall order the Miami Indian Child Welfare Office to prepare
a detailed treatment plan for the treatment and disposition of the Problems identified
in the adjudication.
(b) The treatment plan shall contain at a minimum:
(1) a brief social and family history;
(2) a brief statement of the conduct at dispute;
(3) the specific treatment programs the family should be required to complete,
their duration, and what is expected to be accomplished;
(4) the specific actions the Parents, or other respondents, should be ordered to do
or refrain from doing;
(5) the specific treatment or other social services offered by the Miami Tribe
which the family should be required to accept; and
(6) the person or agency to be vested with Custody of the child if the Child cannot
remain in his or her own home, and a detailed plan describing how and when
the Child will be returned to his or her home under supervision and when
court supervision should cease.
(c) Unless modified by the Court, the treatment plan shall be filed with the Court and
copy delivered to the parties or their attorney at least five (5) days prior to the
Dispositional Hearing. […] § 30 Social Study and Other Reports
(a) The Court may order any agency to prepare and submit to the court a social study,
home study, family or medical history, or other reports which may be helpful in
determining proper treatment and disposition for the family in all cases under this
Part.
(b) The general rules of evidence shall not apply for the purpose of determining proper
disposition of a Child and written reports and other material relating to the Child’s
mental, physical, and social history may be received and considered by the Court
along with other evidence.
(c) Such reports shall be filed with the Court and a copy delivered to the parties or their
attorney at least five days prior to the Dispositional Hearing.