Oklahoma HB2606 establishes a five-year domestic violence forensic exam pilot program in participating counties.
Oklahoma HB2606 mandates the District Attorneys Council to create and execute a five-year domestic violence forensic exam pilot program. The program aims to provide forensic medical exams to victims of domestic violence assault. The Crime Victims Compensation Board will establish procedures for disbursing funds from the Domestic Violence Examination Fund, with payments not exceeding $200. The Council can contract, execute documents, or perform acts to implement the pilot program.
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