Oklahoma HB3202 mandates annual continuing education for law enforcement officers, including two hours on medical ethics and law.
Oklahoma HB3202 amends the continuing education requirements for law enforcement officers. Starting November 1, 2026, all certified officers must complete a minimum of two hours of training annually on medical ethics and medical law. This training will cover patient rights, informed consent, recognizing signs of medical neglect, ethical decision-making, and interactions with healthcare providers. The Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) will develop a standardized curriculum in collaboration with medical professionals, legal experts, and educational institutions.
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