Oklahoma HB3345 mandates risk, mental health, and substance abuse screenings for arrested persons accused of felony offenses.
Oklahoma HB3345 amends the Oklahoma Statutes to require individuals arrested for felony offenses to undergo approved risk, mental health, and substance abuse assessments. These screenings must be administered and reviewed by certified personnel from the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The results of these screenings can be used as evidence in criminal cases unless waived by the defendant. The court and district attorney must consider these results when determining sentencing and diversion options. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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