Oklahoma HB3637 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to enhance child abuse multidisciplinary teams and child advocacy centers.
Oklahoma HB3637 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to enhance child abuse multidisciplinary teams and child advocacy centers. The bill mandates that the lead agency for these teams be certified or qualified, chosen by the district attorney with input from team members. It outlines the teams' duties, including conducting joint investigations, developing protocols for investigating and interviewing child victims, and eliminating duplicative efforts.
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