Oklahoma HB4227 establishes the Cindy Clemishire Act, prohibiting concealment of child sexual abuse details in settlement agreements and requiring.
Oklahoma HB4227, known as the Cindy Clemishire Act, prohibits any settlement agreement from concealing details of child sexual abuse claims. It mandates that identifying information of the victim must remain confidential. The act applies to agreements entered into before its effective date unless a cause of action was initiated beforehand or a final, non-appealable declaratory judgment confirms enforceability.
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