Oklahoma HB4341 mandates education, training, and background checks for court-appointed special advocates.
Oklahoma HB4341 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to require court-appointed special advocates (CASA) to complete education and training courses in accordance with national and state standards. The bill also mandates appropriate criminal background checks for CASA volunteers and employees. Additionally, it provides immunity from civil liability for those in management positions of CASA organizations acting in good faith. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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