Oklahoma SB1093 mandates annual domestic violence, substance abuse, addiction, and mental health training for certain judges.
Oklahoma SB1093 amends the state's judicial training requirements by mandating the Administrative Office of the Courts to provide annual domestic violence, substance abuse, addiction, and mental health educational training for members of the judiciary. Specifically, judges presiding over domestic violence cases must receive eight hours of continuing education annually. The curriculum includes dynamics of domestic violence, the impact on victims and children, and treatment of substance abuse. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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