Oklahoma SB1841 removes a condition for access to specified records by members of the Legislature.
Oklahoma SB1841 amends the inspection of records without a court order, specifically removing a condition for access by members of the Legislature. This bill updates statutory language and references, allowing certain individuals and entities to inspect and disclose records without a court order when they show proper credentials and act within their lawful duties. These individuals and entities include postadjudicatory review boards, court-appointed special advocates, members of the Child Death Review Board, and others involved in child welfare and legal proceedings.
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