Oklahoma SB2002 grants immunity from prosecution to substance-impacted perinatal women and allows health care providers to recommend treatment.
Oklahoma SB2002 provides immunity from prosecution to women who used controlled dangerous substances during pregnancy or within a year after pregnancy. It also allows health care providers to recommend enrollment in addiction recovery or behavioral health programs for women who knowingly and repeatedly used alcohol or unprescribed controlled dangerous substances. The bill authorizes district attorneys to convene multidisciplinary teams to assist in making appropriate dispositions for pregnant women at risk due to substance abuse.
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