Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-1116.4
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Disclosure of certain information prohibited -
Official statutory text
Exceptions.
No member of a postadjudication review board or staff member of
such board may disclose any information regarding individual cases
acquired from case reviews or be compelled to disclose such
information except:
1. When such information pertains to criminal acts or
violations of any law;
2. When the child was the victim of a crime. The members of
the board or staff member of such board may be required by a court
of competent jurisdiction to testify at any proceeding in which the
commission of such a crime is the subject of inquiry; or
3. When the person waives the privilege by bringing charges
against the board.
Nothing in this act shall be construed to prohibit any board
member or staff member of such board from testifying in court
hearings concerning matters of adoption, child abuse, child neglect,
or matters pertaining to the welfare of children or from seeking
collaboration or consultation with professional colleagues and
administrative superiors on behalf of the child, parent or parents
of the child.
Any person participating in a judicial proceeding as a
postadjudication review board member shall be presumed prima facie
to be acting in good faith and in so doing shall be immune from any
civil liability that otherwise might be incurred or imposed.
No member of a postadjudication review board or staff member of
such board may disclose any information regarding individual cases
acquired from case reviews or be compelled to disclose such
information except:
1. When such information pertains to criminal acts or
violations of any law;
2. When the child was the victim of a crime. The members of
the board or staff member of such board may be required by a court
of competent jurisdiction to testify at any proceeding in which the
commission of such a crime is the subject of inquiry; or
3. When the person waives the privilege by bringing charges
against the board.
Nothing in this act shall be construed to prohibit any board
member or staff member of such board from testifying in court
hearings concerning matters of adoption, child abuse, child neglect,
or matters pertaining to the welfare of children or from seeking
collaboration or consultation with professional colleagues and
administrative superiors on behalf of the child, parent or parents
of the child.
Any person participating in a judicial proceeding as a
postadjudication review board member shall be presumed prima facie
to be acting in good faith and in so doing shall be immune from any
civil liability that otherwise might be incurred or imposed.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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