Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-553
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Persons authorized - Consent
Official statutory text
No person shall perform the technique of heterologous artificial
insemination unless currently licensed to practice medicine in this
State, and then only at the request and with the written consent of
the husband and wife desiring the utilization of such technique. The
said consent shall be executed and acknowledged by both the husband
and wife and the person who is to perform the technique, and the
judge having jurisdiction over adoption of children, and an original
thereof shall be filed under the same rules as adoption papers. The
written consent so filed shall not be open to the general public,
and the information contained therein may be released only to the
persons executing such consent, or to persons having a legitimate
interest therein as evidenced by a specific court order.
insemination unless currently licensed to practice medicine in this
State, and then only at the request and with the written consent of
the husband and wife desiring the utilization of such technique. The
said consent shall be executed and acknowledged by both the husband
and wife and the person who is to perform the technique, and the
judge having jurisdiction over adoption of children, and an original
thereof shall be filed under the same rules as adoption papers. The
written consent so filed shall not be open to the general public,
and the information contained therein may be released only to the
persons executing such consent, or to persons having a legitimate
interest therein as evidenced by a specific court order.
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