Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-1-3-103
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Immunity from liability for authorizing medical
Official statutory text
treatment or mental health evaluation or treatment.
No peace officer, employee of the court, employee of the
Department of Human Services, or person consenting or not consenting
to medical treatment or behavioral health evaluation or treatment in
accordance with the provisions of this title shall have any
liability, civil or criminal, for such action. No physician or
health care provider acting pursuant to consent or pursuant to court
order authorizing treatment shall have any liability, civil or
criminal, for acting pursuant to consent or authorization.
No peace officer, employee of the court, employee of the
Department of Human Services, or person consenting or not consenting
to medical treatment or behavioral health evaluation or treatment in
accordance with the provisions of this title shall have any
liability, civil or criminal, for such action. No physician or
health care provider acting pursuant to consent or pursuant to court
order authorizing treatment shall have any liability, civil or
criminal, for acting pursuant to consent or authorization.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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