Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-2-8-104

Court order.

A. When a person meets the definition of a juvenile sex

offender pursuant to Section 2-8-102 of this title, the district

attorney may make an application to include the juvenile in the

juvenile sex offender registry. Upon the application of the

district attorney, the court shall appoint two persons who are

qualified sex offender treatment professionals to evaluate the

juvenile and report to the court on the treatment prognosis and

likelihood that the juvenile offender represents an ongoing serious

or aggressive threat to the public or children under sixteen (16)

years of age. One appointee shall be currently licensed as a

physician or psychologist in Oklahoma with a minimum of two hundred

(200) hours of clinical experience in juvenile sex offender

treatment. Other criteria for qualifying as a sex offender

treatment professional shall include, but not be limited to, current

licensure as a medical or mental health professional with a minimum

of two hundred (200) hours of clinical experience in juvenile sex

offender treatment, or current licensure as a medical or mental

health professional with a minimum of two (2) years’ combined

clinical experience in child abuse treatment, child or adolescent

anger management treatment, juvenile delinquency or criminal

behavior treatment, sexual abuse treatment, child or adolescent

psychology, or therapeutic social work. A list of sex offender

treatment professionals meeting the established criteria shall be

provided to each district court by the Office of Juvenile Affairs.

Where professionals are appointed to conduct an evaluation in such

cases, the court may set reasonable compensation and order the

payment out of the court fund. In the event two qualified sex

offender treatment professionals are not available to the court to

evaluate the juvenile sex offender, the Office of Juvenile Affairs

may, at the court’s request, select additional qualified sex

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offender treatment professionals employed by the agency to assist

with the evaluation report.

B. The court shall, after consideration of the evaluation

report required by subsection A of this section, make a finding of

whether the juvenile offender represents an ongoing serious or

aggressive threat to the public or children under sixteen (16) years

of age. If the court finds the juvenile represents such threat, the

court shall order the juvenile to register on the juvenile sex

offender registry as provided in this act.

C. The court, in its discretion, may order information on any

juvenile sex offender released from the juvenile sex offender

registry to any person or to the public at large when the evaluation

report considered by the court indicates a likelihood of an ongoing

serious or aggressive threat to the public or children under sixteen

(16) years of age. If the court orders release of this information

to the public at large, it shall promptly be made available for

public inspection or copying pursuant to rules promulgated by the

Office of Juvenile Affairs. If the court orders the release of this

information through community notification, the notification shall

be carried out by the local law enforcement authority applicable to

the person’s residence.

D. The court may review the treatment prognosis of any

registered juvenile sex offender at any time and may, in its

discretion, order release of additional information from the

juvenile sex offender registry, as deemed appropriate for the

protection of the public.