Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-520
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False discharge from treatment - Penalty
Official statutory text
Any physician who shall, after having knowledge or information
that any person is or may be an infected person, sell, give or
furnish to such infected person, or to any other person for such
infected person, a discharge from treatment, or written instrument
or statement pronouncing such infected person cured, before such
infected person is actually cured of such sexually transmitted
infection (STI), shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Provided,
however, that no person who is infected with an STI but who has
received treatment adequate to render the person noninfectious shall
be denied a permit to work, because of the infection, in those
categories of employment where permits to work are required by state
law or local ordinance.
that any person is or may be an infected person, sell, give or
furnish to such infected person, or to any other person for such
infected person, a discharge from treatment, or written instrument
or statement pronouncing such infected person cured, before such
infected person is actually cured of such sexually transmitted
infection (STI), shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Provided,
however, that no person who is infected with an STI but who has
received treatment adequate to render the person noninfectious shall
be denied a permit to work, because of the infection, in those
categories of employment where permits to work are required by state
law or local ordinance.
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