Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-744.4
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Exceptions to notice requirement
Official statutory text
No notice shall be required under this act if:
1. The person who is entitled to notice states in notarized
writing that he or she has been notified and the statement is placed
in the female's medical record; or
2. The pregnant female declares that she is a victim of sexual
or physical abuse by her parent as defined in Section 1111 et seq.
of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes and the attending physician has
notified child abuse authorities about the alleged parental sexual
or physical abuse. In such circumstances, the physician shall
notify child abuse authorities of the name and address of the
abusing parent so that they can investigate. The child abuse
authorities shall maintain the confidentiality of the fact that the
minor has sought or obtained an abortion and shall take all
necessary steps to ensure that this information is not revealed to
the female's parents or guardians.
1. The person who is entitled to notice states in notarized
writing that he or she has been notified and the statement is placed
in the female's medical record; or
2. The pregnant female declares that she is a victim of sexual
or physical abuse by her parent as defined in Section 1111 et seq.
of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes and the attending physician has
notified child abuse authorities about the alleged parental sexual
or physical abuse. In such circumstances, the physician shall
notify child abuse authorities of the name and address of the
abusing parent so that they can investigate. The child abuse
authorities shall maintain the confidentiality of the fact that the
minor has sought or obtained an abortion and shall take all
necessary steps to ensure that this information is not revealed to
the female's parents or guardians.
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