OK SB803

Amends Oklahoma's Parents' Bill of Rights to add five specific rights: due process (written notification of allegations), family reunification with transparent timelines, appeal of child removal decisions, access to all evidence and records, and fair investigation procedures

State agencies and officials (DHS employees, law enforcement, judicial officers) who willfully violate parental rights face monetary fines, civil liability for damages including emotional distress and attorney's fees, suspension or removal from office, and mandatory training requirements

Judges violating parental due process rights are subject to disciplinary action by the Council on Judicial Complaints, including potential suspension or removal

Creates a Parental Rights Review Board appointed by the Governor, comprising legal experts, social workers, and family advocates, to review complaints, investigate violations, recommend disciplinary measures, and submit annual reports to the Governor and Legislature

Requires DHS to make reasonable efforts to place children with relatives before foster care, and protects whistleblowers who report parental rights violations in good faith from retaliation