OK HB2422

Allows sex offenders over age 21 who committed physical contact crimes against minors under 13 to become eligible for parole if they voluntarily agree to receive hormonal treatment (medroxyprogesterone acetate) as a condition of release

Requires a mental health evaluation to determine if hormonal treatment would reduce the likelihood of reoffending; treatment must begin 6 weeks prior to release and continue at physician-determined intervals while on parole

Revokes parole eligibility and requires imprisonment if the offender discontinues treatment, receives treatment to reverse its effects, or commits subsequent offenses; a subsequent sex offense results in life without parole

Grants civil and criminal immunity to physicians and mental health professionals who act in good faith administering treatment under this section

Applies only to sex offenders convicted on or after the effective date of November 1, 2025