OK HB3203

Amends Oklahoma's aggravated assault and battery statute to add a new category: medical providers who knowingly perform treatments without obtaining informed consent from patients

Defines "aggravated medical assault and battery" as administering treatment causing physical injury or emotional distress without consent, failing to provide adequate information about risks and alternatives, or proceeding after a patient explicitly declines

Creates a Class B5 felony for medical consent violations, punishable by up to 4 years imprisonment, up to $5,000 fine, or both

Defines "informed consent" as providing clear, comprehensive information about the nature, risks, and benefits of proposed treatment to allow knowledgeable patient decision-making

Effective date: November 1, 2026