OK SB1810

Expert testimony on human trafficking's effects on victims' beliefs, behavior, and perception is now explicitly admissible as evidence in Oklahoma courts

Attorney General gains authority to contract for shelter and services specifically for human trafficking victims, alongside existing domestic violence and sexual assault programs

Creates new certification categories for "certified human trafficking shelters" and "certified human trafficking programs" under Attorney General oversight, with $150 application fee and 3-year certification periods

Expands the 24-hour statewide telephone hotline to include human trafficking victims in addition to rape, forcible sodomy, and domestic violence victims

Case records and client information from human trafficking programs are confidential and protected from disclosure, with exceptions only for written consent or court order for good cause shown in camera