OK SB2002

Grants immunity from investigation, arrest, or prosecution for substance-impacted perinatal women who are enrolled in, on a waiting list for, or have completed a qualified addiction recovery program while pregnant or within 12 months of pregnancy conclusion

Protects women using controlled substances pursuant to a valid prescription from prosecution solely based on that use

Allows health care providers to recommend enrollment in certified addiction recovery or behavioral health programs when they identify a woman who has knowingly and repeatedly used alcohol or unprescribed controlled substances during pregnancy

Permits district attorneys to pursue disposition through multidisciplinary teams only if a woman does not make good-faith effort to enroll in or complete a qualified program

Preserves the ability to prosecute child abuse, neglect, or endangerment charges unrelated to pregnancy-based conduct, and maintains health care provider obligations to report substance-exposed newborns