Law enforcement training; requiring medical ethics and medical law in continuing education curriculum; effective date.

HB 3202 requires all CLEET-certified law enforcement officers in Oklahoma (both active full-time and reserve) to complete two hours of annual training on medical ethics and medical law starting November 1, 2026. The training must cover specific topics including patient rights, informed consent, HIPAA privacy rules, recognizing medical neglect, ethical decision-making in healthcare, and interactions with medical providers during emergencies. CLEET must collaborate with medical professionals and legal experts to develop and update a standardized curriculum for this training. Non-compliance with this requirement may lead to suspension of an officer's certification.