Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-1-4-508: Immunity for testimony – Records – Statements during

evaluation or treatment.

A. At any stage of a proceeding under the Oklahoma Children’s

Code:

1. The parent or legal guardian, the child’s attorney, or the

district attorney’s office may apply for use immunity for a parent

or legal guardian for in-court testimony. The in-court testimony of

an immunized parent or legal guardian shall not be used against that

parent or legal guardian in a criminal prosecution; provided,

however, that the parent or legal guardian may be prosecuted for

perjury that occurs during the testimony of the parent or legal

guardian in a deprived proceeding;

2. The child’s attorney or the district attorney’s office may

apply for use immunity for any records, documents, or other physical

objects produced by the immunized parent or legal guardian in the

deprived proceeding, the production of which was compelled by a

court order; or

3. The child’s attorney or the district attorney’s office may

apply for use immunity for a parent or legal guardian for any

statement that a parent or legal guardian makes in the course of a

court-ordered psychological evaluation or treatment program to the

professional designated by the Department of Human Services or

authorized by the court in furtherance of the court’s order. Such

immunity shall attach only to those statements made during the

course of the actual evaluation or treatment and specifically does

not attach to statements made to Department employees, agents, or

other representatives in the course of the investigation of alleged

child abuse, neglect, or abandonment.

B. Any other information available to the professional

designated by the Department or authorized by the court to perform

the court-ordered evaluation or treatment shall not be the subject

of any application or order for immunity.