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https://www.dispatch.com/article/20150320/LIFESTYLE/303209647

While the practice of doing spot pre-offer background checks may be legal, it is not a best practice. First, if the employer’s typical practice is to conduct background checks only after making a contingent employment offer, I question why there is a need to deviate from that practice. As we consistently advise employers and HR professionals, you should always follow your policies. Any time you deviate from a policy, you open the door to litigation. For example, why would you only conduct pre-offer background checks on some applicants, but not others? Although the manager here may have a valid reason for doing so, applicants who were not hired may point to the policy and allege that they were not hired for discriminatory reasons and that the company required them, but not others, to submit to background checks in order to disqualify them from a job offer. If you feel that you need to conduct pre-offer background checks for certain positions, then you should make this your policy, and then follow it. Be sure you can clearly state a valid reason why some positions require pre-offer checks while other positions do not.

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/pre-offer-background-checks-employer-beware

A national background search, available from the FBI through the OSBI when allowed by state statute, would have shown his criminal history in another state, said the care home’s human resources director, Carolyn Chapman. "I would encourage any agency similarly situated to consider that they need to utilize national databases, not relying strictly on the state,” she said. For homes such as Home of Hope, there is no statutory authority to do a fingerprint-based national criminal background check through OSBI and FBI, said Debbie McKinney, OSBI administrative programs officer. Who receives background checks? McKinney said that a national background search would be more effective for the state’s care homes for the mentally ill and disabled. "But the stumbling block there is cost and timeliness,” she said.

https://newsok.com/article/3444499/background-checks-not-equal-in-oklahoma

The lack of a universal, national background check for Oklahoma’s substitute teachers has resulted in problems in some schools, the latest incident occurring in Duncan only a month ago. Unlike teachers certified through the state Education Department, noncertified substitutes and other personnel are not required to have background checks. To be certified in the state, teachers must submit fingerprints to be checked against a nationwide criminal database. Individual districts can determine what kind and whether substitute teachers must pass a felony record search, said Shelly Hickman, spokeswoman for the state Education Department.

https://newsok.com/article/3430996/oklahoma-schools-lack-uniform-background-check-policy