Oklahoma HB1100 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to modify definitions and procedures related to child custody, neglect, and abuse.
Oklahoma HB1100 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to redefine terms such as "abuse," "neglect," and "child in need of special care and treatment." It modifies the evidentiary standard for child custody hearings and outlines procedures for courts to follow when determining the immediate release of a child. The bill also specifies that failure to comply with court orders regarding child release can result in felony charges. Additionally, it mandates the creation of an affidavit form for emergency custody hearings and sets an effective date for the changes.
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