Oklahoma HB1735 allows evidence of past domestic violence or abuse in criminal cases involving such offenses.
Oklahoma HB1735 amends the state's laws to allow the admissibility of evidence of past acts of domestic violence or abuse in criminal cases where the defendant is accused of such offenses. The state must disclose this evidence to the defendant within a specified time period. The definition of "domestic violence or abuse" includes controlling, coercive, or threatening behavior, violence, or other acts of abuse against a current partner or family or household member. The act will take effect on November 1, 2025.
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