Oklahoma HB1786 modifies procedures for emergency temporary ex parte protective orders for victims of domestic abuse, stalking, harassment, and.
Oklahoma HB1786 amends the procedures for emergency temporary ex parte protective orders, requiring peace officers to complete and sign a statement attesting to the order. These orders are effective until the court date assigned by the court during approval. The court must provide a list of available court dates for hearings, which must occur within fourteen days after issuance. Peace officers must attempt to serve the subject of the order and complete a return of service when filing the petition. If service is not obtained, the petition is filed with the district court the next business day.
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