Oklahoma HB2733 sets a 72-hour limit for bail hearings after arrest.
Oklahoma HB2733 amends criminal procedure laws to establish a 72-hour time limit for bail hearings after arrest. This applies to individuals arrested for violations of protective orders, acts of domestic abuse, stalking, harassment, or manufacturing controlled substances. The bill also mandates that the arresting officer must deliver the defendant to the magistrate within this timeframe. The changes become effective November 1, 2025.
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