Oklahoma HB3629 modifies criminal procedure by removing certain notice and affidavit requirements and extending time limits for competency hearings.
Oklahoma HB3629 amends criminal procedure laws by eliminating specific notice and affidavit requirements for competency hearings. It extends the time limit for scheduling a competency hearing to 30 days after the qualified forensic examiner's determination. The bill also authorizes courts to issue orders for medications and injectables for individuals undergoing competency restoration services.
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