Oklahoma SB813 modifies requirements for filing emergency protective orders and requires certain notice to victims.
Oklahoma SB813 amends the procedures for filing emergency protective orders, requiring peace officers to deliver petitions to the district court clerk. The clerk must document the hearing date and time. If service has not been obtained, the clerk issues the petition to the county sheriff for service. The bill mandates that peace officers notify victims of the judge's decision on the emergency order and provide them with a copy of the petition and a statement attesting to the judge's order.
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