Oklahoma SB828 extends the statute of limitations for certain criminal prosecutions.
Oklahoma SB828 amends the statute of limitations for various criminal offenses. It extends the time for commencing prosecutions for crimes such as bribery, embezzlement, and misappropriation of public funds to seven years after the crime's commission. For human trafficking, the time limit is three years after discovery. Prosecutions for crimes against children must begin by the victim's 45th birthday. Other offenses, like income tax violations and Medicaid fraud, have specific time frames ranging from three to five years after commission or discovery.
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