Criminal procedure; modifying and deleting conditions related to bail procedures; providing for advance waivers of extradition; codification; effective date.

Summary

The bill changes Oklahoma’s bail system by requiring a judicial order for release and limiting release without a hearing for people arrested on domestic‑violence, protective‑order, certain drug, and repeat offense charges. It also bars personal recognizance bonds for those offenses and makes posting bail an automatic waiver of the right to contest extradition if the defendant flees. The changes aim to improve public safety and simplify the extradition process.

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