Oklahoma Children's Code; imposing certain restrictions on specified custody orders; directing certain relief. Emergency.

Summary

The bill tightens Oklahoma’s emergency child‑custody rules by requiring reasonable suspicion of an imminent safety threat and a safety evaluation before a child is taken into state custody. It impacts children, parents, law‑enforcement officers, district attorneys, courts and the Department of Human Services by setting new timing limits, contact protocols, and placement requirements, especially restricting orders on weekends and late Fridays.

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