OK HB2313

Extends timeframe for filing juvenile delinquency proceedings to within one year after a child's eighteenth birthday for felonies and six months for misdemeanors (previously could only be filed before age 18).

Modifies youthful offender eligibility by adding "robbery in the first degree" to list of qualifying crimes and clarifying that robbery must involve a dangerous weapon or firearm.

Expands sexual battery definition to include unlawful conduct by school employees against students ages 16-19, and adds new offenses related to lewd conduct with human corpses.

Makes persons ineligible for the Delayed Sentencing Program for Young Adults if they were previously admitted to that program for a different offense.

Permits attorneys general and district attorneys to obtain certified birth and death certificates without cost and without court order for criminal investigations; repeals previous statutes on compromise of misdemeanors.