OK HB2678

Creates the "Alyssa D. Wiles Law" to expand Oklahoma's youthful offender guidelines under 10A O.S. 2011, Section 2-5-206

Adds accessory to murder in the first degree to the list of offenses requiring youthful offender status for juveniles ages 14-17, allowing them to be prosecuted outside the traditional juvenile system

Maintains existing youthful offender requirements for ages 15-17 charged with serious felonies including second-degree murder, kidnapping, first-degree rape, armed robbery, and arson

Preserves the accused's right to file a motion for certification back to the juvenile justice system, with courts required to consider factors including offense severity, prior record, rehabilitation prospects, and public safety

Effective date of November 1, 2016; received "Do Pass" recommendation from Committee on Criminal Justice and Corrections on February 24, 2016