OK SB79

Creates the "Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act" in Oklahoma law establishing procedures for courts to issue orders preventing child abduction based on credible risk.

Allows courts, petitioners, and district attorneys to seek abduction prevention measures, including travel restrictions, passport seizure, supervised visitation, and bond requirements.

Establishes 13 specific factors courts must consider when determining credible risk of abduction, including prior abduction attempts, threats, financial activities, domestic violence, and ties to foreign countries.

Authorizes courts to issue ex parte warrants for law enforcement to take immediate physical custody of children facing imminent wrongful removal, with hearing required by next judicial day.

Abduction prevention orders remain in effect until the earliest of: date specified in order, child's emancipation, child reaching 18 years old, or order modification by court with jurisdiction.