OK SB1753

Raises the burden of proof for emergency child custody hearings from "reasonable suspicion" to "preponderance of the evidence" when courts determine whether a child needs immediate protection due to abuse or neglect

Emergency custody hearings must be held within 2 judicial days after a child is taken into protective or emergency custody

Updates statutory reference from "State Court Administrator" to "Administrative Director of the Courts" for the office responsible for creating affidavit forms used in emergency custody proceedings

Effective date is November 1, 2026