OK SB813

Peace officers must attempt to serve emergency protective order subjects and complete a return of service when filing petitions with district court; if service cannot be obtained, the petition must still be filed the next business day

Court clerks are required to receive and file petitions delivered by peace officers regardless of whether service was obtained, and must issue unserved petitions to the county sheriff's office for priority service

Emergency temporary protective orders now remain in effect until the court hearing date set by the judge, rather than expiring at close of business the next day the court opens

Peace officers must notify victims of the hearing date, time, and courtroom location, and provide both the victim and order subject with copies of the completed order

Repeals the Stalking Warning Letter provision (21 O.S. Section 1173.1); effective date July 1, 2025, with emergency clause for immediate effect upon passage