HB 3321

The Governmental Tort Claims Act; definitions; effective date.

Statutes and reports; multiple versions; intent; effective date.

Service Oklahoma; defining terms; exempting certain records from notarization requirement; effective date.

Sunsets; removing sunsets from certain agencies, boards, and commissions; repealing the Oklahoma Sunset Act; repealers; emergency.

State Board of Education; appointments; removal procedures; vacancies; effective date; emergency.

Sunsets; Long-Term Care Facility Advisory Board; repealer; effective date; emergency.

Criminal procedure; authorizing telephonic or electronic communication of proposed arrest warrants to magistrates; effective date.

Crimes and punishments; decreasing threshold amount for grand larceny offenses; felony penalty for third and subsequent petit larceny convictions; effective date.

Criminal procedure; authorizing district attorneys to adjust sentences; effective date.

Pardon and Parole Board; making an appropriation. Emergency.

Oklahoma Health Care Authority; general appropriations; modifying certain date; providing for duties and compensation of administrators and employees. Effective date. Emergency.

State Department of Health; making an appropriation; stating purpose of certain disbursement. Effective date. Emergency.

Relating to persons convicted of a crime

An Act relating to eligibility of criminal offenders for certain benefits, including the permanent fund dividend; relating to a permanent fund dividend for an individual whose conviction has been vacated, reversed, or dismissed; and relating to the calculation of the value of the permanent fund dividend by including payment to individuals eligible for a permanent fund dividend because of a conviction that has been vacated, reversed, or dismissed.

Modifies provisions relating to the unlawful use of unmanned aircraft in certain areas

An act relating to technical corrections for the 2026 legislative session

A bill for an act relating to health; establishing a psilocybin therapeutic use program; establishing protections for registered patients, designated cultivators, registered facilitators, and health care practitioners; authorizing rulemaking; authorizing civil actions; establishing fees; classifying data; establishing an advisory committee; providing criminal penalties; appropriating money; proposing coding for new law in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 152.

Criminal and civil procedure; continuance of case when party, attorney, or witness is on active military duty; bail required to be set in such cases subject to conditions