Criminal procedure; modifying and deleting conditions related to bail procedures; providing for advance waivers of extradition; codification; effective date.

HB 3756 modifies Oklahoma's bail procedures for defendants charged with domestic violence, substance offenses, or repeat crimes. It requires courts to consider specific risk factors (like domestic violence history, substance dependence, or weapon access) when setting bail conditions, particularly in felony cases involving domestic abuse or stalking. The bill also creates a new provision: defendants admitted to bail must sign an advance waiver of extradition if they flee the state, automatically waiving their right to contest extradition upon apprehension in another jurisdiction. These changes apply to felony cases where bail is granted, directly affecting defendants in these specific criminal categories.