Civil procedure; authorizing certain appeal. Emergency.

SB 1758 amends Oklahoma's civil procedure law to expand direct appeals to the Supreme Court for specific types of orders, affecting parties in civil cases who receive certain rulings like attachment discharges, injunctions, or class action decisions. It creates a new pathway for appealing temporary orders in family law cases (such as custody, visitation, or child support) within 20 days, with courts required to prioritize these appeals. The bill sets clear deadlines for filing appeals, includes a 3-day notice rule for order mailing, and specifies that family law appeals generally won’t stay trial court proceedings unless the appellate court orders otherwise. The legislature declared an emergency to expedite this law’s implementation.