Oklahoma HB1222 modifies DUI laws, requiring certain arrested individuals to make bail before release, and removes drug and alcohol testing.
Oklahoma HB1222 amends driving under the influence (DUI) laws by requiring certain arrested individuals to make bail before release. It removes the requirement for drivers involved in accidents to undergo drug and alcohol testing. The bill also modifies the conditions for setting bail, including considering factors such as the severity of the alleged offense and the threat posed to public safety. Additionally, it removes the requirement for individuals convicted of DUI to participate in an alcohol and drug substance abuse evaluation and assessment program.
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