Oklahoma HB1681 modifies GPS monitoring requirements for individuals charged with aggravated trafficking offenses.
Oklahoma HB1681 amends the Trafficking in Illegal Drugs Act to provide an exception to the Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring device requirement for individuals charged with aggravated trafficking offenses. Specifically, it exempts those requiring medical care and treatment in a hospital from GPS monitoring while hospitalized. Upon discharge, they must have a GPS monitoring device attached within 48 hours, with the cost borne by the individual. The Department of Corrections will monitor the GPS device and associated records.
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