Oklahoma HB2127 modifies court financial obligations in criminal cases, including payment reversals, installment agreements, and prohibition of.
Oklahoma HB2127 amends court financial obligations in criminal cases by requiring court clerks to reverse transactions if payments are reversed by credit card companies or banks. It mandates that court cost compliance liaisons continue collection efforts until payment is made and adds reversal fees to the defendant's balance. If a defendant has an installment payment agreement, the court cost compliance liaison must stay all remedies until the agreement is fulfilled. The bill prohibits imprisonment for inability to pay fines, fees, and costs.
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