Oklahoma HB3018 amends DUI laws to exclude marijuana, marijuana derivatives, and synthetic cannabinoids from DUI charges.
Oklahoma HB3018 modifies the state's driving under the influence laws by excluding marijuana, marijuana derivatives, and synthetic cannabinoids from the definition of intoxicating substances. This change means that these substances will not be considered in DUI charges, altering the criteria for DUI offenses. The bill also outlines penalties for DUI violations, including fines, imprisonment, and mandatory participation in substance abuse treatment programs.
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