Oklahoma HB3766 updates driving under the influence laws, including setting new requirements for controlled substances and altering penalties.
Oklahoma HB3766 amends the state's driving under the influence laws by updating statutory references and setting new requirements for driving under the influence of controlled substances. The bill specifies that the presence of certain non-impairing metabolites does not constitute a per se violation unless there is proof of impairment. It also sets standards for the concentration of active delta-9-THC in whole blood to determine impairment.
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