Oklahoma SB1100 amends assault and battery laws, requiring assessments and authorizing alternative programs.
Oklahoma SB1100 modifies the state's assault and battery laws, introducing mandatory assessments for certain offenders and authorizing alternative programs. The bill specifies that any plea of guilty or finding of guilt for certain domestic violence offenses constitutes a conviction. It mandates that courts order defendants to attend treatment programs for domestic abusers certified by the Attorney General, attend counseling or treatment services as part of any suspended or deferred sentence or probation, and attend, complete, and be evaluated before and after attendance by a treatment.
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