Oklahoma SB1238 modifies provisions for domestic abuse offenses, including penalties and court-ordered counseling.
Oklahoma SB1238 amends the state's criminal code to modify provisions related to domestic abuse offenses. The bill specifies that certain offenses, such as assault and battery against an intimate partner or family member, will be classified as Class B5 offenses. It also mandates that courts order counseling or treatment for defendants convicted of domestic abuse, particularly when a child is present. The bill sets penalties for non-compliance with these orders and outlines specific conditions for probation.
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