Oklahoma SB154 amends sentencing provisions to prioritize restitution for victims and establish new penalties.
Oklahoma SB154 amends sentencing provisions to require courts to prioritize restitution for victims. The court must establish restitution orders to compensate victims for economic losses. The court may also order restitution for other government agencies reimbursing victims. Restitution orders remain in effect until fully satisfied. The bill also establishes new penalties for technical violations of suspended sentences, including community service, fines, and confinement. The bill defines terms such as "restitution," "victim," and "economic loss." The bill becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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