Oklahoma SB728 amends the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act to mandate GPS monitoring for certain individuals served with protective orders.
Oklahoma SB728 amends the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act by requiring courts to order Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring for individuals served with protective orders. This applies to those who violate protective orders and cause physical injury or impairment. The court must find that the defendant has a history of violent intent before ordering GPS monitoring. The bill also mandates domestic abuse counseling and treatment programs for offenders, with specific requirements for attendance and evaluation.
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