Oklahoma SB882 modifies bail provisions for DUI charges, focusing on public safety and victim considerations.
Oklahoma SB882 amends bail provisions for DUI charges, emphasizing public safety and victim considerations. It mandates that courts consider factors such as the defendant's history of violence, mental health, access to weapons, and the severity of the alleged violence when setting bail. The bill also removes the requirement for drivers involved in accidents to submit to drug and alcohol testing. Additionally, it requires certain defendants to undergo an alcohol and drug substance abuse evaluation and assessment, and mandates participation in a victims impact panel program if available.
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