Oklahoma SB899 modifies the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act, updating procedures for protective orders and penalties for violations.
Oklahoma SB899 amends the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act by updating procedures for protective orders and penalties for violations. The bill specifies that protective orders must be served by law enforcement or other authorized personnel and can be served 24/7 if the defendant's location is known. It mandates that courts consider the defendant's criminal history when issuing protective orders. The bill also outlines penalties for violating protective orders, including fines and imprisonment.
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