Domestic violence; requiring use of Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring devices; effective date.

Also relevant to:Survivor (domestic or sexual violence)

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This bill changes Oklahoma's Protection from Domestic Abuse Act by requiring GPS monitoring for defendants accused of certain domestic violence crimes, stalking, or violating a protective order. Courts can order defendants to wear GPS devices and may allow victims to monitor the defendant's location, with limitations. Defendants are generally responsible for the costs of the device and supervision fees, unless they are found to be indigent.

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