OK SB2022

Amends the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act to authorize courts to order defendants to wear active, real-time 24-hour Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring devices when issuing protective or restraining orders.

Allows victims to apply for court authorization to monitor the defendant's location through computer or cellular inquiries to determine if the defendant is within a specified distance of locations (excluding the defendant's residence or workplace).

Requires courts to find by preponderance of the evidence that the defendant has a history demonstrating intent to commit violence, such as prior conviction for domestic abuse or violent offenses, before ordering GPS monitoring.

Mandates annual court review of monitoring orders to determine if continued location monitoring remains necessary.

Courts may order defendants to pay costs and expenses related to the GPS device and monitoring; effective date November 1, 2010.