OK SB2150

Amends Oklahoma domestic abuse law (21 O.S. 2001, Section 644) to expand the definition of domestic abuse relationships to include "a former spouse of a present spouse" and clarifies that dating relationships include persons "or was" in such relationships.

Establishes mandatory counseling and treatment requirements for all domestic abuse convictions, including minimum 52-week programs certified by the Attorney General, with court review hearings and potential probation revocation for three unexcused absences in succession or seven in 52 weeks.

Creates new offense of "domestic abuse by strangulation" with penalties of 1-3 years imprisonment for first offense and 3-10 years for subsequent offenses, with maximum $3,000 fine for first offense and $20,000 for subsequent offenses.

Eliminates victim fees or costs in domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault prosecutions and requires prosecutors to provide courts with 10-year criminal history of defendants prior to sentencing or plea agreements.

Becomes effective November 1, 2010.