SB912 Summary

• Expands Oklahoma's methamphetamine offender registry to include persons convicted of methamphetamine-related crimes in federal courts, Indian tribal courts, or other states if they are Oklahoma residents or plan to stay in Oklahoma for more than 10 days.

• Requires affected persons convicted outside Oklahoma to register with the Bureau within 10 days of entering the state (or 10 days after release if incarcerated in a federal facility within Oklahoma).

• Maintains the prohibition on registered offenders purchasing or possessing pseudoephedrine products, with violations punishable as felonies.

• Changes the registration deadline from 30 days to 10 days for certain offenders and extends requirements to those with deferred sentences or convictions in out-of-state jurisdictions.

• Effective date: November 1, 2011.