SB 143 Summary

• Establishes the "Oklahoma 24/7 Sobriety and Drug Monitoring Program Act" allowing courts to require individuals charged or convicted of alcohol or drug-related crimes to abstain and submit to regular testing.

• Requires testing at least twice daily at a central location with immediate sanctions for noncompliance, or by continuous monitoring via electronic device where timely sanctions can be applied.

• Mandates participating jurisdictions establish at least one testing location with two daily testing times approximately 12 hours apart.

• Allows courts to stay sanctions during compliance, grant restricted driving privileges upon successful treatment completion, and permits parole boards to condition parole on program participation with required fee payments.

• Establishes fee collection and distribution system where law enforcement agencies collect testing fees and deposit them into local program accounts for vendor payments and program administration costs.