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OK HB1659
Bill
Status
3/3/2015
Primary Sponsor
Don Barrington
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AI Summary
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Creates the "Cassandra Jade Law" requiring drivers involved in motor vehicle accidents resulting in immediate death to submit to blood or breath testing for alcohol and intoxicating substances
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Investigating law enforcement officers must administer tests as soon as practicable following a fatal accident, with results admissible at trial
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Failure to submit to mandatory testing results in revocation of driver's license and nonresident operating privileges by the Department of Public Safety under Section 6-205.1
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Amends 47 O.S. 2011, Section 751 relating to implied consent laws for breath and blood tests
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Effective date: November 1, 2015
Legislative Description
Motor vehicles; creating the Cassandra Jade Law; requiring certain persons to submit to blood or breath tests; providing for civil remedies; effective date.
Motor Vehicles and Transportation
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Judiciary
3/5/2015