OK SB412

Redefines Oklahoma's statutory definition from "nonviolent offense" to "violent crime" by listing specific offenses that qualify as violent, including murder, rape, kidnapping, robbery, arson, child abuse, and terrorism-related crimes

Adds several new offenses to the violent crime list: aggravated assault on police officers, bombing offenses, child pornography, child prostitution, abuse of vulnerable adults in nursing facilities, aggravated drug trafficking, and human trafficking

Updates expungement eligibility provisions in 22 O.S. Section 18 to reference the new "violent crime" definition, maintaining that persons convicted of violent felonies face more restrictive expungement requirements (10+ years after conviction plus full pardon)

Modifies eligibility for the Electronic Monitoring Program and Oklahoma Community Sentencing Act to exclude offenders convicted of crimes now defined as violent offenses

Effective date: November 1, 2015