OK HB3905

Courts may order defendants charged with stalking, protective order violations, domestic abuse by strangulation, domestic abuse with a dangerous/deadly weapon, or repeat domestic abuse offenses to wear active, real-time, 24-hour GPS monitoring devices

Defendants must pay GPS monitoring costs unless deemed indigent, in which case courts may order alternative payment through county services funds or other conditions

Counties with populations over 250,000 must use pretrial release programs to monitor GPS devices; smaller counties may utilize other capable entities if funds are available

Victims may apply to the court to monitor the defendant's location via computer or cellular inquiries, limited to determining if the defendant is within a specified distance of designated locations (excluding defendant's home/workplace)

GPS monitoring continues until case conclusion (acquittal, incarceration, dismissal, or probation), with courts conducting annual reviews of monitoring orders; effective date November 1, 2026