OR SB1096

Defendants charged with domestic violence crimes and released before judgment must wear a tamper-resistant GPS location tracking device and stay at least 1,000 feet from the victim's home, workplace, and other designated locations

The tracking device must provide real-time alerts to both the victim and law enforcement if the defendant enters restricted areas or if the device is removed or tampered with

Defendants convicted of domestic violence must wear the GPS tracking device for at least the first 90 days of probation or post-prison supervision as a mandatory condition

Violation of pretrial release conditions requiring no contact with the victim results in mandatory return to custody with no release authorized except as constitutionally required

Courts or supervisory authorities may waive the tracking requirement only if the victim requests it and a finding is made that the defendant poses no threat to the victim