Protection from Domestic Abuse Act; modifying penalties for protective order violations. Effective date.

SB 1925 amends Oklahoma's penalties for violating protective orders in domestic abuse cases. It increases fines and jail terms for repeat violations and for violations causing physical injury, with mandatory 52-week domestic abuse treatment programs for offenders. First-time violations without injury carry up to 1 year in jail or $1,000 fines, while second-time violations become Class D1 felonies with 1-3 years in prison. Violations causing injury now trigger misdemeanor Class D1 felony charges with 20 days to 3 years in prison, plus mandatory counseling. The bill directly affects individuals convicted of breaching domestic abuse protective orders.