Protection from Domestic Abuse Act; requiring court to order Global Positioning System monitoring of certain persons served with protective order. Effective date. Emergency.

SB 728 requires Oklahoma courts to order Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring for individuals convicted of violating a protective order issued under the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act. This applies specifically to defendants who have been served with a protective order and later violate it, as determined by a court. The bill amends existing law to mandate this monitoring as a condition of sentencing or probation, alongside existing requirements for domestic abuse counseling. It does not change penalties for violations but adds GPS tracking as a new enforcement tool for court-ordered compliance.