Oklahoma Code § 11-14-112

Title 11. Cities And Towns: Cancellation or denial of driving privileges for
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noncompliance with municipal court sentence.
A.  As used in this section:
1.  "Department" means the Department of Public Safety;

2.  "Notification form" means a form prescribed by the
Department which contains a statement from the court that the person
has failed to satisfy the sentence of the court.  It shall include
the name, date of birth, physical description, and the driver
license number, if any, of the person;
3.  "Reinstatement form" means a form prescribed by the
Department which contains a statement from the court that the person
has satisfied the sentence of the court.  It shall include
sufficient information to identify the person to the Department;
4.  "Sentence" means any order of the court to pay a fine,
penalty assessment or costs or to carry out a term of community
service or other remedial action.
B.  When any person under the age of eighteen (18) years fails
or refuses to satisfy a sentence of a municipal court, the court
shall notify the Department.  Upon receipt of the notification form
from the court, the Department shall cancel or deny all driving
privileges of the person without a hearing until the person
satisfies the sentence of the court.
C.  When the person fulfills the sentence of the court, the
court or court clerk shall provide a reinstatement form to such
person either directly or by first class mail, postage prepaid, at
the last address given by the person to the court.  The driving
privileges of a person who furnishes a reinstatement form to the
Department shall be granted or reinstated, if the person is
otherwise eligible, in accordance with law.  Upon such granting or
reinstatement of driving privileges, the Department may remove any
record of the denial or cancellation of driving privileges as
provided for in this section from the file of the person and
maintain an internal record of the denial or cancellation for fiscal
or other purposes.
D.  At the time of sentencing the person, the court may take
custody of the driver's license of the person until the terms of the
sentence are fulfilled.  In such case, the court shall issue to the
person a receipt for the license.  Additionally, the court may
notify the parents or other custodian of the person of the terms of
the sentence or any notice to the Department.

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