Oklahoma Code § 63-2-420

Title 63. Public Health And Safety: GPS monitoring of persons charged with aggravated
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trafficking - Statistical records.
A.  Any person charged with aggravated trafficking pursuant to
Section 2-415 of this title shall not be subject to pretrial release
as specified in Section 1105.3 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes
and shall not be released on bail without a Global Positioning
System (GPS) monitoring device attached to the person and cost

thereof paid by such person at his or her own expense until after
the conclusion of the criminal case.  The Department of Corrections
shall monitor such GPS monitoring device and the person until the
conclusion of the case, and the person shall pay a supervision fee
as provided for other persons subject to supervision by the
Department.  At the conclusion of the case, the court shall order
the removal of the GPS monitoring device if the person is acquitted
or is to be incarcerated or the case is dismissed.
B.  The Department of Corrections shall maintain statistical
records on any aggravated trafficking offense, including a
calculation of the time period from arrest to disposition, and if
the person is convicted, the term of sentence, length of sentence
actually served in incarceration, amount of the fine imposed,
whether any enhancements or co-occurring offenses were involved,
whether the person is determined upon reception into the custody of
the Department to be an addicted person, and whether the person has
prior convictions by stating the prior offenses.

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