Driving under the influence; making certain exception for marijuana, marijuana derivatives, and synthetic cannabinoids; effective date.

Summary

The bill revises Oklahoma’s driving‑under‑the‑influence statute to treat marijuana, marijuana derivatives, and synthetic cannabinoids differently from other Schedule I drugs. It keeps DUI prohibitions for alcohol and other intoxicants, and sets misdemeanor penalties for first offenses and escalating felony penalties for repeat offenders. The change aims to reflect the state’s evolving stance on cannabis while maintaining road safety.

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