Criminal procedure; directing courts to prioritize orders of payments of restitution; effective date.

Removed Senate-specific amendment language that required court clerks to inquire about restitution before accepting fine payments.

Added comprehensive sentencing options including restitution with interest, medical expense reimbursement, community service, trust fund contributions, and various confinement options.

Established 12% annual interest rates on restitution payments and medical expense reimbursements.

Changed from a targeted amendment to a complete committee substitute version with full statutory language.

Court clerks must now inquire about outstanding restitution before accepting payments and must inform offenders that restitution takes priority over fines, fees, or assessments.

Removed 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' designation and updated title formatting to 'Committee Substitute'.

Updated page reference numbers and formatting throughout the document.

Added new provision requiring courts to order defendants to reimburse the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and law enforcement agencies for costs incurred cleaning up illegal drug laboratory sites.

Added requirement for court clerks to collect reimbursement amounts and retain a 5% administrative fee before remitting the remainder to the OSBI Revolving Fund.

Changed document header from 'Enrolled House Bill' to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' indicating this is a working draft version

Removed sponsor list and replaced with committee amendment formatting including amendment submission details

Added page headers and line numbers typical of legislative committee substitute documents

The actual legal text regarding sentencing powers, restitution, and court orders remains identical between versions

Added a new option (j) allowing courts to order defendants to pay a reasonable sum to the Crime Victims Compensation Board for the benefit of crime victims.

Added a new option (k) allowing courts to order defendants to reimburse the court fund for amounts paid to court-appointed attorneys representing the defendant.

Modified how funds collected from defendants are distributed - the final version specifies that money collected for OSBI investigation costs should go to the OSBI Revolving Fund or the general fund of the law enforcement agency, rather than just the Court Clerk's Revolving Fund.

Changed the section reference from 'Section 991a' to 'Section 991av2' to reflect the amended version of the statute.

Updated sponsor list to include Williams of the House, who was not listed in the engrossed version.

Court clerks must now inquire about restitution obligations before accepting payments for fines, fees, or assessments, and must inform offenders that restitution takes priority.

Courts may now reimburse the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation for costs associated with cleaning up illegal drug laboratory sites, in addition to existing investigation costs.

Clarified that the 'Oklahoma Reward System' refers to the reward program established by Section 150.18 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

Added a requirement for court clerks to inquire about restitution obligations before accepting payments for fines, fees, or assessments, ensuring restitution is prioritized.

Updated the bill title and formatting to reflect its status as an engrossed Senate amendment.