HB 3098 (2024)
HB 3098 makes knowingly transmitting certain medical conditions a felony.
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HB 3098 makes knowingly transmitting certain medical conditions a felony.
SB 1981 describes new sex ed curriculum and requires parental opt-in.
SB 1981 dubbed the “Oklahoma Sexual Education Reform and Parental Rights Protection Act,” it outlines new sex ed curriculum in detail and requires parental opt-in.
SB 1958 eliminates no-fault divorce.
SB 1890 mandates plea deals involving sex crimes must include listing on the Sex Offender Registration.
SB 1647 allows the Attorney General’s office to allocate funds to human trafficking victims fund.
SB 1198 mandates human trafficking curriculum in schools.
HB 4128 funds the OSBI office created by Ida’s Law.
HB 3992 requires those convicted of trafficking a minor serve 100% of their sentence.
HB 3857 establishes a 5 year mandator minimum sentence for domestic abuse convictions.
