Oklahoma HB1095 modifies firearm carry laws, allowing certain officials and employees to carry concealed firearms under specific conditions.
Oklahoma HB1095 amends the state's firearm carry laws by authorizing certain officials and employees to carry concealed firearms under specific conditions. The bill allows elected officials and designated employees of municipalities, counties, and certain state agencies to carry concealed firearms while performing their duties. It also specifies that these individuals cannot carry firearms into courtrooms or other areas designated as firearm-prohibited. The law includes exceptions for certain properties and events, and it outlines penalties for violations.
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