Oklahoma HB1215 establishes the Human Trafficking Law, modifies definitions, and mandates registration with the Sex Offenders Act.
Oklahoma HB1215 creates the Human Trafficking Law, modifying the scope of certain defined terms and requiring registration with the Sex Offenders Act. It mandates that information be submitted to the FBI. The law outlines the rights of human trafficking victims, including access to shelters, treatment centers, and legal assistance. It also establishes penalties for human trafficking, including imprisonment and fines. The bill becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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