Oklahoma HB1682 amends fines for selling tobacco products to minors, including penalties for store managers.
Oklahoma HB1682 modifies the Prevention of Youth Access to Tobacco Act by imposing fines on store managers for selling tobacco products to minors. The bill sets escalating fines for each offense, with the first offense resulting in a fine of up to $100 for the employee and $250 for the store manager. Subsequent offenses within two years increase the fines, with the fourth or subsequent offense within two years resulting in a fine of up to $300 for the employee and $1,000 for the store manager.
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