Oklahoma HB1861 amends the law on prostitution-related offenses, including penalties and community service requirements.
Oklahoma HB1861 amends the Oklahoma Statutes to provide statutory references for prostitution-related offenses. It specifies that individuals convicted of certain prostitution offenses will face misdemeanor or felony charges, with fines and imprisonment terms. For example, engaging in prostitution while knowingly infected with HIV is a felony. The bill also mandates community service hours between 40 and 80 for certain convictions and requires courts to notify the county superintendent of public health of such convictions. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2025.
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