Oklahoma HB2105 modifies felony classifications for certain crimes, including arson, counterfeiting, and child exploitation.
Oklahoma HB2105 amends the classification of various criminal offenses, including arson, counterfeiting, and crimes involving children. For instance, arson in the first degree and arson while manufacturing a controlled substance are now classified as Class B1 felonies. Counterfeiting instruments with a value of $15,000 or more is classified as a Class B4 felony. Crimes involving child exploitation, such as child prostitution and trafficking, are classified as Class A3 felonies. The bill also updates internal statutory citations and provides an effective date.
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