Oklahoma HB2299 establishes the Dr. Tom Coburn Act, defining terms and prohibiting certain conduct at Article V conventions.
Oklahoma HB2299, known as the Dr. Tom Coburn Act, introduces new provisions for conventions held under Article V of the United States Constitution. It defines terms such as "commissioner" and "commission," and outlines prohibited conduct including bribery, threats, intimidation, and obstruction of commissioners or interim commissioners. The act also prescribes criminal penalties for commissioners or interim commissioners who exceed their authority. The law aims to ensure orderly and lawful conduct at these conventions.
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