HB2622

Oklahoma HB2622 classifies repeated use of property for drug distribution, prostitution, or sex trafficking resulting in felony convictions as a.

Oklahoma HB2622 amends the state's definition of public nuisance to include the repeated use of any real property or structure for unlawful drug distribution, prostitution, or human and/or sex trafficking acts that result in a felony conviction. This change aims to address and deter such activities by classifying them as public nuisances. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.