Oklahoma HB2719 amends the state's law on obscenity and child pornography to update the statutory reference for certain prostitution offenses.
Oklahoma HB2719 amends the state's law on obscenity and child pornography by updating the statutory reference for certain prostitution offenses. It specifies that individuals convicted of violating certain provisions related to prostitution will face misdemeanor charges, with penalties including imprisonment and fines. The bill also mandates community service for such convictions and requires the court to notify the county superintendent of public health.
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