Oklahoma HB3349 updates language in human trafficking laws, including definitions and penalties.
Oklahoma HB3349 amends existing human trafficking laws by updating definitions and penalties. It redefines terms such as "coercion," "commercial sex," and "debt bondage." The bill specifies that human trafficking includes recruiting, enticing, or obtaining a person through deception or force for commercial sex. It also outlines penalties, including imprisonment and fines, for those convicted of human trafficking. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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