Oklahoma HB4142 modifies definitions and elements of crimes related to the unlawful use of bombs or explosive devices.

Oklahoma HB4142 amends the state's criminal code to modify definitions and elements of certain crimes involving bombs or explosive devices. It updates the definition of "bomb" and "incendiary device" and specifies acts that constitute felonies. The bill excludes juvenile acts involving non-injurious firecrackers or "stink bombs" from its scope. It also clarifies the intent and circumstances under which placing or conspiring to place explosive or incendiary devices is a felony. The changes take effect on November 1, 2026.

Oklahoma HB4142 modifies definitions and elements of crimes related to the unlawful use of bombs or explosive devices.

Oklahoma HB4142 amends the state's criminal code to modify definitions and elements of certain crimes involving bombs or explosive devices. It updates the definition of "bomb" and "incendiary device" and specifies acts that constitute felonies. The bill excludes juvenile acts involving non-injurious firecrackers or "stink bombs" from its scope. It also clarifies the intent and circumstances under which placing or conspiring to place explosive or incendiary devices is a felony. The changes take effect on November 1, 2026.