Oklahoma SB1542 amends stalking laws to include unauthorized use of monitoring devices and sets penalties.
Oklahoma SB1542 modifies the state's stalking laws by adding unauthorized use of monitoring devices, such as GPS, to the list of prohibited behaviors. It also updates the penalties for stalking offenses, including imprisonment and fines. The bill sets an effective date of November 1, 2026.
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