Oklahoma SB1560 prohibits businesses, ticket issuers, and schools from discriminating based on medical interventions.
Oklahoma SB1560, known as the Oklahoma Medical Freedom Act, prohibits businesses, ticket issuers, and schools from discriminating against individuals based on whether they have received or used a medical intervention. This includes refusing services, products, or access to venues. The act also prohibits pay discrimination based on medical interventions. Exemptions apply to entities receiving Medicare or Medicaid funding. The act allows enforcement by the Attorney General or district attorneys, who can seek costs and attorney fees for violations.
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