Oklahoma SB1693 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act to decrease certain fines and clarify business owner rights regarding firearm policies.
Oklahoma SB1693 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act by reducing the fine for carrying a concealed or unconcealed firearm on property where it is prohibited. It also clarifies that property owners, tenants, employers, and businesses are immune from liability if they do not prohibit employees from carrying firearms, except in specific areas. The act ensures that property owners can control weapon possession on their property, with exceptions for certain public property areas. The changes take effect on a specified date.
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