Oklahoma SB1746 clarifies that the Attorney General and assistant attorneys general can carry firearms after completing a handgun qualification.
Oklahoma SB1746 amends Section 3311.14 of Title 70, Oklahoma Statutes, to specify that the Attorney General and any assistant attorney general may carry a firearm for personal protection after completing a handgun qualification course developed by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training. The Council may issue identification cards to those who qualify and requires the return of the card if the individual is no longer eligible.
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