Oklahoma SB1762 prohibits certain acts of punishment, penalty, or legal sanction, including physical violence, psychological coercion, and female.
Oklahoma SB1762, known as the Oklahoma Protection of Fundamental Rights and Public Policy Act, aims to protect individuals from violence, coercion, and discrimination. The act prohibits acts such as amputation, stoning, flogging, blinding, and other forms of corporal mutilation or maiming. It also outlaws female genital mutilation, imposing felony penalties and revoking medical licenses of offenders. Additionally, the act prohibits the recognition of marriages entered into under force, fraud, or coercion, and those involving parties under the age of eighteen.
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