Oklahoma SB2033 establishes the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act, prohibiting predatory solicitation practices and setting penalties.
Oklahoma SB2033, the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act, introduces new measures to combat predatory solicitation practices within the state. The act allows the Attorney General or a district attorney to pursue legal action against offenders, recovering actual damages and penalties. Penalties for engaging in predatory solicitation are set at $600 per instance. Half of the collected fines and fees will be credited to the State Health Care Enhancement Fund, while the other half will be directed to the State General Revenue Fund. The act provides an effective date for its implementation.
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