Oklahoma SB381 modifies firearm carry rights for convicted felons, specifying exceptions and conditions.
Oklahoma SB381 amends provisions related to the carry of firearms by convicted felons. It specifies that certain nonviolent felons can have their rights to possess and carry firearms restored after completing their sentence and having no additional convictions for five years. Exceptions include those convicted of child endangerment, domestic abuse, incest, indecent exposure, sexual assault, or stalking. The bill also prohibits certain individuals from possessing firearms in specific situations and updates statutory language and references.
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