Oklahoma Self-Defense Act modifies eligibility for medical marijuana license holders.
The Oklahoma Self-Defense Act amends eligibility criteria for handgun licenses, including prohibiting denial based on medical marijuana licenses. It outlines specific conditions that disqualify applicants, such as felony convictions, mental health adjudications, and substance abuse treatment. The act also updates language and references, and it becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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