Oklahoma SB513 amends the Oklahoma Riot Control and Prevention Act to restrict certain activities during a state of emergency.
Oklahoma SB513 modifies the Oklahoma Riot Control and Prevention Act by allowing the Governor to prohibit specific activities during a state of emergency, such as being in public places during curfew hours, transporting or using certain flammable materials, and selling alcoholic beverages or other goods. The bill also restricts actions by certain entities and activities in places of worship. It provides a legal recourse for individuals who are aggrieved by violations of these restrictions.
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