Oklahoma SB571, the Ethan Haim Act, prohibits unconstitutional actions within the state and provides penalties for violations.
Oklahoma SB571, the Ethan Haim Act, aims to protect the constitutional rights of Oklahoma residents by prohibiting any agent or entity from engaging in activities that violate these rights while operating within the state. The act defines "unconstitutional action" as activities infringing on rights guaranteed under the United States or Oklahoma Constitutions, or actions exceeding federal powers. It also defines "whistleblower" as individuals reporting illegal, unconstitutional, or unethical actions.
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