Oklahoma SB862 outlines government authority during emergencies, prohibiting certain actions and creating a felony offense.
Oklahoma SB862 establishes the role of government personnel and agencies during emergencies, emphasizing their duty to aid residents while prohibiting actions that subvert constitutional rights. The bill lists specific prohibited actions, including restricting free speech and imposing new laws on businesses and residents. Violators face felony charges, fines, removal from office, and a ban on future public office. The act codifies these provisions and takes effect November 1, 2025.
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