Oklahoma SB869 amends prostitution laws, creating a felony offense and setting penalties.
Oklahoma SB869 amends existing laws to create a felony offense for certain prostitution violations. It sets penalties including fines and imprisonment terms, with escalating fines for subsequent convictions. The bill also mandates community service for certain convictions and requires courts to notify the county superintendent of public health. The changes take effect November 1, 2025.
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