HB 1594 (2025)
HB 1594 expands the definition of weapons that are considered deadly in instances of assault involving an intimate partner.
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HB 1594 expands the definition of weapons that are considered deadly in instances of assault involving an intimate partner.
HB 1591 mandates 85% sentence completion for domestic violence convictions involving strangulation and a deadly weapon.
SB 314 broadens maternity leave to parental leave for state employees.
HB 1848 creates tax credits for childcare workers and employers that assist with childcare.
SB 1058 requires mental health screenings during the postpartum period.
SB 456 classifies abortion as murder.
SB 801 holds pharmaceutical companies accountable for harming Oklahomans through civil and criminal action while asserting the state’s authority over medication safety.
SB 1215 adjusts various definitions related to human trafficking.
SB 989 allows lawsuits against anyone who helps provide abortion medication to an Oklahoma resident, even if it occurs out of state.
SB 959 allows healthcare employees to deny care based on their conscious and not receive reprimand.
