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Rep. Kevin West said such “right of conscience” laws haven’t had negative effects and offer peace of mind for health care providers who might suffer consequences for their beliefs.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Starting today, Oklahoma courts may adjust the punishment of an offender who was trafficked, sexually abused or assaulted by the victim.
Starting November 1, Oklahoma courts may adjust the punishment of an offender who was trafficked, sexually abused or assaulted by the victim.Rep. Marilyn Stark,
OKLAHOMA CITY — Lauren Ellis, United Way of Southwest Oklahoma President and CEO, testified Monday on the impact of sales tax exemptions for nonprofits.
Legislation allowing Oklahoma courts to adjust the punishment of an offender who was trafficked, sexually abused or assaulted by the victim was ceremonially signed on Friday.