Stitt signs bills to remove requirement for bars to check IDs
New Oklahoma bills that Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law aim to crack down on credit card skimmers and will remove the requirement for businesses to check IDs before serving alcohol.
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New Oklahoma bills that Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law aim to crack down on credit card skimmers and will remove the requirement for businesses to check IDs before serving alcohol.
Under the law, liquor stores, bars and restaurants can soon sell you alcohol without checking first if you're obviously over 21 years old.
An 89-year-old constituent told his state representative that a restaurant refused to sell him a beer without ID. A bill named for the man is headed to the Senate floor.
SB 1280 would create a felony punishable by seven years to life in prison for unlicensed manufacture of substances containing the potent synthetic opioid.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Legislators are pressing forward with a measure that would overhaul the state’s outdated sentencing structure for non-violent offenses.