OK SB920

Allows district attorneys to prosecute individuals sending obscene material or child pornography transmissions into Oklahoma, with jurisdiction in any district where transmission is sent or received.

Creates three tiered misdemeanor offenses for minors under 18 transmitting obscene/erotic material of minors via electronic media, with escalating penalties based on age of pictured individual and number of recipients.

Establishes penalties ranging from $500-$1,800 in fines, 40-80 hours community service, and mandatory juvenile bureau referral for probation plans based on offense severity.

Prohibits use of consent or self-depiction as a defense when transmission involves minors 13 years or younger, or when consent is lacking or multiple recipients are involved.

Becomes effective November 1, 2011.