OK SB609

Defines "foreign law," "legal code," or "system" as any law from jurisdictions outside U.S. states or territories, including international organizations and tribunals

Voids and makes unenforceable any court, arbitration, or administrative ruling based on foreign law that would deny parties fundamental constitutional rights including equal protection, due process, free exercise of religion, freedom of speech/press, or rights to privacy or marriage

Prohibits contracts that choose foreign law or foreign jurisdiction for dispute resolution if that foreign law would not grant the same constitutional protections as U.S. and Oklahoma constitutions

Requires courts to deny forum non conveniens claims if the foreign forum would likely violate a party's fundamental constitutional rights

Exempts religious organizations' ecclesiastical decisions and does not apply to corporations or other business entities that voluntarily contract to subject themselves to foreign law or courts