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OK SB1647
Bill
AI Summary
SB 1647 Summary
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Amends 21 O.S. 2011, Section 1173 to modify Oklahoma's stalking law by adding a new subsection E establishing rebuttable presumptions that certain conduct caused a victim to feel terrorized or threatened.
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Creates a rebuttable presumption when a defendant continues repeated unconsented contact with a victim after being explicitly asked to discontinue such contact and refrain from further communication.
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Adds a second rebuttable presumption for political campaign conduct: when agents of a candidate engage in repeated unconsented contact with an opposing candidate or their immediate family members outside of public events.
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Maintains existing stalking penalties while providing prosecutors with additional tools to establish the mental state element required for conviction under the statute.
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Effective date: November 1, 2014.
Legislative Description
Stalking; providing for rebuttable presumption that certain candidate conduct constitutes stalking. Effective date.
Elections
Last Action
coauthored by Henke (principal House author)
2/6/2014