OK SB1328

Creates the "Oklahoma Right of Conscience Act" allowing individuals, privately-held businesses, churches, and religious organizations to refuse services related to marriage ceremonies or celebrations of specific lifestyles based on sincerely held religious beliefs or conscience

Prohibits civil lawsuits and government penalties, discrimination, or withholding of benefits against those who refuse such services based on religious or conscience objections

Allows defendants to immediately move to dismiss any civil or administrative action by asserting the act's protections, with district courts required to decide within 60 days of transfer without additional discovery

Entitles individuals to recover attorney fees, costs, and damages if a government entity or person brings claims against them in violation of the act

Requires employers of government or non-religious entity employees who invoke these protections to still ensure the requested service is provided if possible without undue hardship; effective date November 1, 2016