OK HB1913

Prohibits Oklahoma government entities from seeking reverse-location or reverse-keyword court orders that identify unspecified electronic devices or unnamed users in a geographic area, and prohibits courts from issuing such orders.

Bans government entities from seeking, obtaining, or reviewing data obtained through reverse-location or reverse-keyword orders and prevents them from requesting such information voluntarily.

Makes all records and evidence obtained in violation of these prohibitions inadmissible in any criminal, civil, or administrative proceeding.

Requires government entities to notify persons whose information was obtained in violation of this law and allows affected individuals to sue for $1,000 minimum per violation, actual damages, punitive damages, injunctive relief, or other court-ordered relief.

Authorizes courts to consider the number of people affected, whether violations targeted constitutionally protected activities, and pattern of violations when assessing punitive damages; permits recovery of court costs and reasonable attorney fees for prevailing plaintiffs.