OK HB2017

Amends the aiding suicide statute (21 O.S. 813) to remove "advises" and "encourages" from the prohibited conduct, leaving only "abets or assists" as criminal acts

Expands electronic harassment laws to cover communications on social media directed at specific persons, adds explicit protections for constitutionally protected speech, and makes first offense a misdemeanor with second offense elevated to felony

Requires school districts to notify parents within 24 hours of receiving a bullying report, and immediately if a student expresses suicidal thoughts or encourages another student to commit suicide

Grants immunity from civil liability to school employees, volunteers, students, and parents who report bullying incidents in good faith and in compliance with district policy

Requires district boards of education to hold public hearings before adopting or modifying bullying policies, submit policies to the State Department of Education within 30 days, and prohibits retaliation against employees who report policy noncompliance