OK SB1762

Prohibits corporal punishments including amputation, stoning, flogging, blinding, and other forms of mutilation as legal sanctions, making any contracts or tribunal decisions authorizing such acts unenforceable in Oklahoma

Criminalizes female genital mutilation as a felony punishable by 1-5 years imprisonment and fines up to $20,000, with mandatory permanent license revocation for medical professionals involved; parental or minor consent is not a defense

Prohibits physical violence or psychological coercion to punish perceived immorality, apostasy, blasphemy, or violations of religious/cultural dress codes, with enhanced penalties for related felonies

Extends the statute of limitations for civil claims involving sexual assault or "transgender-related medical mutilation" of minors until the victim's 45th birthday

Bars recognition of marriages involving anyone under 18, marriages entered under coercion, and polygamous marriages; prohibits courts from applying rules that discriminate based on gender or religion in family law matters