Criminal Judiciary Committee advances multiple bills; targeted-violence and human-trafficking measures move forward
Oklahoma's Criminal Judiciary Committee met to consider a wide slate of bills. The committee advanced several measures — including a targeted-violence prevention bill, human-trafficking changes and updates to victim-restoration procedures — and laid several bills over for further work. One proposed change to employer firearm rules failed.
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The Criminal Judiciary Committee on an extended meeting day advanced a range of criminal-justice measures, voting to advance bills on targeted-violence prevention, human-trafficking registration and victim-restoration priorities while laying several other bills over for further drafting.
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