Oklahoma Self-Defense Act; decreasing certain fine. Effective date.

SB 1693 lowers the fine for violating firearm prohibition signs from $250 to $25 under Oklahoma's Self-Defense Act. It applies to individuals who carry firearms on private property where signs prohibit them and refuse to leave after being asked by a property owner or manager. The bill affects all locations covered by existing law, including businesses, event spaces, and public venues with posted restrictions. The amendment to Section 1290.22 of state law reduces penalties for minor violations while maintaining property owners' rights to restrict firearms.