Crimes and punishments; removing certain references related to restricted bullets and body armor. Effective date.

SB 461 repeals specific Oklahoma statutes related to "restricted bullets" and "body armor" from the legal code. It removes references to these provisions from the Oklahoma Sentencing Modernization Act (21 O.S. Supp. 2024, Section 20H) and the RICO Act (22 O.S. Supp. 2024, Section 1402), including the prior inclusion of "second or subsequent conviction for committing a felony while wearing body armor" as a Class B3 offense. The bill directly affects the state’s criminal code by eliminating these specific legal references, though it does not change penalties for related conduct. This is a technical repeal of outdated or redundant statutes, not a policy change to criminal penalties. The bill’s effective date is specified but not detailed in the provided text.