Alcoholic beverage licenses; adding intent element to certain prohibited act. Effective date.

SB 520 amends Oklahoma's alcoholic beverage licensing law to require that certain prohibited acts by licensees (like bars or restaurants) must be intentional to be punishable. Specifically, it changes Section 6-102 to add "intent" as a required element for violations related to selling alcohol outside permitted conditions, such as serving underage patrons or offering unauthorized drink specials. This affects licensed establishments and their employees by raising the standard for enforcement actions. The bill does not change the specific prohibited acts themselves but clarifies that enforcement requires proof of intentional violation, not merely accidental or unknowing conduct.