SB 526 Oklahoma Senate · 2026 Regular Session

Firearms; directing courts and law enforcement agencies to protect certain rights. Emergency.

SB 526 (Oklahoma Senate Bill 526) prohibits Oklahoma courts and law enforcement from enforcing any order requiring firearm confiscation from law-abiding citizens, declaring such actions an infringement on Second Amendment rights. It mandates that law enforcement officers may refuse to follow orders violating the Second Amendment or their oath, and prohibits retaliation or budget cuts against officers or police departments that refuse such orders or designate their area as a "Second Amendment sanctuary." The bill defines "law-abiding citizen" as someone legally permitted to possess firearms and lawfully present in the U.S. It takes immediate effect as an emergency measure.
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Introduced Feb 3, 2025 Last action Feb 4, 2025
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