Crimes and punishments; updating language; effective date.

Summary

The bill rewrites Oklahoma’s definitions of coercion, commercial sex, debt bondage and human trafficking, and makes trafficking a Class A2 felony with tougher prison terms and larger fines—especially when a minor is involved. It also limits parole eligibility, requires restitution, and provides narrow defenses for defendants who were themselves victims. The changes become law on Nov 1 2026.

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