Human trafficking; modifying elements of crime to include certain victims; emergency.
Second Reading referred to Judiciary Committee then to Appropriations Committee
Summary
The bill changes Oklahoma sentencing rules so that anyone convicted of a list of serious offenses—including murder, rape, robbery, arson, child abuse, and human trafficking—must serve at least 85% of their imposed sentence before being eligible for parole, and they cannot use earned credits to reduce that time. It also updates the legal definitions of coercion, commercial sex, debt bondage, and human trafficking for labor and commercial sex, clarifying what conduct is illegal. The changes aim to strengthen penalties for severe crimes and better protect victims of trafficking.
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