Sex Offenders Registration Act; modifying provisions related to certain employment; creating misdemeanor offense. Effective date.

Summary

The bill amends Oklahoma law to forbid registered sex offenders from working with children or on school grounds and requires employers to conduct annual registry checks and post clear signage. Violations, including failure to run checks, refusal to sign affidavits, or employing a prohibited person, are punishable by up to $1,000 in fines and possible civil damages. It also bars law‑enforcement agencies from hiring anyone convicted of a registrable offense.

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