Senate Bill No. 780 introduces a new felony offense related to the unauthorized removal of the United States flag from public or private property. The bill defines key terms such as "flag," "standard," "colors," or "ensign" in accordance with existing law. It stipulates that any individual who unlawfully takes down the U.S. flag and replaces it with another entity's flag will be guilty of a felony. The penalties for this offense include a fine of up to $3,000, imprisonment for a maximum of three years, or both.

The bill also includes provisions for codification into the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 376 of Title 21 and establishes an effective date of November 1, 2025. This legislation aims to protect the integrity of the U.S. flag and impose significant consequences for those who violate this law.