This bill amends Oklahoma law regarding crimes and punishments, specifically focusing on obscenity and child sexual abuse material. It updates statutory references and modifies penalties related to child sex trafficking. The bill establishes that individuals convicted of engaging in child sex trafficking will face a Class B1 felony, with a minimum imprisonment of ten years and escalating fines based on the number of convictions. Additionally, it specifies that violations of certain provisions near schools or churches will result in a Class D1 felony, with corresponding fines and potential community service requirements.

Key changes include the deletion of references to "prostitution" and the insertion of "child sex trafficking" in the context of penalties. The bill also updates the classification of felonies and the associated penalties for various offenses, ensuring that the legal framework reflects current concerns about child exploitation and public safety. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2026.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 21-1031