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Oklahoma Legislative Update In the video below, Robert Robles, independent program attorney for U.S. LawShield in Oklahoma, gives his legislative update and reviews new gun laws that take effect November 1 .     Transcript: Hello. This is Robert Robles, attorney for U.S. LawShield in Oklahoma. I’m going to review the highlights of the 2017... [Read More]

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[Updated on Tuesday, May 9: SB 40 passed the state Senate on May 8 by a vote of 35-8  and is now awaiting action from the governor. You can call the governor’s office at (405) 521-2342 to let her know where you stand.] The so-called “Point, Don’t Shoot” bill has landed on Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin’s desk. Senate Bill 40... [Read More]

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  Members, several firearms-related bills are currently moving through the Oklahoma Legislature, which convened for its 2017 Legislative Session February 6. Here’s an update on several bills that you may want to follow, says Robert Robles, U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma Independent Program Attorney. In the House Judiciary Committee: — HB 2322 by Representative Jeff Coody... [Read More]

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The Oklahoma Legislature will be busy addressing the dozens of proposed gun laws filed for consideration when the lawmakers convene for the 2017 session beginning February 6th. Oklahoma State Senator Nathan Dahm (R-Tulsa) is a firm believer in the right of law-abiding citizens to be able to carry guns for self-defense and he intends to... [Read More]

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