Oklahoma
Oklahoma Statutes — Title 21, Crimes and Punishments
1,397 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
- § 21-1582 — False evidences of debt
- § 21-1583 — Counterfeiting coin
- § 21-1584 — Counterfeiting coin for exportation
- § 21-1585 — Forging process of court or title to property, etc
- § 21-1586 — Making false entries in public book
- § 21-1587 — Forging tickets or passage
- § 21-1588 — Postage stamps, forging
- § 21-1589 — False entries in corporation books
- § 21-1590 — Officer or employee of corporation making false entries
- § 21-1591 — Possession of counterfeit coin
- § 21-1592 — Uttering forged instruments or coin
- § 21-1593 — Falsely obtaining signature
- § 21-160 — Public foreign ministers exempted
- § 21-1621 — See the following versions: ......................................................................................................
- § 21-1621v1 — First-, second- and third-degree forgery - Penalties
- § 21-1621v2 — Forgery a felony
- § 21-1622 — Fraudulently uttering one's signature as that of another of same name
- § 21-1623 — Fraudulently uttering one's indorsement as another's
- § 21-1624 — Erasure and obliterations
- § 21-1625 — Writing and written defined
- § 21-1626 — Signing fictitious names as officers of corporations
- § 21-1627 — False or bogus order directing payment of money
- § 21-1627.1 — False or bogus orders as payment for labor - Penalties
- § 21-1628 — Fraudulently altering, forging, reproducing abstracter's certificate or signature
- § 21-1631 — Fraud in subscription for stock
- § 21-1632 — Fraud in procuring organization of stock company
- § 21-1633 — Unauthorized use of names
- § 21-1634 — Omitting to enter receipt
- § 21-1635 — Destroying or falsifying books
- § 21-1636 — False reports of corporation - Refusal to make report
- § 21-1637 — Inspection of corporate books, refusing to permit
- § 21-1638 — Insolvencies deemed fraudulent
- § 21-1639 — Fraudulent insolvency - Penalties
- § 21-1640 — Violation of duty by officer of corporation
- § 21-1641 — Director presumed to have knowledge
- § 21-1642 — Director presumed to have assented, when
- § 21-1643 — Presumption of assent when director was absent from meeting
- § 21-1644 — Foreign corporation no defense
- § 21-1645 — Director defined
- § 21-1662 — False claim or proof of loss in insurance
- § 21-1663 — Workers' compensation fraud - Punishment
- § 21-1671 — Fraudulent conveyance
- § 21-1672 — Fraudulent removal of property
- § 21-1673 — Assignment to creditor with preference
- § 21-1674 — Frauds by insolvent debtor
- § 21-1680 — Short title
- § 21-1680.1 — Definitions
- § 21-1680.2 — Prohibited acts with regard to certain animal facilities - Penalties - Exempted acts
- § 21-1680.3 — Veterinarian required to report suspected animal abuse – Immunity from civil liability
- § 21-1680.4 — Protective custody of abused or neglected animals – Bond hearing
- § 21-1681 — Poisoning animals
- § 21-1682 — Instigating fights between animals
- § 21-1683 — Keeping places for fighting animals
- § 21-1684 — Wounding or trapping birds in cemetery
- § 21-1685 — Cruelty to animals
- § 21-1685.1 — Greyhounds - Using live animal as lure in training - Penalties
- § 21-1686 — Abandoned animals – Euthanasia – Custody of animal following arrest
- § 21-1688 — Animals in transit
- § 21-1689 — Poisonous drugs, unjustifiable administration of
- § 21-1691 — Abandoning of domestic animals along streets or highways or in any public place prohibited
- § 21-1692 — Penalty
- § 21-1692.1 — Definitions
- § 21-1692.2 — Instigating or encouraging cockfight
- § 21-1692.3 — Keeping place, equipment or facilities for cockfighting
- § 21-1692.4 — Servicing or facilitating cockfight
- § 21-1692.5 — Owning, possessing, keeping or training bird for fighting
- § 21-1692.6 — Spectators
- § 21-1692.7 — Seizure, destruction, or forfeiture of cockfighting equipment or facilities
- § 21-1692.8 — Punishment
- § 21-1692.9 — Exemption
- § 21-1693 — Definitions
- § 21-1694 — Instigating or encouraging dogfight - Felony - Penalty
- § 21-1695 — Keeping place, equipment or facilities for dogfighting - Felony - Penalty
- § 21-1696 — Servicing or facilitating dogfight - Felony - Penalty
- § 21-1697 — Owning, possessing, keeping or training dog for fighting - Felony - Penalty
- § 21-1698 — Spectators
- § 21-1699 — Seizure, destruction or forfeiture of dogfighting equipment and facilities
- § 21-1699.1 — Punishment
- § 21-1699.2 — Exemptions
- § 21-1700 — Bear wrestling - Horse tripping
- § 21-1701 — Larceny defined
- § 21-1702 — Larceny of lost property
- § 21-1703 — Degrees of larceny
- § 21-1704 — See the following versions: ......................................................................................................
- § 21-1704v1 — Grand and petit larceny defined
- § 21-1704v2 — Grand and petit larceny defined
- § 21-1705 — See the following versions: ......................................................................................................
- § 21-1705v1 — Grand larceny a felony
- § 21-1705v2 — Grand larceny a felony
- § 21-1706 — Punishment for petit larceny
- § 21-1707 — Grand larceny in house or vessel a felony
- § 21-1708 — Grand larceny in night time from person a felony
- § 21-1709 — Larceny of written instrument - Value
- § 21-171 — Classification of parties
- § 21-1710 — Larceny of passage ticket - Value
- § 21-1711 — Securities not yet issued or delivered, larceny of
- § 21-1712 — Severed fixture, larceny of
- § 21-1713 — See the following versions: ......................................................................................................
- § 21-1713.1 — Purchase or receipt of stolen, etc., construction or farm equipment
- § 21-1713v1 — Receiving stolen property - Presumption
- § 21-1713v2 — Receiving stolen property - Presumption
- § 21-1714 — Fraudulent consumption of gas
- § 21-1715 — Bringing stolen property into the State
- § 21-1716 — Theft of domestic animals or implements of husbandry
- § 21-1717 — Dog as personal property.........................................................................................................
- § 21-1718 — Larceny of dogs
- § 21-1719 — Larceny of domestic fowls - Receiving stolen fowls
- § 21-1719.1 — Larceny of certain fish and game
- § 21-1719.2 — Taking, stealing or carrying away exotic livestock - Penalties - Definition
- § 21-172 — Principals defined
- § 21-1720 — Aircraft, automobile or other automotive driven vehicle, construction equipment or farm equipment
- § 21-1721 — Tapping pipeline
- § 21-1722 — Taking oil, gas, gasoline or any product thereof - When misdemeanor or felony
- § 21-1723 — Larceny from the house
- § 21-1724 — Larceny from the house a felony
- § 21-1726 — Mercury - Possession of more than one pound without written evidence of title - Penalty - Defenses
- § 21-1727 — Copper - Stealing or removing - Penalties
- § 21-1728 — Possessing, receiving or transporting stolen copper - Penalty
- § 21-173 — Accessories defined
- § 21-1730 — Act as cumulative - Definitions
- § 21-1731 — See the following versions: ......................................................................................................
- § 21-1731.1 — Shoplifting - Civil liabilities - Public service in lieu of damages - Limitations - Jurisdiction
- § 21-1731.2 — Organized retail crime — Penalties
- § 21-1731v1 — Larceny of merchandise from retailer or wholesaler - Punishment - Recidivists
- § 21-1731v2 — Larceny of merchandise from retailer or wholesaler - Punishment - Recidivists
- § 21-1732 — Larceny of trade secrets – Applicability of section
- § 21-1737 — Larceny of cable, information, or telecommunications services
- § 21-1738 — Seizure and forfeiture proceedings - Vehicles, airplanes, vessels, etc
- § 21-1739 — Library theft
- § 21-174 — No accessories to misdemeanor
- § 21-1740 — Pump Pirates Act
- § 21-1740.1 — Dimensional stone product – Stealing or removing
- § 21-1740.2 — Holding, concealing, destroying or taking mail from another person
- § 21-1741 — Title of act - Definitions - Violations - Penalties - Liability - Exclusions - Other laws
- § 21-1742.1 — Definitions
- § 21-1742.2 — Unauthorized or fraudulent procurement, sale or receipt of telephone records
- § 21-1742.3 — Limitation on applicability of act
- § 21-1742.4 — Reasonable procedures to protect telephone records required
- § 21-1743 — Unlawful use of drones
- § 21-175 — Punishment of accessories
- § 21-1751 — Railroads, injuries to
- § 21-1752 — Death from displacing of railroad equipment
- § 21-1752.1 — Trespass upon or interference with railroad property
- § 21-1753 — Highways, injuries to
- § 21-1753.3 — Throwing, dropping, depositing or otherwise placing litter upon highways, roads or public property - Penalties
- § 21-1753.4 — Erection of signs and markers along state and federal highways
- § 21-1753.5 — Erection of signs and markers along county roads
- § 21-1753.8 — Defacing, stealing or possessing road signs or markers - Violation resulting in personal injury or death - Penalties
- § 21-1753.9 — Return of road signs or markers without penalty - Time period
- § 21-1754 — Obstructing highways - Punishment - Damages
- § 21-1755 — Toll house or gate, injuries to
- § 21-1758 — Irrigation ditches, canals, water lines or conduits - Interference with
- § 21-1759 — Penalty
- § 21-1760 — Malicious injury or destruction of property generally - Punishment - Damages
- § 21-1761 — Following sections not restrictive of Section 1760
- § 21-1761.1 — Dumping of trash on public or private property prohibited - Penalties
- § 21-1762 — Mining claims - Unlawful to tear down legal notice or deface any record
- § 21-1765 — House of worship or contents, injuring
- § 21-1767.1 — Use or threat to use explosive, incendiary device, or simulated bomb to damage or injure persons or property
- § 21-1767.2 — Violations of preceding section
- § 21-1767.3 — Definitions
- § 21-1767.4 — Tracing of telephone calls - Immunity
- § 21-1767.5 — Possession, manufacture, storage, or use of explosive without permit
- § 21-1768 — Malicious injury to freehold - Carrying away earth, soil or stone
- § 21-1770 — Standing crops, injuring
- § 21-1771 — Injuring fruit, melons or flowers in the day time
- § 21-1772 — Injuring fruit, melons or flowers in the night time
- § 21-1773 — Injuring fruit or ornamental trees
- § 21-1774 — Removing or altering landmarks
- § 21-1775 — Piers or dams, interfering with
- § 21-1776 — Destroying dam
- § 21-1777 — Piles, removing or injuring
- § 21-1778 — Train signal light, removing or masking - False light or signal
- § 21-1779 — Injuring written instruments the false making of which would be forgery
- § 21-1781 — Letters, opening and reading - Publishing letters
- § 21-1782 — Messages - Disclosing contents of
- § 21-1783 — Secreting telegraphic dispatches
- § 21-1784 — Works of art or ornamental improvements, injuring
- § 21-1785 — Works of literature or art in public place, injuring
- § 21-1786 — Injuries to pipes and wires
- § 21-1787 — Automobile or motor vehicle, loitering in, injuring or molesting
- § 21-1788 — Penalty
- § 21-1789 — Caves or caverns, injuring
- § 21-1791 — Damage to fence - Punishment - Exceptions
- § 21-1792 — Critical infrastructure facility - Trespass - Damage - Penalties
- § 21-1795 — Impermissible occupation
- § 21-181 — Betting upon an election a misdemeanor
- § 21-182 — Offers of office by candidate a misdemeanor
- § 21-183 — Communicating an offer of office
- § 21-1831 — Taking or injuring saw logs
- § 21-1832 — Receiving or injuring stolen logs
- § 21-1834 — Chattels encumbered by mortgage, conditional sales contract or security agreement - Removal or destruction
- § 21-1834.1 — Sale of secured personal property - Debtor as trustee of funds received
- § 21-1835 — Trespass on posted property after being forbidden or without permission - Penalties - Exceptions
- § 21-1835.1 — Entry or presence upon premises of place of business of persons convicted of certain crimes
- § 21-1835.10 — Revocation of license
- § 21-1835.2 — Trespass upon private land primarily devoted to farming, ranching or forestry - Exceptions - Affirmative defense
- § 21-1835.3 — Short title
- § 21-1835.4 — Definitions
- § 21-1835.5 — Trespass - Prima facie evidence