Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-858
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Parent or guardian whose child commits crime of possession
Official statutory text
of firearm on school property - Administrative penalty.
Any custodial parent or guardian of a child under eighteen (18)
years of age whose child commits the crime of possession of a
firearm on school property may be fined not exceeding Two Hundred
Dollars ($200.00), or ordered to perform community service not
exceeding forty (40) hours or both such fine and community service.
To satisfy any community service requirement, the court may give
preference to work which benefits the school said child attends.
Said penalty shall be an administrative penalty and shall not be
recorded on the custodial parent's or guardian's criminal record.
The fine shall be payable to the court clerk to be deposited in the
court fund. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the filing or
prosecution of any criminal charge.
Any custodial parent or guardian of a child under eighteen (18)
years of age whose child commits the crime of possession of a
firearm on school property may be fined not exceeding Two Hundred
Dollars ($200.00), or ordered to perform community service not
exceeding forty (40) hours or both such fine and community service.
To satisfy any community service requirement, the court may give
preference to work which benefits the school said child attends.
Said penalty shall be an administrative penalty and shall not be
recorded on the custodial parent's or guardian's criminal record.
The fine shall be payable to the court clerk to be deposited in the
court fund. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the filing or
prosecution of any criminal charge.
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