Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-5-202.1

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Revocation of hunting or fishing license

Official statutory text

A. Any hunting or fishing license issued to a person by the

Department of Wildlife Conservation shall be automatically revoked

on final conviction of the person of an offense under subsection J

of Section 5-202 of this title. The revocation shall be for a

period set by the court of not less than one (1) year or more than

ten (10) years. If the court does not set a period, the revocation

shall be for one (1) year from the date the conviction becomes

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final. During this period of revocation, the Department shall not

issue that person a hunting or fishing license. If the court does

not set a period, the Department shall not issue that person a

license before the first anniversary of the date the conviction

becomes final.

B. A person who has a license or permit revoked under this

section shall surrender the revoked license or permit to the court,

or the court may order the defendant to surrender the license or

permit directly to an officer from the Department of Wildlife

Conservation present at the hearing. If the license or permit is

surrendered to the court, the court shall send the Department of

Wildlife Conservation the revoked license. The court shall also

send the Department a copy of the judgment of conviction. In lieu

of sending a paper copy of the documents and information required by

this subsection, the court clerk may transmit the conviction

information by using an electronic method authorized by the

Department of Wildlife Conservation.

C. For purposes of this section, “final conviction” shall

include a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to or the imposition of

deferred adjudication for an offense.

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