Okla. Stat. tit. 51, § 51-256
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Remedies – Costs - Attorney Fees
Official statutory text
A. Any person whose exercise of religion has been substantially
burdened by a governmental entity in violation of this section may
assert that violation as a claim or defense in any judicial or
administrative proceeding and may obtain declaratory relief or
monetary damages.
B. Any person who prevails in any proceeding to enforce this
act against a governmental entity may recover reasonable costs and
attorney fees.
burdened by a governmental entity in violation of this section may
assert that violation as a claim or defense in any judicial or
administrative proceeding and may obtain declaratory relief or
monetary damages.
B. Any person who prevails in any proceeding to enforce this
act against a governmental entity may recover reasonable costs and
attorney fees.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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