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Assault (aggravated) Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Assault / battery / assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (§ 645)
- Imprisonment
- 0–10 years (State Penitentiary) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B4 felony. Includes shooting at another with any firearm, air gun, conductive energy weapon, or other means, with intent to injure but without intent to kill or to commit any felony.
Aggravated assault and battery (§§ 646–647)
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years (State Penitentiary) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$500
Class B5 felony. Great bodily injury, or a person of robust health or strength on one who is aged, decrepit, or incapacitated. 'Great bodily injury' = bone fracture, protracted and obvious disfigurement, protracted loss or impairment of the function of a body part, organ, or mental faculty, or substantial risk of death.
Battery / assault and battery upon a police or peace officer (§ 649(B))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years (DOC) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$500
Class B5 felony. Assault alone (no battery) on an officer is a misdemeanour: up to 6 months county jail or fine up to $500 (§ 649(A)).
Aggravated assault and battery upon a peace officer (§ 650v2(A))
- Imprisonment
- 0–life
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Class A3 felony; imprisonment 'not more than life'.
Aggravated assault and battery upon a peace officer resulting in maiming (§ 650v2(B))
- Imprisonment
- 5 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class A2 felony.
Shooting with intent to kill (§ 652(A))
- Imprisonment
- 0–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A3 felony; imprisonment 'not exceeding life'.
Use of a vehicle to facilitate discharge of a firearm / crossbow / weapon in conscious disregard of safety (§ 652(B))
- Imprisonment
- 2 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A3 felony.
Assault and battery with a deadly weapon, or by means likely to produce death, or attempt to kill (§ 652(C))
- Imprisonment
- 0–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A3 felony; imprisonment 'not exceeding life'.
Assault with intent to kill, other (§ 653)
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years (State Penitentiary) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$500
Class B5 felony; applies where the punishment is not prescribed by § 652.
§ 652 offences and aggravated assault and battery on an officer resulting in maiming are 85%-serve offences under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1.
Assault (simple) Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Assault (§ 644(A))
- Imprisonment
- 0–90 days
- Fine
- Fine $0–$500
County jail or fine or both.
Assault and battery (§ 644(B))
- Imprisonment
- 0–6 months
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
County jail or fine or both.
§ 644 as amended by HB 2104 (Laws 2025, c. 486, § 3), eff. Jan. 1, 2026. Simple assault and battery carry no felony classification; the domestic-abuse variants of § 644 are in the domestic-violence entry.
Domestic violence Verified against official source
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Domestic abuse — 1st offence (§ 644(C))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
County jail or fine or both; assault and battery against a current or former intimate partner or a family or household member as defined by 22 O.S. § 60.1.
Domestic abuse — 2nd or subsequent offence (§ 644(C))
- Imprisonment
- 0–4 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class B5 felony; DOC custody or fine or both; § 51.1 applies.
Domestic assault / assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (§ 644(D)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–10 years (DOC) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B3 felony; sharp or dangerous weapon, intent to do bodily harm.
Shooting an intimate partner / family / household member with a deadly weapon (§ 644(D)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A3 felony; deadly weapon likely to produce death.
Domestic abuse against a pregnant woman, with knowledge of the pregnancy (§ 644(E)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B5 felony; DOC custody.
Domestic abuse against a pregnant woman — 2nd or subsequent offence (§ 644(E)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 10 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A3 felony; 'not less than ten (10) years' with no maximum stated — up to life per § 21-62.1.
Domestic abuse against a pregnant woman with miscarriage or injury to the unborn child (§ 644(E)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 20 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A1 felony; 'not less than twenty (20) years' with no maximum stated — up to life per § 21-62.1.
Domestic abuse resulting in great bodily injury (§ 644(F))
- Imprisonment
- 0–10 years (DOC) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B3 felony.
Domestic abuse committed in the presence of a child — 1st offence (§ 644(G))
- Imprisonment
- 6 months–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
County jail or fine or both. Court must order a batterers' intervention assessment / programme (52-week minimum).
Domestic abuse committed in the presence of a child — 2nd or subsequent offence (§ 644(G))
- Imprisonment
- 1–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$7,000
Class B5 felony; DOC or fine or both.
Domestic abuse by strangulation / attempted strangulation (§ 644(J))
- Imprisonment
- 1–10 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$20,000
Class B5 felony; DOC or fine or both; § 51.1 applies to 2nd or subsequent convictions. 'Strangulation' = any form of asphyxia, incl. closure of the blood vessels or air passages of the neck by external pressure on the neck, or closure of the nostrils or mouth by external pressure on the head.
Domestic abuse with a prior pattern of physical abuse (§ 644.1)
- Imprisonment
- 0–10 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class B3 felony; DOC or fine or both. 'Prior pattern' = 2 or more separate incidents on different days (incl. the current incident), each an assault and battery or domestic abuse against a listed person, proved by sworn testimony of a third-party witness or other admissible direct evidence independent of the victim's testimony.
§ 644 as amended by HB 2104 (Laws 2025, c. 486, § 3), eff. Jan. 1, 2026. Protective-order violations are under the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act (22 O.S. §§ 60–60.6) and are not covered by this entry. Convictions under § 644(C), (F), (G), (I), or (J) count as priors for 10 years after completion of any court-imposed probationary term (§ 644(N)).
Homicide — manslaughter Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Manslaughter 1st degree (§ 711)
- Imprisonment
- 4 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A2 felony; § 715 — 'imprisonment in the Department of Corrections for not less than four (4) years', no maximum stated — up to life per § 21-62.1.
Manslaughter 2nd degree (§ 716)
- Imprisonment
- 2–4 years (State Penitentiary) or 0–1 year (county jail)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Class B5 felony; § 722 — 2–4 years State Penitentiary, or up to 1 year county jail, or fine up to $1,000, or both fine and imprisonment.
Manslaughter 1st is an 85%-serve offence under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1.
Homicide — murder Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Murder 1st degree (§ 701.7)
- Imprisonment
- Death, life without parole, or life
- Fine
- No fine
Class Y felony; § 701.9(A). Covers malice-aforethought killing, felony murder (death during listed felonies incl. forcible rape, robbery with a dangerous weapon, kidnapping, 1st-degree burglary, 1st-degree arson, drug distribution/trafficking/manufacture), child-torture killing, solicitation killing in drug cases, and intentional killing of a law-enforcement / correctional officer or corrections employee on duty. For § 701.7(E) (officer killing): death or life without parole only, absent an overwhelming amount of mitigating evidence.
Murder 2nd degree (§ 701.8)
- Imprisonment
- 10 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A1 felony; § 701.9(B). Killing by an act imminently dangerous to another and evincing a depraved mind, regardless of human life, without premeditated design.
Murder 1st and 2nd are 85%-serve offences under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1. 'Human being' includes an unborn child (§ 691).
Sexual offences
Sexual assault / rape Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Rape 1st degree (§ 1114(A), § 1115v2)
- Imprisonment
- Death, or 5 years–life, or life without parole
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A2 felony. 2nd or subsequent violation: no probation. 3rd or subsequent violation (or combinations with §§ 888, 1123, 843.5): life or life without parole. Post-imprisonment supervision applies to sentences of 2 years or more.
Rape 2nd degree (§ 1114(B), § 1116)
- Imprisonment
- 1–15 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B2 felony; State Penitentiary.
Forcible sodomy (§ 888)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B1 felony; imprisonment not more than 20 years. Penalty text read from the official Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN) publication of § 888. A 3rd or subsequent offence against a victim under 16 is punished by life or life without parole.
Rape 1st covers: offender over 18 / victim under 14; victim incapable of consent through mental illness or unsoundness of mind; victim intoxicated by a narcotic or anesthetic agent administered by or with the privity of the accused; victim unconscious of the nature of the act; force, violence, or threats of force or violence; and all rape by instrumentation. All other rape is 2nd degree. 1st-degree rape and forcible sodomy are 85%-serve offences under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1.
Property
Burglary Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Burglary 1st degree (§ 1431)
- Imprisonment
- 7–20 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B1 felony; breaking into and entering a dwelling house of another with a human present, with intent to commit some crime, by forcible bursting or breaking, or armed, with confederates, or by false keys / lock-picking. Punishment per § 1436(1).
Burglary 2nd degree (§ 1435(A))
- Imprisonment
- 0–8 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class C1 felony; imprisonment per § 20L (base up to 8 years, at least 25% served). Dwelling with no human present; any commercial building / part of a building / room / booth / tent / railroad car / other structure where property is kept; coin-operated or vending machine.
Burglary 3rd degree (§ 1435(B))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per § 20N (base up to 5 years, at least 20% served); fine per § 1436(3). Automobile, truck, trailer, or vessel of another where property is kept, incl. property attached thereto (tyres, wheels, catalytic converters).
Burglary with explosives (§ 1441)
- Imprisonment
- 20–50 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A1 felony; opening or attempting to open a vault, safe, or receptacle with explosives, or entering with intent to do so.
CONFLICT NOTE: § 1435 (as amended by HB 2104, Laws 2025, c. 486) sends 2nd-degree burglary to § 20L (Class C1, base up to 8 years), while the unamended § 1436(2) still reads 'not exceeding seven (7) years'. This entry follows the newer § 1435 classification; § 1436(2) has not been reconciled by the Legislature. For 3rd degree, § 1436(3) (up to 5 years or fine up to $5,000) is consistent with the § 20N class range and supplies the fine. 1st-degree burglary is an 85%-serve offence under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1.
Robbery Verified against official source
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Robbery 2nd degree (§ 799)
- Imprisonment
- 0–10 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B4 felony; robbery accomplished in any manner other than 1st degree.
Robbery 1st degree (§ 798)
- Imprisonment
- 10 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A2 felony; 'not less than ten (10) years' with no maximum stated — up to life per § 21-62.1. Serious bodily injury, threat of immediate serious bodily injury, intentionally putting a person in fear of immediate serious bodily injury, or committing/threatening a felony upon the person.
Conjoint robbery (§ 800)
- Imprisonment
- 5–50 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A2 felony; two or more persons conjointly committing robbery (or present and aiding).
Robbery / attempted robbery with dangerous weapon or imitation firearm (§ 801)
- Imprisonment
- 5 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class A2 felony; life or not less than 5 years, at the discretion of the court or jury.
Robbery with dangerous weapon — 3rd separate and distinct felony (§ 801)
- Imprisonment
- 10 years–life
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Life or not less than 10 years; mandatory minimum 10 calendar years, no suspension, probation, parole, or good-conduct deduction until 10 calendar years served.
1st-degree robbery, conjoint robbery, and robbery with a dangerous weapon are 85%-serve offences under 21 O.S. § 21-13.1. A 'not less than' sentence with no stated maximum reaches natural life under § 21-62.1.
Theft Verified against official source
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Petit larceny (§ 1706)
- Imprisonment
- 0–6 months
- Fine
- Fine $10–$500
County jail or fine or both.
Grand larceny — value less than $1,000, taken from the person (§ 1705(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
County jail, or nights/weekends per 22 O.S. § 991a-2 at the court's option, or fine, or both.
Grand larceny — firearm, taken from the person, or value $1,000 to less than $2,500 (§ 1705(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$2,500
Class D3 felony; imprisonment per § 20P (base up to 2 years, at least 10% served).
Grand larceny — value $2,500 to less than $15,000 (§ 1705(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per § 20N (base up to 5 years, at least 20% served).
Grand larceny — value $15,000 or more (§ 1705(4))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M (base up to 7 years, at least 20% served).
Grand larceny in a dwelling house or vessel (§ 1707)
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M.
Stealing in the night time from the person of another (§ 1708)
- Imprisonment
- 0–8 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class C1 felony; imprisonment per § 20L (base up to 8 years, at least 25% served).
Grand larceny = property worth $1,000 or more, or property taken from the person of another (§ 1704). Note an overlap in § 1705 as amended by HB 2104: larceny from the person of property worth less than $1,000 falls within both ¶1 (county jail) and ¶2 (Class D3 felony) as written; this entry reports both. Restitution per 22 O.S. § 991f. Class mapping: D3 base up to 2 years (at least 10% served); D1 base up to 5 years (at least 20%); C2 base up to 7 years (at least 20%); C1 base up to 8 years (at least 25%).
Vandalism / criminal damage Verified against official source
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Malicious injury / defacement / destruction — loss less than $1,000 (§ 1760(A)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$500
Misdemeanour. § 1760 states no penalty for this tier; the general misdemeanour penalty (21 O.S. § 21-10: county jail up to 1 year or fine up to $500, or both) applies.
Malicious injury / defacement / destruction — loss $1,000 or more (§ 1760(A)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class D3 felony; imprisonment per § 20P (base up to 2 years, at least 10% served).
Malicious injury / defacement / destruction — 2+ prior § 1760 convictions, any loss (§ 1760(A)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class D3 felony; imprisonment per § 20P, notwithstanding the value of the loss.
Treble civil damages apply in addition to the criminal penalty (§ 1760(B)). Class mapping: D3 base up to 2 years (at least 10% served). Special-property offences (house of worship § 1765, explosives § 1767.1) carry their own penalties and are not covered by this entry.
Fraud & financial
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Obtaining property by trick / deception — value less than $1,000 (§ 1541.1)
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Misdemeanour; county jail or fine or both. Covers trick, deception, false or fraudulent representation or statement or pretense, the confidence game, and false or bogus checks.
Obtaining property by trick / deception — value $1,000 to less than $2,500 (§ 1541.2v2(A)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D3 felony; imprisonment per § 20P (base up to 2 years, at least 10% served).
Obtaining property by trick / deception — value $2,500 to less than $15,000 (§ 1541.2v2(A)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per § 20N (base up to 5 years, at least 20% served).
Obtaining property by trick / deception — value $15,000 or more (§ 1541.2v2(A)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M (base up to 7 years, at least 20% served).
Bogus-check scheme — 2+ checks totalling $500 to less than $2,000 (§ 1541.3v2(B))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Misdemeanour; county jail, or nights/weekends per 22 O.S. § 991a-2 at the court's discretion.
Bogus-check scheme — 2+ checks totalling $2,000 to less than $2,500 (§ 1541.3v2(A)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D3 felony; imprisonment per § 20P.
Bogus-check scheme — 2+ checks totalling $2,500 to less than $15,000 (§ 1541.3v2(A)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per § 20N.
Bogus-check scheme — 2+ checks totalling $15,000 or more (§ 1541.3v2(A)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M.
Restitution to the victim is mandatory (22 O.S. § 991f). Class mapping: D3 base up to 2 years (at least 10% served); D1 base up to 5 years (at least 20%); C2 base up to 7 years (at least 20%).
Drugs
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Possession — 1st offence (§ 2-402(B)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Misdemeanour; confinement up to 1 year and fine up to $1,000.
Possession — 2nd offence within 10 years (§ 2-402(B)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year (diversion programme up to 1 year in lieu of other punishment)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000 (per § 2-402(B)(1) scale if diversion fails)
Misdemeanour. With the defendant's consent the court may order a substance-abuse assessment and a diversion programme for up to 1 year in lieu of other punishment; if the defendant refuses or fails to complete it, the court may impose punishment as in ¶1. Does not apply to marijuana possession.
Possession — 3rd offence within 10 years (§ 2-402(B)(3))
- Imprisonment
- Minimum 30 days (no maximum stated)
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Misdemeanour; county jail for a minimum of 30 days, or fine, or both. Diversion programme up to 3 years possible with the defendant's consent. Does not apply to marijuana possession.
Possession — 4th offence within 10 years (§ 2-402(B)(4))
- Imprisonment
- 1–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Felony; DOC custody. Diversion up to 3 years possible; on successful completion the felony charge is changed to a misdemeanour. Does not apply to marijuana possession.
Possession of marijuana — any offence (§ 2-402(B)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Marijuana possession is excluded from the ¶¶2–4 escalation, so every marijuana possession offence is punished under ¶1.
Possession means knowing or intentional possession without a valid prescription or other authorisation (§ 2-402(A)). The escalation counts violations within 10 years. The $100 trauma-care fee (§ 2-402(C)) applies to every conviction under this section in addition to any fine.
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Distribution / possession with intent — Schedule I or II, except marijuana (§ 2-401(B)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$100,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per 21 O.S. § 20M (base up to 7 years, at least 20% served). 2nd and 3rd+ convictions remain Class C2 under § 20M.
Distribution / possession with intent — Schedule III, IV, V, or marijuana (§ 2-401(B)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$20,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per 21 O.S. § 20N (base up to 5 years, at least 20% served). A 3rd+ conviction is punished under § 20M.
Imitation controlled substance — 1st offence (§ 2-401(B)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Misdemeanour; county jail up to 1 year and fine up to $1,000.
Imitation controlled substance — 2nd offence (§ 2-401(B)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 0–2 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D2 felony; imprisonment per 21 O.S. § 20O (base up to 2 years, at least 20% served).
Manufacture or distribution — general (§ 2-401(C)(2), (C)(4))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$25,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M.
Manufacture / attempted manufacture (§ 2-401(G)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 7 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $50,000 or more (no maximum stated)
Class A2 felony; fine in addition to imprisonment.
Aggravated manufacturing (§ 2-401(G)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 20 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $50,000 or more (no maximum stated)
Class A1 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served. Quantity thresholds in § 2-401(G)(3) (e.g. 1 kg or more heroin, 5 kg or more cocaine, 50 g or more methamphetamine, 10 g or more fentanyl, 1,000 kg or more marijuana).
Using / soliciting a minor, distributing to a minor, or distributing in presence of a child under 12 (§ 2-401(E))
- Imprisonment
- 2–10 years (1st); 4–20 years (2nd); 10 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class C1 felony; offender at least 18 years of age.
Distribution / possession with intent within 2,000 feet of a school, college, recreation centre, park, public housing project, or child-care facility (§ 2-401(F))
- Imprisonment
- 0–8 years
- Fine
- Up to 3x the authorised fine (2nd+ offence)
Class C1 felony; imprisonment per 21 O.S. § 20L (base up to 8 years, at least 25% served). 2nd+ offence: imprisonment per § 20L, or a fine up to thrice that authorised, or both.
Trafficking — marijuana, 25 lb or more (§ 2-415(C)(1)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $25,000–$100,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D). 2nd/3rd+ offences must serve 50% of the sentence.
Aggravated trafficking — marijuana, 1,000 lb or more (§ 2-415(C)(1)b)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — cocaine / coca leaves / cocaine base, 28 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(2)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $25,000–$100,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D).
Trafficking — cocaine / coca leaves / cocaine base, 300 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(2)b)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D).
Aggravated trafficking — cocaine / coca leaves / cocaine base, 450 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(2)c)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — heroin, 10 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(3)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $25,000–$50,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D).
Aggravated trafficking — heroin, 28 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(3)b)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $50,000–$500,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — amphetamine / methamphetamine, 20 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(4)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $25,000–$200,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D).
Trafficking — amphetamine / methamphetamine, 200 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(4)b)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $50,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment per § 2-415(D).
Aggravated trafficking — amphetamine / methamphetamine, 450 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(4)c)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years (1st); 4 years–life (2nd); 20 years–life (3rd+)
- Fine
- Fine $50,000–$500,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — LSD, 1 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(5)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $50,000–$100,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment stated in § 2-415(C)(5)a.
Aggravated trafficking — LSD, 10 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(5)b)
- Imprisonment
- 2 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$250,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — PCP, 20 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(6)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $20,000–$50,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment stated in § 2-415(C)(6)a.
Aggravated trafficking — PCP, 150 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(6)b)
- Imprisonment
- 2 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $50,000–$250,000
Class B2 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — MDMA, 30 tablets or 10 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(7)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $25,000–$100,000
Class B3 felony; imprisonment stated in § 2-415(C)(7)a.
Aggravated trafficking — MDMA, 100 tablets or 30 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(7)b)
- Imprisonment
- 2 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Aggravated trafficking, Class B3 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Trafficking — morphine, 1,000 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(8))
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony.
Trafficking — oxycodone, 400 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(9))
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony.
Trafficking — hydrocodone, 3,750 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(10))
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony.
Trafficking — benzodiazepine, 500 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(11))
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$500,000
Class B3 felony.
Trafficking — fentanyl / carfentanil / analogues, 1 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(12)a)
- Imprisonment
- 0–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $100,000–$250,000
Class B3 felony.
Aggravated trafficking — fentanyl / carfentanil / analogues, 5 g or more (§ 2-415(C)(12)b)
- Imprisonment
- 2 years–life
- Fine
- Fine $250,000–$500,000
Class B1 felony; 85% of the sentence must be served.
Covers distribution, possession with intent, manufacture, and trafficking. § 2-401 fines are in addition to imprisonment, not in lieu of it. Class mapping: C2 base up to 7 years DOC (at least 20% served); D1 base up to 5 years (at least 20%); D2 base up to 2 years (at least 20%); C1 base up to 8 years (at least 25%). Trafficking quantities are mixtures or substances containing a detectable amount of the drug; separate substances possessed at once are separate offences (§ 2-415(B)).
Weapons
Weapons offences Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Unlawful carry — 1st conviction (§§ 1272, 1276)
- Imprisonment
- 0–30 days
- Fine
- Fine $100–$250
Misdemeanour; county jail or fine or both.
Unlawful carry — 2nd and subsequent convictions (§§ 1272, 1276)
- Imprisonment
- 30 days–3 months
- Fine
- Fine $250–$500
Misdemeanour; county jail or fine or both.
Carrying a firearm where liquor is the primary business (§ 1272.1)
- Imprisonment
- No imprisonment
- Fine
- Fine $0–$250
Misdemeanour; fine-only penalty as written.
Felon / probationer / adjudicated delinquent in possession of a firearm (§§ 1283, 1284)
- Imprisonment
- 1–10 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B4 felony; State Penitentiary. Covers convicted felons, persons on felony probation / supervision / alternative-court programme, adjudicated delinquents or youthful offenders (within 10 years of adjudication), and aliens unlawfully in the United States (§ 1283(E) adds a $250 fine).
Possession of a firearm / offensive weapon while committing or attempting a felony — 1st offence (§ 1287(A))
- Imprisonment
- 2–10 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B4 felony; a separate offence, in addition to the penalty for the underlying felony.
Possession of a firearm / offensive weapon while committing or attempting a felony — 2nd or subsequent offence (§ 1287(A))
- Imprisonment
- 10–30 years
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Class B1 felony.
Discharging a firearm during a crime of violence (§ 1287.1)
- Imprisonment
- 10 years or more (no maximum stated)
- Fine
- No fine stated (21 O.S. § 21-64 fallback: up to $10,000)
Additional felony at the district attorney's discretion, in addition to the crime of violence; the sentence may run concurrently with the sentence for the crime of violence.
Oklahoma is a permitless-carry state: § 1272(A)(6) permits carrying a firearm (concealed or unconcealed) by persons 21+ (or 18+ military / veteran) who are not otherwise disqualified and not carrying in furtherance of a crime, subject to the prohibited-places list in § 1277. § 1272 unlawful carry therefore applies mainly to the weapons and circumstances outside those exceptions.
Traffic & transport
DUI / drink driving Verified against official source
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Statutory range
DUI — 1st offence (§ 11-902(C)(1))
- Imprisonment
- 10 days–1 year
- Fine
- Fine $0–$1,000
Misdemeanour; county jail. Assessment / evaluation and all treatment recommendations mandatory.
DUI — 2nd offence within 10 years (§ 11-902(C)(2))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$2,500
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per 21 O.S. § 20M (base up to 7 years, at least 20% served). At least 5 days' imprisonment if treatment does not include at least 5 days' residential / inpatient treatment.
DUI — after a prior felony DUI conviction (§ 11-902(C)(3))
- Imprisonment
- 1–10 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class B4 felony; DOC custody. 240 hours community service + ignition interlock device. At least 10 days' imprisonment if treatment does not include at least 10 days' residential / inpatient treatment.
DUI — after twice convicted of a felony DUI (§ 11-902(C)(4))
- Imprisonment
- 1–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class B3 felony; DOC custody. 480 hours community service + ignition interlock device for at least 30 days. At least 10 days' imprisonment without residential / inpatient treatment.
DUI — after a prior murder 2nd / manslaughter 1st conviction where the death was caused by DUI (§ 11-902(C)(5))
- Imprisonment
- 5–20 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$10,000
Class A2 felony; DOC custody.
Aggravated DUI — BAC 0.15 or more (§ 11-902(D))
- Imprisonment
- Per § 11-902(C)(1)–(5) above
- Fine
- Per § 11-902(C)(1)–(5) above
Class B3 felony; sentenced as provided in (C)(1)–(5) PLUS at least 1 year of supervision and periodic testing at the defendant's expense and an ignition interlock device for at least 90 days.
DUI = driving, operating, or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle with BAC 0.08 or more (test within 2 hours of arrest), under the influence of alcohol, any amount of a Schedule I substance / metabolite / analogue, under the influence of any other intoxicating substance, or under the combined influence. Lawful entitlement to use the substance is no defence (§ 11-902(B)). An out-of-state conviction based on BAC below 0.08 cannot be used for enhancement (§ 11-902(C)(6)). § 11-902v4 (HB 2104, Laws 2025, c. 486, § 33), eff. Jan. 1, 2026.
Cyber & digital
Cybercrime / hacking Verified against official source
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Statutory range
Felony computer crime (§ 1953(A)(1), (2), (3), (6), (7), (9), (10); § 1955(A))
- Imprisonment
- 0–7 years
- Fine
- Fine $5,000–$100,000
Class C2 felony; imprisonment per § 20M (base up to 7 years, at least 20% served). Covers unauthorised access with damage / modification / alteration / deletion / copying / disclosure / taking possession, computer fraud schemes, exceeding authorisation, disruption or denial of service, providing a means of access, threats of physical harm or death, and soliciting such acts.
Misdemeanour computer crime (§ 1953(A)(4), (5), (8); § 1955(B))
- Imprisonment
- 0–30 days
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Misdemeanour; county jail or fine or both. Covers bare unauthorised access or attempted access, unauthorised use of computer services, and using a computer to annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass.
Using computer access to violate any Oklahoma statute (§ 1958)
- Imprisonment
- 0–5 years
- Fine
- Fine $0–$5,000
Class D1 felony; imprisonment per § 20N (base up to 5 years, at least 20% served).
Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act, 21 O.S. §§ 1951–1959. Class mapping: C2 base up to 7 years (at least 20% served); D1 base up to 5 years (at least 20% served). A civil action for compensatory damages is also available (§ 1955(C)).