NOT LEGAL ADVICE
After a long winding path through the court system, the Oklahoma "parking lot protection" law was upheld as valid by the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in 2009. Ramsey Winch, Inc. v. Henry.
Fun fact: Along the way, the Oklahoma courts issued an interpretative opinion confirming that 1290.22.B is a criminal statute. In other words, an employer who violates the law by maintaining or enforcing an anti-gun policy in their parking lot thereby commits a (misdemeanor) crime.
After a long winding path through the court system, the Oklahoma "parking lot protection" law was upheld as valid by the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in 2009. Ramsey Winch, Inc. v. Henry.
Fun fact: Along the way, the Oklahoma courts issued an interpretative opinion confirming that 1290.22.B is a criminal statute. In other words, an employer who violates the law by maintaining or enforcing an anti-gun policy in their parking lot thereby commits a (misdemeanor) crime.
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