National Carry AcademySupplemental Information
January 11, 2016
§21-1289.7. Firearms in Vehicles.
Any individual, except one who was previously convicted of felony, shall be allowed to transport a shotgun or rifle in a vehicle provided that the firearm is unloaded and placed on the back seat or the trunk of the vehicle.
§21-1289.13. Transporting a loaded firearm.
It is illegal to transport a loaded rifle, pistol or shotgun in a vehicle over a public highway within the state of Oklahoma. Transporting the firearm with a loaded magazine but unloaded chamber is allowed provided that the firearm is stored in vehicle’s trunk or a locked container inside the vehicle.
State of Emergency
§21 1321.1.
This section is also called as the Oklahoma Riot Control and Prevention Act.
§21 1321.2. Definitions.
Under this section, the following terms are defined:
• “State of emergency” refers to a proclaimed emergency by the Governor.
• “Governor” refers to the State Governor or a person who has the right to exercise the powers of the Governor in case the Governor dies, resigns or is not able to perform his duties.
§21 1321.3.Proclamation of State of Emergency
If the Governor discovers that there is a public crisis or natural disaster that may affect the health, lives and property of the residents of the state is allowed to declare a state of emergency in the areas involved. Following an oral proclamation, there should be written proclamation done and signed by the Governor as well. This document should be filed by the State Secretary. When peace and order are restored in the affected areas, the Governor shall proclaim a termination of the emergency.
§21-1321.4. Acts Which May be Proclaimed Prohibited.
During a state of emergency, the Governor has the power to restrict the following:
a. Movement of the people on public streets and public places
b Gathering of people on public places, parks and private or public open areas
c. Carrying, use, sale, storage and use of explosive devices
d. Transportation, carrying and use of kerosene, gasoline and flammable materials
e. Purchase and sale of alcoholic beverages
f. Purchase and sale of other goods if it is necessary so as not to endanger the safety of the public g. Activities that should be prohibited so as not to put the lives of the people in danger
§21 1321.6. General Penalty.
Any individual who commits a violation of this act is considered as guilty of misdemeanor.
Note: During a state of emergency, the federal laws may be applicable if the state is receiving financial assistance from the federal government. To know more about the federal laws for state of emergencies, check the US Code 42.-5207.
Supplemental Information
January 11, 2016
§21-1289.7. Firearms in Vehicles.
Any individual, except one who was previously convicted of felony, shall be allowed to transport a shotgun or rifle in a vehicle provided that the firearm is unloaded and placed on the back seat or the trunk of the vehicle.
§21-1289.13. Transporting a loaded firearm.
It is illegal to transport a loaded rifle, pistol or shotgun in a vehicle over a public highway within the state of Oklahoma. Transporting the firearm with a loaded magazine but unloaded chamber is allowed provided that the firearm is stored in vehicle’s trunk or a locked container inside the vehicle.
State of Emergency
§21 1321.1.
This section is also called as the Oklahoma Riot Control and Prevention Act.
§21 1321.2. Definitions.
Under this section, the following terms are defined:
• “State of emergency” refers to a proclaimed emergency by the Governor.
• “Governor” refers to the State Governor or a person who has the right to exercise the powers of the Governor in case the Governor dies, resigns or is not able to perform his duties.
§21 1321.3.Proclamation of State of Emergency
If the Governor discovers that there is a public crisis or natural disaster that may affect the health, lives and property of the residents of the state is allowed to declare a state of emergency in the areas involved. Following an oral proclamation, there should be written proclamation done and signed by the Governor as well. This document should be filed by the State Secretary. When peace and order are restored in the affected areas, the Governor shall proclaim a termination of the emergency.
§21-1321.4. Acts Which May be Proclaimed Prohibited.
During a state of emergency, the Governor has the power to restrict the following:
a. Movement of the people on public streets and public places
b Gathering of people on public places, parks and private or public open areas
c. Carrying, use, sale, storage and use of explosive devices
d. Transportation, carrying and use of kerosene, gasoline and flammable materials
e. Purchase and sale of alcoholic beverages
f. Purchase and sale of other goods if it is necessary so as not to endanger the safety of the public g. Activities that should be prohibited so as not to put the lives of the people in danger
§21 1321.6. General Penalty.
Any individual who commits a violation of this act is considered as guilty of misdemeanor.
Note: During a state of emergency, the federal laws may be applicable if the state is receiving financial assistance from the federal government. To know more about the federal laws for state of emergencies, check the US Code 42.-5207.