Oklahoma governor signs bill that expands self-defense rights
Business owners, managers and employees soon will be able to defend themselves when they have a reasonable fear they face death or great bodily harm.
Gov. Mary Fallin on Monday signed into law House Bill 1439, which expands the right to use deadly force when in fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm. It takes effect Nov. 1.
Rep. Steve Vaughan, the author of the measure, said he filed the bill partly ...
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