Oklahoma Code § 68-1628

Title 68. Revenue And Taxation: Violations and penalties - Contraband - Enforcement
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A.  Violation of any provision of this act is a misdemeanor
punishable as follows:
1.  Discharging fireworks or igniting aerial luminaries in
violation of this act shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed
One Hundred Dollars ($100.00); and
2.  Illegal sale, violation of licensing provision, false
labeling, or any other violation of this act shall be punishable by
a fine not to exceed One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), ninety (90)
days' imprisonment in the county jail, or both.  In the event of a
second conviction the license shall be revoked for a period of
eighteen (18) months.  Each violation of this act shall constitute a
separate offense.  No other person shall be granted a license to
operate in the same location during the period of a revoked license.
B.  The State Fire Marshal, his deputies, or any authorized
police or peace officer of this state shall seize as contraband any
illegal fireworks or aerial luminaries as defined under the terms of
this act.  Fireworks or aerial luminaries seized in the enforcement
of this act shall be held in custody of the county sheriff in which
county such fireworks or aerial luminaries were seized.  The party
surrendering the fireworks or aerial luminaries, if aggrieved by the
action, may file an appeal in writing to the district court in the
county where fireworks or aerial luminaries were seized.  Upon
hearing the appeal, the district court may authorize the return of
part or all of the confiscated fireworks or aerial luminaries;
otherwise, the court shall authorize and direct that such contraband
fireworks or aerial luminaries be destroyed.
C.  The provisions of this act shall be enforced by the State
Fire Marshal and local fire marshals, the sheriff, the police or any
peace officer licensed or authorized by this state or by their
respective deputies.

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