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Judiciary Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026

WhenTuesday, Feb. 17, 2026 · 1:30 p.m. (Central)
WhereRoom 4S.9, State Capitol
CommitteeJudiciary · Senate
Statusscheduled
Official noticeaccessible.oksenate.gov/committees/meeting-notices/judiciary-59

Agenda 20 items

  1. SB 1209 Passed both chambers SB1209 By Kirt of the Senate and Pae of the House
  2. SB 1232 Enacted SB1232 By Coleman of the Senate
  3. SB 1238 Enacted SB1238 By Coleman of the Senate
  4. SB 1266 Enacted SB1266 By Brooks of the Senate
  5. SB 1325 Enacted SB1325 By Coleman of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3655)
  6. SB 1362 In House committee SB1362 By Kirt of the Senate
  7. SB 1450 Passed House committee SB1450 By Daniels of the Senate
  8. sB1451 By Bergstrom of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3656)
  9. SB 1458 Passed Senate committee SB1458 By Daniels of the Senate and Manger of the House
  10. SB 1460 Passed House committee SB1460 By Gollihare of the Senate
  11. SB 1464 In Senate committee SB1464 By Bergstrom of the Senate and Kendrix of the House
  12. SB 1535 Passed Senate committee SB1535 By Haste of the Senate and Moore of the House
  13. SB 1540 Passed Senate committee SB1540 By Bullard of the Senate
  14. SB 1581 Passed House committee SB1581 By Bullard of the Senate
  15. SB 1618 Enacted SB1618 By Gollihare of the Senate
  16. SB 1927 Passed Senate committee SB1927 By Standridge of the Senate
  17. SB 2072 Enacted SB2072 By Hamilton of the Senate
  18. SB 2084 Enacted SB2084 By Paxton of the Senate
  19. SB 2182 Enacted SB2182 By Howard of the Senate
  20. Other business

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