Senate advances bill to protect Oklahoma religious services from protests

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday advanced a bill that could imprison protesters who interrupt a religious service.

Critics said the prohibition, which extends to one mile of the religious service, violates free speech rights.

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