A. The Legislature finds that persons attempting to escape from actual or threatened domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, or child abduction, frequently establish new addresses in order to prevent their assailants or probable assailants from finding them. The purpose of this section is to enable state and local agencies to respond to requests for public records without disclosing the location of a victim of domestic abuse, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, or child abduction, to enable interagency cooperation with the Attorney General in providing address confidentiality for victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, or child abduction, and to enable state and local agencies to accept an address designated by the Attorney General by a program participant as a substitute mailing address.
B. As used in this section:
1. "Address" means a residential street address, school address, or work address of an individual, as specified on the application of an individual to be a program participant under this section;
2. "Program participant" means a person certified as a program participant under this section;
3. "Domestic abuse" means an act as defined in Section 60.1 of this title and includes a threat of such acts committed against an individual in a domestic situation, regardless of whether these acts or threats have been reported to law enforcement officers;
4. "Stalking" means an act as defined in Section 60.1 of this title regardless of whether the acts have been reported to law enforcement;
5. "Human trafficking" means human trafficking, human trafficking for labor, and human trafficking for commercial sex as defined in paragraphs 4 through 6 of subsection A of Section 748 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and
6. "Child abduction" means the abduction of a person pursuant to Section 1119 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
C. The Address Confidentiality Program shall be staffed by unclassified employees, who have been subjected to a criminal history records search.
D. 1. An adult person, a parent or guardian acting on behalf of a minor, or a guardian acting on behalf of an incapacitated person, as defined by Section 1-111 of Title 30 of the Oklahoma Statutes, may apply to the Attorney General to have an address designated by the Attorney General serve as the address of the person or the address of the minor or incapacitated person. The Attorney General shall approve an application if it is filed in the manner and on the form prescribed by the Attorney General and if it contains:
2. An adult or minor child who resides with the applicant who also needs to be a program participant in order to ensure the safety of the applicant may apply. Each adult living in the household must complete a separate application. An adult may apply on behalf of a minor.
3. Applications shall be filed with the Office of the Attorney General.
4. Upon filing a properly completed application, the Attorney General shall certify the applicant as a program participant. Applicants shall be certified for four (4) years following the date of filing unless the certification is withdrawn or invalidated before that date. The Attorney General shall by rule establish a renewal procedure.
5. A person who falsely attests in an application that disclosure of the address of the applicant would endanger the safety of the applicant or the safety of the children of the applicant or the minor or incapacitated person on whose behalf the application is made, or who knowingly provides false or incorrect information upon making an application, may be found guilty of perjury under Sections 500 and 504 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
E. 1. If the program participant obtains a name change, the participant loses certification as a program participant.
2. The Attorney General may cancel the certification of a program participant if there is a change in the residential address, unless the program participant provides the Attorney General notice no later than seven (7) days after the change occurs.
3. The Attorney General may cancel certification of a program participant if mail forwarded by the Attorney General to the address of the program participant is returned as nondeliverable.
4. The Attorney General shall cancel certification of a program participant who applies using false information.
F. 1. A program participant may request that state and local agencies use the address designated by the Attorney General as the address of the participant. When creating a new public record, state and local agencies shall accept the address designated by the Attorney General as a substitute address for the program participant, unless the Attorney General has determined that:
2. A program participant may use the address designated by the Attorney General as a work address.
3. The Office of the Attorney General shall forward all first class, certified and registered mail to the appropriate program participants for no charge. The Attorney General shall not be required to track or otherwise maintain records of any mail received on behalf of a participant unless the mail is certified or registered mail.
G. The Attorney General may not make any records in a file of a program participant available for inspection or copying, other than the address designated by the Attorney General, except under the following circumstances:
1. If directed by a court order, to a person identified in the order; or
2. To verify the participation of a specific program participant to a state or local agency, in which case the Attorney General may only confirm information supplied by the requester.
No employee of a state or local agency shall knowingly and intentionally disclose a program participant's actual address unless disclosure is permitted by law.
H. The Attorney General shall designate state and local agencies, federal government, federally recognized tribes, and nonprofit agencies to assist persons in applying to be program participants. A volunteer or employee of a designated entity that provides counseling, referral, shelter, or other services to victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, or child abduction, and has been trained by the Attorney General shall be known as an application assistant. Any assistance and counseling rendered by the Office of the Attorney General or an application assistant to applicants shall in no way be construed as legal advice.
I. The Attorney General may enter into agreements with the federal government and federally recognized tribes in this state or other entities for purposes of the implementation of the Address Confidentiality Program including the use and acceptance of the substitute address designated by the Attorney General.
J. Effective July 1, 2008, all administrative rules promulgated by the Office of the Secretary of State to implement this program shall be transferred to and become part of the administrative rules of the Office of the Attorney General. The Office of Administrative Rules in the Office of the Secretary of State shall provide adequate notice in "The Oklahoma Register" of the transfer of such rules, and shall place the transferred rules under the Administrative Code section of the Attorney General. Such rules shall continue in force and effect as rules of the Office of the Attorney General from and after July 1, 2008, and any amendment, repeal or addition to the transferred rules shall be under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General. The Attorney General shall adopt and promulgate rules to implement this program, as applicable.
K. Beginning July 1, 2008, the Director of the Address Confidentiality Program shall cease to be a position within the Office of the Secretary of State. All unexpended funds, property, records, personnel, and outstanding financial obligations and encumbrances related to the position and the Office of Address Confidentiality Program with the Office of the Secretary of State shall be transferred to the Office of the Attorney General. All personnel shall retain their employment position and status as unclassified employees, any leave, sick and annual time earned, and any retirement and longevity benefits which have accrued during tenure with the Office of the Secretary of State.
Added by Laws 2002, c. 415, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2002. Amended by Laws 2008, c. 66, § 1, eff. July 1, 2008; Laws 2022, c. 134, § 2, eff. Nov. 1, 2022.
NOTE: Editorially renumbered from § 60.13 of this title to avoid a duplication in numbering.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
§22-2. Indictment or information necessary, except when.
§22-4A. "Court", "courts of the state", "courts in the state" and "court clerk" defined.
§22-5. Writing includes printing.
§22-6. Oath includes affirmation.
§22-8. Application of statutes.
§22-9. Common law prevails, when.
§22-10. Criminal action defined.
§22-11. Prosecution is by state against person charged.
§22-13. Right to speedy trial, counsel and witnesses.
§22-15. Testimony against one's self - Restraint during trial and prior to conviction.
§22-17. Custody and distribution of proceeds from sale of rights arising from criminal act.
§OS. 22-18. See the following versions:
§22-18a. Petition to Expunge Records and Order to Expunge Records.
§22-18v1. Expungement of records - Persons authorized.
§22-18v2. Expungement of records - Persons authorized.
§22-19. Sealing and unsealing of records - Procedure.
§22-19b. Oklahoma Identity Theft Passport Program.
§22-20. Incarceration of single custodial parents - Child placement.
§22-21. Eyewitness identification procedures.
§22-32. Resistance by party to be injured.
§22-33. Resistance by other person.
§22-34. Intervention by officers.
§22-34.1. Peace officers using excessive force - Definition - Adoption of policies and guidelines.
§22-34.3. Racial profiling prohibited.
§22-34.4. Stop or arrest resulting from racial profiling.
§22-35. Persons assisting officers.
§22-36.1. Police dog handlers - Civil liability.
§22-36.2. National Park Service rangers - Arrest authority and immunity from suit.
§22-37. Distinctive uniforms for police officers - Exceptions.
§22-37.1. Off-duty law enforcement officers - Powers and duties- Liability.
§22-39. Benefits for citizens who aid.
§22-40.2. Victim protection order - Victims not to be discouraged from pressing charges.
§22-40.3. Emergency temporary order of protection.
§22-40.6. Record of reported incidents of domestic abuse - Reports.
§22-40.7. Expert testimony - Admissibility.
§22-41. Information of threat.
§22-42. Magistrate must issue warrant.
§22-43. Proceedings when charge is controverted.
§22-46. When bond is or is not given.
§22-47. Discharge on giving bond.
§22-48. Undertaking sent to district court.
§22-49. Assault or threat in presence of magistrate.
§22-50. Person must appear in district court.
§22-51. Discharge when complainant fails to appear.
§22-52. Proceedings when parties appear.
§22-53. Breach of bond, what constitutes.
§22-54. Prosecution on breach.
§22-58. Mandatory reporting of domestic abuse - Exceptions.
§22-59. Immunity from liability – Presumption of good faith.
§22-60.1. See the following versions:
§22-60.2. Protective order - Petition - Complaint requirement for certain stalking victims - Fees.
§22-60.3. Emergency ex parte order and hearing - Emergency temporary ex parte order of protection.
§22-60.5. Access to protective orders by law enforcement agencies.
§22-60.6. Violation of emergency temporary, ex parte or final protective order - Penalties.
§22-60.7. Statewide and nationwide validity of orders.
§22-60.8. Seizure and forfeiture of weapons used to commit act of domestic abuse.
§22-60.11. Protective order – Statement required - Validity.
§22-60.14. Address confidentiality program.
§22-60.18. Expungement of victim protective orders.
§22-60.19. Emergency protective order - Confidentiality.
§22-60.20. Domestic violence, substance abuse, addiction and mental health training.
§22-60.23. Judicial enforcement of foreign protection order.
§22-60.24. Nonjudicial enforcement of foreign protection order.
§22-60.25. Registration of foreign orders - Certified copy - Inaccurate orders - Affidavits - Fee.
§22-60.26. Immunity from liability.
§22-60.28. Uniformity of application and construction.
§22-60.29. Application to orders issued before November 1, 2008.
§22-60.30. Integrated domestic violence docket pilot program.
§22-60.31. Family justice centers.
§22-61. Domestic violence court program.
§22-70. Use of Force for the Protection of the Unborn Act.
§22-73. Deadly force to protect unborn justified - Circumstances.
§22-91. Officer may command assistance.
§22-92. Officer must report names of resisters.
§22-93. Refusal to assist officer a misdemeanor.
§22-94. Assistance from other counties.
§22-95. Governor to furnish military force, when.
§22-102. Proceedings if assembly does not disperse - Commanding aid of others.
§22-104. Neglect of officer respecting unlawful assembly a misdemeanor.
§22-105. Officers may disperse assembly and arrest offenders - Commanding aid.
§22-106. Precautions before endangering life.
§22-107. Offenses during riot or insurrection.
§22-112. Referral of complaints - Guidelines.
§22-114. Restitution agreements.
§22-115. District attorney's staff to perform certain duties.
§22-121. Offenses commenced outside and consummated within the state.
§22-122. Jurisdiction in case of death from duel outside state.
§22-123. Evasion of statutes relative to dueling and challenges, jurisdiction.
§22-124. Offense committed in two counties.
§22-125. Offense committed near boundary of county.
§22-125.1. Venue for enforcement of Section 425 of Title 21.
§22-126. Kidnapping, enticing away children and similar offenses, jurisdiction.
§22-128. Stolen property moved, jurisdiction.
§22-129. Accessory, jurisdiction in case of.
§22-130. Conviction or acquittal outside state or county a bar.
§22-131. Conviction or acquittal in one county as bar to prosecution in another.
§22-132. Escape, jurisdiction of prosecution for.
§22-133. Stealing property in another state - Receiving such stolen property.
§22-134. Murder or manslaughter, jurisdiction in certain cases.
§22-135. Principal not present, jurisdiction.
§22-151. Limitations – Murder, first and second degree manslaughter.
§22-152. Statute of limitations.
§22-153. Absence from state, limitation does not run.
§22-171. Complaint - Issuance of warrant of arrest.
§22-171.1. Arrest warrant for escaped prisoner.
§22-171.3. Custody of persons subject to immigration detainer request.
§22-173. Requisites of warrant.
§22-174. Warrant directed to whom.
§22-175. County in which warrant may be served - Who may serve.
§22-176. Taking defendant before magistrate in felony cases - Use of closed circuit television.
§22-177. Taking defendant before magistrate in misdemeanor cases - Use of closed circuit television.
§22-178. Proceedings when bail is taken.
§22-179. When bail is not given.
§22-180. Magistrate absent - Taking defendant before another.
§22-181. Delay in taking before magistrate not permitted.
§22-182. Complaint when defendant taken before magistrate other than one issuing warrant.
§22-183. Offense triable in another county - Proceedings for arrest.
§22-184. Offense triable in another county - Taking defendant before magistrate.
§22-190.1. Custody of person arrested without warrant for nonbailable offense.
§22-191. Restraint which is permissible.
§22-192. Officer must show warrant.
§22-193. Resistance, means to overcome.
§22-194. Officer may break open door or window, when.
§22-195. Officer's breaking door or window to liberate himself or another arrester.
§22-196. Arrest without warrant by officer.
§22-197. Arrest without warrant, breaking door or window.
§22-198. Nighttime, arrest of suspected felon.
§22-199. Authority must be stated on arrest without warrant, when.
§22-200. Arrest by bystander - Officer may take defendant before magistrate.
§22-201. Offense committed in presence of magistrate.
§22-202. Arrest by private person.
§22-203. Private person must inform person of cause of arrest.
§22-204. Private person may break door or window.
§22-205. Private person making arrest must take defendant to magistrate or officer.
§22-206. Disarming person arrested.
§22-207. Pursuit and arrest of escaped prisoner.
§22-208. Breaking door or window to arrest person escaping.
§22-209. Citation to appear - Issuance - Summons - Failure to appear.
§22-210. Felony arrest – DNA testing required.
§22-211.1. DNA information inadmissible post-expungement date.
§22-221. Authority of officers of another state.
§22-222. Taking prisoner before magistrate.
§22-223. Arrests otherwise lawful.
§22-224. State includes District of Columbia.
§22-225. Fresh pursuit defined.
§22-231. Misdemeanors - Warrant for arrest - Complaint submitted to district attorney - Cost bond.
§22-234. Discretion to charge as misdemeanor.
§22-251. Magistrate must inform defendant of charge and rights.
§22-252. Defendant allowed counsel - Messages to counsel - Change of venue.
§22-253. Defendant to be examined.
§22-254. Adjournment of examination.
§22-255. Disposition of defendant on adjournment.
§22-256. Commitment for examination.
§22-257. Duty of magistrate on examination - Subpoenas for witnesses.
§22-258. Preliminary examinations and proceedings thereon.
§22-260. Magistrate to keep depositions - Inspection.
§22-261. Depositions, violation of provisions regarding.
§22-262. Discharge of defendant, when.
§22-263. Costs taxed against complainant, when.
§22-264. Defendant held to answer.
§22-265. Commitment when offense is not bailable.
§22-266. When offense is bailable.
§22-267. If bail is not taken.
§22-270. Witnesses to give undertaking.
§22-271. Sureties may be required for witness.
§22-273. Witness not giving undertaking committed, when.
§22-274. Subsequent security may be demanded - Arrest of witness.
§22-275. Arrested witness may be confined.
§22-276. Magistrate discharging or holding defendant must return papers and record to court.
§22-301. Manner of prosecution of offenses.
§22-303. Subscription, endorsement and verification of information - Excusing endorsement.
§22-304. Information may be amended.
§22-305.1. Deferred prosecution programs - Guidelines - Factors considered.
§22-305.2. District attorney deferred prosecution.
§22-305.3. Termination of deferred prosecution agreement.
§22-305.4. Completion of program - Records.
§22-305.6. District Attorneys Council - Duties.
§22-305.7. Restorative justice pilot program.
§22-311.1. Petition for convening grand jury - Warning.
§22-312. Challenge of grand jury.
§22-313. Grounds for challenge to panel.
§22-314. Jury discharged if challenge allowed.
§22-315. Grounds for challenge to juror.
§22-316. Challenge may be oral or written - How tried.
§22-318. Effect of challenge allowed.
§22-319. Violation, where challenge allowed.
§22-320. Challenge to be made before jury is sworn - Exception.
§22-321. New grand jury in certain cases.
§22-323. Court to appoint foreman.
§22-325. Oath to other jurors.
§22-326. Charge to grand jury.
§22-328. Grand jury must appoint clerk.
§22-329. Discharge of grand juror.
§22-330. Discharge of grand jury.
§22-331. General powers and duties of grand jury.
§22-332. Foreman to swear witness.
§22-333. Evidence before grand jury.
§22-335. Evidence for the accused - Procuring additional evidence.
§22-336. Indictment to be found, when.
§22-337. Members to give evidence.
§22-338. Subjects for inquiry by grand jury.
§22-339. Access to prisons and records.
§22-341. Proceedings kept secret.
§22-342. Juror may disclose proceedings, when.
§22-343. Privilege of grand juror.
§22-344. Interpreter - Appointment - Compensation.
§22-345. Restrictions on sessions before and after elections.
§22-346. Reports of investigations of public offices or institutions.
§22-350. Multicounty Grand Jury Act - Conflicting provisions.
§22-351. Verified application - Order - Authority of district attorney.
§22-352. Regular term - Extension.
§22-354. Powers - Document copies or reproductions.
§22-355. Disclosures - Witness right to assistance of counsel.
§22-356. Jurisdictional limits - Investigations.
§22-357. Presentation of evidence - Power to prosecute.
§22-358. Venue - Consolidation of indictment.
§22-359. Prospective juror list - Numbers and qualifications.
§22-363. Compensation and reimbursement.
§22-381. Indictment may be found by nine - Endorsement.
§22-382. Charge dismissed, when.
§22-383. Resubmission of charge.
§22-384. Names of witnesses endorsed on indictment.
§22-385. Presentment and filing of indictment - Prohibition against disclosure.
§22-386. Proceedings where defendant at large.
§22-387. Forms and rules of pleading.
§22-388. Indictment or information is first pleading.
§22-401. Requisites of indictment or information.
§22-402. Indictment or information must be certain and direct.
§22-403. Designation of defendant by fictitious name.
§22-404. Single offense to be charged - Different counts.
§22-406. Misdescription of person injured or intended to be injured.
§22-407. Words, how construed.
§22-408. Statute not strictly pursued.
§22-409. Indictment or information, when sufficient.
§22-411. Matters which need not be stated.
§22-413. Pleading private statute.
§22-421. Arson - Omission or error in designating owner or occupant.
§22-422. Libel, indictment or information for.
§22-423. Forgery, misdescription of forged instrument immaterial, when.
§22-424. Perjury, indictment or information for.
§22-425. Larceny or embezzlement, indictment or information for.
§22-426. Obscene literature, indictment or information for handling.
§22-432. Accessories and principals in felony.
§22-433. Accessory tried independently of principal.
§22-434. Compounding a crime - Separate prosecution.
§22-436. Charging of two or more defendants in same indictment or information - Counts.
§22-437. Singular to include the plural.
§22-438. Trial of two or more indictments or informations.
§22-439. Relief from prejudicial joinder.
§22-440. Repeal of conflicting laws.
§22-441. Indictments - When and where transferred.
§22-442. Records to be certified to proper court - Costs.
§22-443. Entry on docket - Process and trial.
§22-444. Retransfer in case of error.
§22-445. Transfer to county of proper venue.
§22-452. Defendant must appear personally, when.
§22-453. Officer to bring defendant before court.
§22-454. Bench warrant to issue, when.
§22-455. Bench warrant may issue into one or more counties.
§22-456. Bench warrant, form of, in case of felony.
§22-456A. Bench warrant, fee for issuance of.
§22-457. Bench warrant in case of misdemeanor or bailable felony.
§22-458. Court to fix amount of bail - Endorsement.
§22-459. Defendant held when offense not bailable.
§22-460. Bench warrant served in any county.
§22-461. Taking bail in another county.
§22-462. Defendant committed or bail increased after indictment or information.
§22-463. Commitment order, execution of.
§22-465. Arraignment made, how.
§22-467. Proceedings when defendant gives no other name.
§22-468. Proceedings where another name given.
§22-469. Necessity for filing information after preliminary examination.
§22-470. Time for arraignment upon charge of felony.
§22-471.1. Authorization of drug court programs.
§22-471.2. Eligibility and request for drug court program.
§22-471.4. Eligibility criteria - Investigation.
§22-471.5. Admissibility of statements or evidence.
§22-471.7. Monitoring of treatment progress.
§22-471.8. Use of program as disciplinary sanction.
§22-471.9. Successful completion of program.
§22-471.10. Promulgation of rules.
§22-471.11. Deferred prosecution programs.
§22-472. Anna McBride Act – Mental health courts.
§22-491. Time to answer indictment or information.
§22-492. Pleading to indictment or information.
§22-493. Indictment or information set aside, when.
§22-494. Hearing on motion to set aside indictment or information.
§22-495. Witnesses on hearing to set aside indictment or information.
§22-496. Objection to indictment or information waived, when.
§22-497. Motion to set aside indictment or information heard, when.
§22-498. Defendant to answer indictment, when.
§22-499. Motion sustained - Defendant discharged, or bail exonerated, when.
§22-500. Resubmission of case - Bail.
§22-501. Setting aside indictment or information not a bar.
§22-502. Defendant's pleadings.
§22-503. Defendant to plead in open court.
§22-504. Demurrer to indictment or information.
§22-505. Demurrer to indictment or information, requisites of.
§22-508. Demurrer sustained, effect of.
§22-509. Demurrer sustained - Defendant discharged or bail exonerated, when.
§22-510. Proceedings if case resubmitted.
§22-511. Demurrer overruled, defendant to plead.
§22-512. Certain objections, how taken.
§22-513. Pleas to indictment or information.
§22-514. Pleas to be oral - Entry.
§22-517. Plea of guilty may be withdrawn.
§22-518. Plea of not guilty, issues on.
§22-519. Plea of not guilty, evidence under.
§22-520. Acquittal, what does not constitute.
§22-521. Acquittal, what constitutes.
§22-522. Former acquittal or conviction as bar.
§22-524. Preliminary hearing on felony indictment - Time for request - Witnesses - Dismissal.
§22-562. Change of venue - Proceedings - Costs and expenses.
§22-563. Disposition of defendant on change of venue.
§22-564. Change of venue - Court may require bail.
§22-565. Change of venue - Recognizance of witnesses.
§22-566. Trial on change of venue - Records and papers.
§22-576. Trial before judge other than one who conducted preliminary examination.
§22-581. Issue of fact arises, when.
§22-582. Issue of fact, how tried.
§22-583. Defendant must be present, when.
§22-584. Postponement for cause.
§22-585. Postponement for investigation of claimed alibi.
§22-591. Same jurors in both civil and criminal actions.
§22-592. Trial jury - How formed.
§22-593. Clerk to prepare and deposit ballots.
§22-594. Names of panel called, when - Attachment for absent jurors.
§22-595. Manner of drawing jury from box.
§22-596. Disposition of ballots.
§22-597. Disposition of ballots - After jury discharged.
§22-598. Disposition of ballot - When juror is absent or excused.
§22-599. Jurors summoned to complete jury - Treated as original panel.
§22-601. Number of jurors - Oaths - Fines not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars.
§22-601a. Alternate jurors - Challenges - Oath or affirmation - Attendance upon trial.
§22-601b. Protracted deliberations - Sequestration of alternate jurors.
§22-622. Several defendants - Challenges.
§22-633. Causes for challenge to panel.
§22-634. When taken - Form and requisites.
§22-635. Issue on the challenge - Trying sufficiency.
§22-636. Challenge and exception may be amended or withdrawn.
§22-637. Denial of challenge - Trial of fact questions.
§22-639. Bias of officer, challenge for.
§22-640. Procedure after decision of challenge.
§22-651. Defendant to be informed of right to challenge.
§22-652. Classes of challenge to individual.
§22-653. When challenge taken.
§22-654. Peremptory challenge defined.
§22-655. Peremptory challenges - Number allowed.
§22-657. Challenges for cause classified.
§22-658. Causes for challenge, in general.
§22-659. Particular causes - Implied bias - Actual bias.
§22-660. Implied bias, challenge for.
§22-661. Right of exemption from service not cause for challenge.
§22-663. Exception to the challenge.
§22-665. Trial of challenge - Examining jurors.
§22-691. Challenges to individual jurors.
§22-692. Order of challenges for cause.
§22-693. Peremptory challenges.
§22-701. Defendant a competent witness - Comment on failure to testify - Presumption.
§22-704. Magistrate may issue subpoena.
§22-705. District attorney to issue subpoenas for grand jury.
§22-706. Issuing subpoenas for trial.
§22-707. Defendant's subpoenas.
§22-709. Continuances, witness must take notice of.
§22-710. Subpoena duces tecum.
§22-711. Service of subpoena by whom - Return.
§22-712. Service, manner of - Cost.
§22-715. Witness residing outside county – Subpoena of court clerks.
§22-716. Disobedience to subpoena.
§22-717. Disobeying defendant's subpoena - Forfeiture.
§22-718. Witnesses - Fees and mileage.
§22-719. Persons held as material witnesses to be informed of constitutional rights - Fees.
§22-720. Detainment of person as material witness.
§22-722. Summoning witness in this state to testify in another state.
§22-723. Witness from another state summoned to testify in this state.
§22-724. Exemption from arrest and service of process.
§22-725. Uniformity of interpretation.
§22-732. Transfer order - Additional conditions - Expenses of return of witness - Effective date.
§22-733. Act inapplicable to certain persons.
§22-735. Order directing compliance with terms and conditions of order from another state.
§22-736. Immunity from arrest and civil or criminal process.
§22-741. Overt act in conspiracy.
§22-742. Accomplice, testimony of.
§22-743. False pretenses, evidence of.
§22-744. Seduction, corroboration of prosecutrix.
§22-745. Murder, burden of proof in mitigation of.
§22-746. Bigamy, proof on trial for.
§22-747. Forgery of bill or note of corporation or bank, proof on trial for.
§22-748. Perjury in court, evidence as to.
§22-751.1. DNA profile - Use as evidence - Notification of defendant.
§22-761. Conditional examination of witnesses.
§22-762. Conditional examinations in certain cases.
§22-762.1. Order for conditional examination of witnesses.
§22-763. Affidavit on application for conditional examination.
§22-764. Application made to court or judge - Notice.
§22-765. Order for examination - Testimony by alternative method.
§22-766. Examination before magistrate or certified court reporter.
§22-767. When examination shall not proceed.
§22-768. Attendance of witness enforced, how.
§22-769. Taking and authentication of testimony.
§22-770. Deposition read in evidence, when - Objections to questions therein.
§22-771. Prisoner, deposition of - Oath.
§22-781. Witness out of state.
§22-782. Nonresident witness - Application for commission to take testimony.
§22-783. Affidavit on application.
§22-784. Notice of application.
§22-785. Issuance of commission - Continuance.
§22-786. Interrogatories and cross-interrogatories.
§22-788. Execution of commission.
§22-789. Delivery of returned commission by agent.
§22-790. Delivery when agent is incapacitated.
§22-791. Filing commission and return.
§22-792. Commission and return open to inspection.
§22-793. Reading deposition on trial.
§22-812.1. Right to speedy trial – Time limits.
§22-812.2. Right to speedy trial – Review process.
§22-814. Effect of dismissing action.
§22-815. Dismissal by court or on district attorney's application.
§22-816. Nolle prosequi abolished.
§22-817. Dismissal not a bar to another prosecution.
§22-831. Order of trial proceedings.
§22-832. Court to decide the law.
§22-833. Province of jury in libel case.
§22-834. Jury limited to questions of fact.
§22-835. Restriction of argument - Number of counsel.
§22-836. Defendant presumed innocent - Reasonable doubt of guilt requires acquittal.
§22-837. Doubt as to degree of guilt.
§22-839. Discharge of defendant that he may testify for state.
§22-840. Discharge of defendant that he may testify for codefendant.
§22-841. Higher offense than charged, existence of - Jury discharged.
§22-842. Discharge of jury not a former acquittal.
§22-843. Trial on original indictment, when.
§22-844. Jury may be discharged, when.
§22-845. Disposition of prisoner on discharge of jury.
§22-846. Disposition of prisoner where jurisdiction in another county.
§22-847. Disposition of prisoner where defendant not arrested on warrant from proper county.
§22-848. Disposition of prisoner - Proceedings if arrested.
§22-849. Duty of court where no offense charged.
§22-850. Court may advise jury to acquit.
§22-851. Jury may view place - Custody of sworn officer.
§22-852. Juror must declare knowledge of case.
§22-853. Custody and conduct of jury before submission - Separation - Sworn officer.
§22-853.1. Jurors - Protective orders.
§22-854. Court must admonish jury as to conduct.
§22-855. Sickness or death of juror - New juror sworn.
§22-857. Jury after the charge.
§22-858. Defendant admitted to bail may be committed during trial.
§22-859. Substitute for district attorney failing or unable to attend trial or disqualified.
§22-860.1. Second or subsequent offenses – Trial procedure.
§22-861. Formal exceptions to rulings or orders unnecessary.
§22-891. Jury room - Expenses of providing, a county charge.
§22-894. Jury brought into court for information - Presence of, or notice to, parties.
§22-896. Discharge after agreement on verdict or showing of inability to agree.
§22-897. Retrial after discharge at same or other term.
§22-911. Return of jury into court upon agreement - Discharge on failure of some jurors to appear.
§22-913. Proceedings when jury appear.
§22-915. Degree of crime must be found.
§22-916. Included offense or attempt may be found.
§22-917. Several defendants - Verdict as to part - Retrial as to defendants not agreed on.
§22-918. Jury may reconsider verdict of conviction for mistake of law - Return of same verdict.
§22-919. Informal verdict to be reconsidered.
§22-920. Judgment when jury persist in informal verdict.
§22-924. Commitment upon conviction.
§22-925. Claim of insanity - Duty of court and jury - Commitment to institution.
§22-926.1. Assessment of punishment by jury.
§22-927.1. Punishment assessed by court.
§22-928.1. Excess punishment to be disregarded by court.
§22-929. Remand for vacation of sentence - New sentencing proceeding - Construction of section.
§22-951. New trial defined - Proceedings on new trial - Former verdict no bar - Capital cases.
§22-952. Grounds for new trial - Affidavits and testimony.
§22-953. Time for applying for new trial - Limitations.
§22-954. Motion in arrest of judgment - Definition - Grounds - Time for.
§22-955. Court may arrest on its own motion - Effect of allowing motion.
§22-956. Proceedings after motion for arrest of judgment sustained.
§22-961. Court appoints time for pronouncing judgment.
§22-962. Time for pronouncing verdict specified.
§22-963. Defendant may be absent, when.
§22-964. Officer may be directed to produce prisoner.
§22-965. Warrant for defendant not appearing - Forfeiture of bond or bail money.
§22-966. Clerk to issue bench warrant - Several counties.
§22-966A. Bench warrant, fee for issuance of.
§22-967. Form of bench warrant.
§22-968. Service of bench warrant, mode of.
§22-969. Defendant to be arrested.
§22-970. Defendant informed of proceedings.
§22-971. Defendant may show cause against judgment - Grounds - Proceedings.
§22-972. Rendition of judgment where cause against it not shown.
§22-973. Court may hear further evidence, when.
§22-973a. Mitigating factor for veterans – PTSD.
§22-974. Testimony - How presented - Deposition of sick or infirm witness.
§22-975. Other evidence in aggravation or mitigation of punishment prohibited.
§22-976. Concurrent sentences.
§22-979a. Payment of jail costs by inmate.
§22-980. Duty of sheriff when defendant sentenced to state prison.
§22-982. Presentence investigation.
§22-983a. Authority to waive fines, costs and fees.
§22-983b. Released persons – Hearing to determine ability to pay fines, fees and costs.
§22-985. Short title - Justice Safety Valve Act.
§22-985.1. Departure from mandatory minimum sentencing – Requirements - Exceptions.
§22-988.2. Definitions — Duties of Chief Judge.
§22-988.4. Mandatory local system.
§22-988.5. Community sentencing system planning councils.
§22-988.6. Planning council duties.
§22-988.8. Community services and sentencing options.
§22-988.10. Resource-limited system.
§22-988.11. Performance-based evaluations.
§22-988.12. Custody of offenders – Medical expenditures.
§22-988.13. Local administrator.
§22-988.14. State agency - Creation.
§22-988.15. Duties of state agency.
§22-988.16. Community sentencing system budgeting.
§22-988.17. Development and use of community sentence assessment and evaluation tests.
§22-988.18. Assessment and evaluation of defendants.
§22-988.20. Disciplinary sanctions or incentives.
§22-988.22. Completion of community sentence.
§22-988.23. Immunity from liability.
§22-990.1. Uniform supervision form - Requisites.
§22-990a-1.1. Sentencing procedures.
§22-991a. See the following versions:
§22-991a-2. Nonviolent felony offenders - County jail imprisonment - Fines and costs.
§22-991a-3. Restitution of buyer of property unlawfully obtained.
§22-991a-4.1. Community Service Sentencing Program.
§22-991a-16. Offenses to which program applies.
§22-991a-17. Enhancement of sentence.
§22-991a-18. Restitution to victim – Modification or revocation of sentence.
§22-991a-20. Second and subsequent offenses.
§22-991b. Revocation of suspended sentence – Intermediate sanction process – Technical violations.
§22-991f-1.0. Restitution and Diversion Program - Short title.
§22-991h. Order of no contact.
§22-994. Suspension of judgment and sentence after appeal.
§22-996. Short title - Regimented Inmate Discipline (RID) Program.
§22-996.2. Implementation and scope of program.
§22-1001. Judgment of death - Warrant.
§22-1001.1. Execution of judgment - Time - Stay of execution.
§22-1002. Governor to be informed of proceedings.
§22-1003. Governor may require opinion of appellate judges.
§22-1004. Reprieve and suspension of execution - Authority of officers.
§22-1005.1. Mentally incompetent to be executed – Motion – Hearing - Examination.
§22-1010. Pregnancy of prisoners - Judicial investigation.
§22-1014. Manner of inflicting punishment of death.
§22-1015. Place of execution of judgment - Persons who may witness.
§22-1016. Warden's return upon death warrant.
§22-1053. Appeals taken by state or municipality – Allowable cases.
§22-1053.1. Automatic appeal of judgments holding statutes unconstitutional in criminal actions.
§22-1054.1. Perfecting appeal without filing motion for new trial.
§22-1056. Appeal by state not to suspend judgment.
§22-1065. Defendants may appeal jointly or severally.
§22-1066. Power of appellate court - Return by clerk of lower court when new trial granted.
§22-1067. Order when no offense committed - When indictment defective.
§22-1069. Appeal not dismissed for informality.
§22-1070. Judgment to be executed on affirmance.
§22-1071. Opinions to be recorded.
§22-1071.1. Court of Criminal Appeals – Online publication of opinions.
§22-1076. Notice to defendant of his right to appeal - Stay of execution of judgment.
§22-1078. Amount of bond - Time to make appeal bond - Stay pending appeal - Additional bond.
§22-1079. Denial of bail - Review by habeas corpus.
§22-1080. Post-Conviction Procedure Act - Right to challenge conviction or sentence.
§22-1080.1. Limitation period.
§22-1081. Commencement of proceeding.
§22-1082. Court costs and expenses of representation.
§22-1083. Response by state - Disposition of application.
§22-1084. Evidentiary hearing - Findings of fact and conclusions of law.
§22-1085. Finding in favor of applicant.
§22-1086. Subsequent application.
§22-1087. Appeal to Court of Criminal Appeals.
§22-1088.1. Post-conviction relief applications - Reasonable inquiry - Sanctions.
§22-1089. Capital cases - Post - conviction relief - Grounds for appeal.
§22-1089.1. State may appeal certain adverse rulings or orders.
§22-1089.2. Notice of intent to appeal - Application to appeal.
§22-1089.3. Waiver of right to appeal.
§22-1089.5. Preliminary hearing - Review of record in light most favorable to state.
§22-1089.6. Erroneous ruling or order - Remand.
§22-1089.7. Appeal to Court of Criminal Appeals - Bail - Review.
§22-1092. Legislative findings, declarations, and intent.
§22-1093. Execution and form of Compact.
§22-1094. Oklahoma State Council for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision.
§22-1095. Compact administrator.
§22-1101. Offenses bailable - Who may take bail.
§22-1101.1. Offenses relating to prostitution bailable.
§22-1102. Bail when crime is punishable by death.
§22-1104. Qualifications of bail - Justification.
§22-1105. Defendant discharged on giving bail - Exceptions.
§22-1105.1. Pretrial Release Act - Short title.
§22-1105.2. Pretrial Release Act - Setting of bail – Schedule – Electronic monitoring.
§22-1105.3. Pretrial Release Act - Pretrial release programs - Persons eligible - Minimum criteria.
§22-1107. Arrest of defendant by bail - Commitment of defendant and exoneration of bail.
§22-1109. Additional security may be required.
§22-1110. Jumping bail - Penalties.
§22-1111.1. Return of operator's license.
§22-1111.2. Failure to appear for arraignment.
§22-1114.3A. Citations - Delivery of Complaint Information and Abstract of Court Record.
§22-1115. Short title - Application.
§22-1115.1. Release on personal recognizance - Arraignment - Plea - Failure to plead or appear.
§22-1115.4. Court clerk not liable on dishonored check - Bench warrant and arrest of issuer.
§22-1121. Rewards from fugitives of justice.
§22-1122. Reward for arrest and conviction of person committing felony.
§22-1123. Extradition - Delivery of accused.
§22-1134. Costs of returning fugitives.
§22-1135. Foreign arrests - Fees or rewards forbidden.
§22-1136. Foreign arrests - Misdemeanors.
§22-1141.3. Requisites of demand - Accompanying papers.
§22-1141.4. Investigation and report.
§22-1141.5. Agreement for return to other state - Surrender of person leaving state involuntarily.
§22-1141.6. Surrender of persons not fleeing from demanding state.
§22-1141.7. Warrant of arrest of Governor.
§22-1141.8. Authority conferred by warrant.
§22-1141.9. Authority to command assistance.
§22-1141.10. Notice of demand to allege fugitive - Counsel - Habeas corpus.
§22-1141.11. Disobedience of preceding section.
§22-1141.12. Confinement of prisoner in jail.
§22-1141.13. Issuance of warrant of arrest by judge or magistrate.
§22-1141.14. Arrest without warrant.
§22-1141.15. Commitment by judge or magistrate.
§22-1141.17. Discharge or recommitment.
§22-1141.18. Forfeiture of bail.
§22-1141.19. Demand for person against whom prosecution pending.
§22-1141.20. Inquiry into guilt or innocence.
§22-1141.21. Recalling warrant - New warrant.
§22-1141.22. Warrant to agent to receive person demanded.
§22-1141.23. Application to Governor by prosecuting attorney for requisition.
§22-1141.24. Immunity from civil process.
§22-1141.25. Waiver of proceedings and consent to return to demanding state.
§22-1141.26. Rights of state not deemed waived.
§22-1141.27. Trial for other offenses than that specified.
§22-1141.28. Uniformity of construction.
§22-1141.29. Partial invalidity.
§22-1145.4. Disposal of criminal charge at request of defendant.
§22-1145.5. Relief available - Effect of judgment - Act as supplemental.
§22-1145.6. Procedures, rules and regulations.
§22-1151. Habeas corpus for person to testify or be surrendered on bail.
§22-1163. Sanity hearing - Criminal trial to be suspended.
§22-1164. Order of trial of sanity.
§22-1165. Rules governing sanity trial.
§22-1166. Sanity hearing - Trial or judgment to proceed if defendant sane.
§22-1167. Finding of insanity - Suspension of trial or judgment - Commitment to state hospital.
§22-1168. Commitment in sanity hearing exonerates bail.
§22-1169. Restoration to sanity.
§22-1170. Expense of keeping insane defendant.
§22-1175.3. Hearing - Date - Evidence - Orders - Examination of accused - Instructions to physician.
§22-1175.5. Questions to be answered in determining competency.
§22-1175.6. Disposition orders - Placement in secure ward.
§22-1175.8. Resumption of competency.
§22-1176. Raising issue of mental illness or insanity at time of offense.
§22-1181. Causes for removal of officers.
§22-1181.1. Removal for acts of commission, omission, neglect.
§22-1181.2. Allegations or charges.
§22-1182. Accusation by grand jury.
§22-1183. Requisites of accusation.
§22-1184. Proceedings on accusation.
§22-1185. Defendant to appear.
§22-1186. Requisites of answer.
§22-1187. Objection to accusation.
§22-1188. Denial of accusation.
§22-1189. Defendant to answer, when.
§22-1190. Judgment of conviction or trial.
§22-1192. Removal if convicted.
§22-1193. Accusation against district attorney.
§22-1194. County commissioners or judge and treasurer may present accusation, when - Proceedings.
§22-1196. Judgment of removal.
§22-1197. Members of legislature not affected.
§22-1221. Search warrant defined.
§22-1222. Grounds for issuance of search warrant - Seizure of property.
§22-1223. Probable cause must be shown.
§22-1223.1. Electronically recorded oral statement - Transcription.
§22-1224.1. Oral testimony supplemental to affidavit.
§22-1224.2. Filing and indexing of documents.
§22-1225. Requisites of search warrant - Issuing magistrate.
§22-1226. Form of search warrant.
§22-1227. Service of search warrant.
§22-1229. Execution of search warrant - Liberating person detained.
§22-1230. When search warrant may be served.
§22-1231. Search warrant void after ten days – Forensic, scientific, or digital analysis exception.
§22-1232. Disposition of property recovered.
§22-1233. Return of search warrant.
§22-1234. Inventory to be furnished, when.
§22-1235. Hearing on issuance of warrant.
§22-1236. Testimony on hearing for warrant.
§22-1237. Restoration of property to person searched.
§22-1238. Papers returned to district court.
§22-1239. Procuring search warrant without cause.
§22-1240. Officer exceeding his authority.
§22-1241. Search of defendant for weapons or evidence.
§22-1261. Seized property - Report and disposition.
§22-1262. Seized property - Officer guilty of penalty, when.
§22-1263. Penalty for sale of seized liquor by officer.
§22-1264. False affidavit by officer - Penalty.
§22-1272. Affidavits or depositions need not be entitled.
§22-1273. Informalities or errors not fatal if not prejudicial.
§22-1274. Informer to pay costs, when.
§22-1275. Clerk to keep record of indictments, informations and bonds.
§22-1276. Record of indictments, informations and bonds not public.
§22-1278. Interpreters for deaf mutes - Appointment - Oath - Compensation.
§22-1301. Information against corporation - Summons.
§22-1304. Examination of charge.
§22-1305. Certificate of magistrate after hearing.
§22-1306. Certificate of sufficient cause - Proceedings by grand jury or district attorney.
§22-1307. Appearance and plea by corporation.
§22-1308. Conviction of corporation - Fine collected, how.
§22-1321. Custody and return of stolen or embezzled property.
§22-1322. Stolen property - Magistrate to order delivery, when.
§22-1323. Magistrate to deliver stolen property, when.
§22-1324. Trial court may deliver stolen property.
§22-1326. Receipts for property taken from defendant.
§22-1327. Disposition of exhibits.
§22-1331. Reward for arrest of horse thief.
§22-1334. Littering upon highways or dumping trash on public or private property - Rewards - Claims.
§22-1342. Peace officers - Arrest without warrant.
§22-1343. Detention of suspect - Purposes.
§22-1344. Concealing unpurchased merchandise - Presumption.
§22-1346. Appropriate court - Definition.
§22-1347. Interstate Agreement on Detainers.
§22-1348. Enforcement of agreement.
§22-1349. Central administrator and information agent.
§22-1355. Short title - Creation of System.
§22-1355.1. Oklahoma Indigent Defense System Board.
§22-1355.3. Board - Powers and duties.
§22-1355.4. Executive Director.
§22-1355.6. Responsibility of System to indigent defendant.
§22-1355.7. Conflicts of interest - Appointment of private attorney.
§22-1355.9. Main office and satellite offices.
§22-1355.13. Death penalty cases - Compensation of court-appointed attorneys.
§22-1355.13A. Death penalty cases - Compensation of attorneys appointed prior to July 1, 1991.
§22-1355.14. Payment of costs of representation - Fee schedule.
§22-1355.15. Contempt citations - Payment of reasonable court costs.
§22-1355A. Application for representation by the System.
§22-1356. Appeals and post-conviction proceedings.
§22-1358. Reassignment of cases.
§22-1360. Postconviction proceedings - Representation.
§22-1362. Transmission of records.
§22-1363. Filing of jurisdictional documents.
§22-1364. Notice - Appointment to perfect appeal - Transfer of documents.
§22-1366. Time period for appointment of counsel.
§22-1367. Volunteers - Liability for professional services.
§22-1368. Indigent Defense System Revolving Fund.
§22-1369. Contract Retention Revolving Fund.
§22-1370.1. Forensic Testing Revolving Fund.
§22-1371. Short title - Program duration.
§22-1372. Biological evidence preservation – Definitions.
§22-1373. Short title - Postconviction DNA Act.
§22-1373.2. Motion requesting testing.
§22-1373.4. Hearing - Testing.
§22-1373.6. Agreement to conduct testing.
§22-1404. Penalties for violating Section 1403 - Persons authorized to institute proceedings.
§22-1405. Criminal forfeiture procedures.
§22-1407. Action which may be taken by district court after entry of judgment.
§22-1408. Criminal fines and penalties under act not exclusive.
§22-1410. Disposal of forfeited property.
§22-1413. Duties of trustee on filing of lien notice - Liability.
§22-1414. Foreign corporations - Applicability of act.
§22-1415. Investigation of conduct constituting violation of Section 1403 of title.
§22-1416. Civil action in federal court authorized.
§22-1417. Judicial education and training.
§22-1418. Audit of monies received by state or local government under act.
§22-1419. Construction of act in conformity with federal law.
§22-1514. Purposes and policies of the criminal justice and corrections systems.
§22-1517. Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation - Duties.
§22-1518. Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Revolving Fund.
§22-1519. Criminal Justice Computer Assistance Act - Offender Data Information System.
§22-1601. Creation – Powers and duties.
§22-1603. Collection of data relating to victim protective orders.
§22-2001. Short title - Scope.