Oklahoma Code — 22
Browse 1,067 sections in division 22 of the Oklahoma code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 22-22. Policy requiring electronic recording of custodial interrogation of homicide or felony sex
- § 22-34.2. Policies or guidelines on use of force to be adopted — Reporting incidents of excessive
- § 22-34.5. Attorney General's Office of Civil Rights Enforcement to establish procedures for filing
- § 22-36. Civil and criminal immunity for private citizens aiding police officers - Federal law
- § 22-38. Representation of law enforcement officers by district attorney in civil actions resulting
- § 22-60.3. Emergency ex parte order and hearing - Emergency temporary ex parte order of
- § 22-60.12. Foreign protective orders – Presumption of validity – Peace officers immune from
- § 22-60.15. Repealed by Laws 2010, c. 135, § 17, eff. Nov. 1, 2010, without reference to amendment
- § 22-60.16. Domestic abuse victims not to be discouraged from pressing charges - Warrantless
- § 22-136. Acceptance of plea of guilty or nolo contendere upon waiver of venue and consent thereto
- § 22-340. Advice of court or district attorney – Reproduction or disclosure of transcript - Who may
- § 22-471.6. Final eligibility hearing - Acceptance into program - Duration of participation - Costs and
- § 22-504.1. Motion to quash for insufficient evidence - Proof - Setting aside of indictment or
- § 22-561. Change of venue - When granted - Application - Affidavits and evidence - Removal as to
- § 22-662. Cause for challenge must be stated - Form and entry of challenge - Juror not disqualified
- § 22-730. Certificate from another state to compel witness to appear and testify - Notice, order and
- § 22-731. Transfer order - Determinations necessary - Copy of certificate attached - Directions and
- § 22-749. Sworn statements taken by district attorney or peace officer of persons having knowledge
- § 22-751. Admission of findings - Laboratory and medical examiner's reports - Release of controlled
- § 22-893. Jury may have written instructions, forms of verdict and documents injury room - Copies of
- § 22-898. Court during jury's retirement - Sealed verdicts - Final adjournment for term discharges
- § 22-912. Presence of defendant required in felony cases when verdict received - Discretionary in
- § 22-922. Recording and reading verdict - Disagreement of jurors entered upon minutes - Discharge
- § 22-923. Defendant discharged on acquittal - Variance resulting in acquittal may authorize new
- § 22-977. Entry of judgment of conviction - Papers to be filed by clerk - Obtaining date of birth and
- § 22-978. Certified copy of judgment furnished to officer - Officer authorized to execute judgment
- § 22-981. Authority of officer while conveying prisoner - Assistance of citizens - Penalty for refusing
- § 22-988.24. Community sentencing program pilot projects for persons whose suspended sentences
- § 22-1011. Execution of judgment - Suspension when defendant pregnant - Execution when
- § 22-1051. Right of appeal - Review - Corrective jurisdiction - Procedure - Scope of review on
- § 22-1054. Time for perfecting appeal - Original record and transcript - Notice to transmit - Indigent
- § 22-1058. Conditions of bond - Surrender by sureties - Stay of execution - Confinement of
- § 22-1072. Record and enforcement of mandate or order in lower court - Return by clerk of lower
- § 22-1090.3. Sentencing or accepting plea of a domestic abuse survivor — Mitigating factor —
- § 22-1108.1. Own recognizance bonds - Requirements for posting - Forfeiture action and collection
- § 22-1111. Bail for violating water safety law, Wildlife Conservation Code or other bail laws - Deposit
- § 22-1115.2. Posting bail after release on personal recognizance for traffic violation - Failure to
- § 22-1115.5. Department of Public Safety - Power and duties relative to suspension of driving
- § 22-1175.2. Application for determination of competency - Service - Notice - Suspension of criminal
- § 22-1175.4. Post-examination competency hearing - Evidence - Presumptions - Jury trial - Presence
- § 22-1175.7. Persons incompetent but capable of achieving competency within reasonable time Treatment order - Medical supervisor - Commitment - Private treatment - Involuntary commitment
- § 22-1195. Suspension from office - Time for trial - Change of judge or venue - Continuances - Filling
- § 22-1228. Execution of search warrant without warning or notice – Forced entry – Exigent
- § 22-1355.8. Award of contracts - Compensation - Appointment of attorneys for indigents not
- § 22-1371.1. DNA Forensic Testing Program purpose - Authority of the Oklahoma Indigent Defense
- § 22-1371.2. Indigent person may request services of Oklahoma Indigent Defense System DNA
- § 22-1406. Action which may be taken by district court after filing of indictment of information and
- § 22-1411. Certain proceeds of forfeitures to be deposited with State Treasury to cover cost of
- § 22-1602. Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board - Administrative assistance from Office of the
- § 22-2002. Disclosure of evidence - Continuing duty to disclose - Time of discovery - Regulation of
- § 22-1. Title of code
- § 22-2. Indictment or information necessary, except when
- § 22-3. Code not retroactive
- § 22-4. Construction of words
- § 22-4A. "Court", "courts of the state", "courts in the state" and
- § 22-5. Writing includes printing
- § 22-6. Oath includes affirmation
- § 22-7. Signature
- § 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
- § 22-12. Party defendant
- § 22-13. Right to speedy trial, counsel and witnesses
- § 22-14. Former jeopardy
- § 22-15. Testimony against one's self - Restraint during trial and
- § 22-16.
- § 22-17. Custody and distribution of proceeds from sale of rights
- § 22-18. See the following versions:
- § 22-19. Sealing and unsealing of records - Procedure
- § 22-20. Incarceration of single custodial parents - Child
- § 22-21. Eyewitness identification procedures
- § 22-22. Policy requiring electronic recording of custodial
- § 22-31. Who may resist
- § 22-32. Resistance by party to be injured
- § 22-33. Resistance by other person
- § 22-34. Intervention by officers
- § 22-34.1. Excessive force by peace officers - Definition
- § 22-34.2. Policies or guidelines on use of force to be adopted —
- § 22-34.3. Racial profiling prohibited
- § 22-34.4. Stop or arrest resulting from racial profiling
- § 22-34.5. Attorney General's Office of Civil Rights Enforcement to
- § 22-35. Persons assisting officers
- § 22-36. Civil and criminal immunity for private citizens aiding
- § 22-36.1. Police dog handlers - Civil liability
- § 22-36.2. National Park Service rangers - Arrest authority and
- § 22-37. Distinctive uniforms for police officers - Exceptions
- § 22-37.1. Off-duty law enforcement officers - Powers and dutiesLiability
- § 22-38. Representation of law enforcement officers by district
- § 22-39. Benefits for citizens who aid
- § 22-40. See the following versions:
- § 22-40.1.
- § 22-40.2. Victim protection order - Victims not to be discouraged
- § 22-40.3. Emergency temporary order of protection
- § 22-40.5. Short Title
- § 22-40.6. Record of reported incidents of domestic abuse - Reports
- § 22-40.7. Expert testimony - Admissibility
- § 22-41.
- § 22-42. Magistrate must issue warrant
- § 22-43. Proceedings when charge is controverted
- § 22-44. Discharge, when
- § 22-45. Bond required, when
- § 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
- § 22-55. Allegation and proof
- § 22-56. Limitation
- § 22-57. Costs
- § 22-58. Mandatory reporting of domestic abuse - Exceptions
- § 22-59. Immunity from liability – Presumption of good faith
- § 22-60. Short title
- § 22-60.1. Definitions
- § 22-60.2. Protective order - Petition - Complaint requirement for
- § 22-60.3. Emergency ex parte order and hearing - Emergency
- § 22-60.4. See the following versions:
- § 22-60.5. Access to protective orders by law enforcement agencies
- § 22-60.6. See the following versions:
- § 22-60.7. Statewide and nationwide validity of orders
- § 22-60.8. Seizure and forfeiture of weapons used to commit act of
- § 22-60.9. Warrantless arrest
- § 22-60.11. Protective order – Statement required - Validity
- § 22-60.12. Foreign protective orders – Presumption of validity –
- § 22-60.13.
- § 22-60.14. Address confidentiality program
- § 22-60.15. Repealed by Laws 2010, c. 135, § 17, eff. Nov. 1, 2010,
- § 22-60.16. Domestic abuse victims not to be discouraged from
- § 22-60.17. Consideration of certain victims' safety prior to
- § 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
- § 22-60.21. Short title
- § 22-60.22. Definitions
- § 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
- § 22-60.27. Remedies
- § 22-60.28. Uniformity of application and construction
- § 22-60.29.
- § 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
- § 22-71. Legislative findings
- § 22-72. Definitions
- § 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
- § 22-101. Unlawful assemblage
- § 22-102. Proceedings if assembly does not disperse - Commanding aid
- § 22-103.
- § 22-104. Neglect of officer respecting unlawful assembly a
- § 22-105. Officers may disperse assembly and arrest offenders Commanding aid
- § 22-106. Precautions before endangering life
- § 22-107. Offenses during riot or insurrection
- § 22-111. Creation - Staff
- § 22-112. Referral of complaints - Guidelines
- § 22-113. Notice of complaint
- § 22-114. Restitution agreements
- § 22-115. District attorney's staff to perform certain duties
- § 22-116. Annual reports
- § 22-121. Offenses commenced outside and consummated within the
- § 22-122. Jurisdiction in case of death from duel outside state
- § 22-123. Evasion of statutes relative to dueling and challenges,
- § 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,
- § 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
- § 22-132. Escape, jurisdiction of prosecution for
- § 22-133. Stealing property in another state - Receiving such stolen
- § 22-134.
- § 22-135. Principal not present, jurisdiction
- § 22-136. Acceptance of plea of guilty or nolo contendere upon
- § 22-151. Limitations – Murder, first and second degree
- § 22-152. See the following versions:
- § 22-153. Absence from state, limitation does not run
- § 22-161. Magistrate defined
- § 22-162. Who are magistrates
- § 22-171. Complaint - Issuance of warrant of arrest
- § 22-171.1. Arrest warrant for escaped prisoner
- § 22-171.2. Determination of citizenship status of persons confined
- § 22-171.3. Custody of persons subject to immigration detainer
- § 22-172. Form of warrant
- § 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
- § 22-177. Verbal warning or arrest for misdemeanor charges in
- § 22-178. Proceedings when bail is taken
- § 22-179. When bail is not given
- § 22-180. Magistrate absent - Taking defendant before another
- § 22-181.
- § 22-182. Complaint when defendant taken before magistrate other
- § 22-183. Offense triable in another county - Proceedings for
- § 22-184. Offense triable in another county - Taking defendant
- § 22-185. Verbal warning or taking before magistrate for misdemeanor
- § 22-186. Arrest defined
- § 22-187. Arrest made by whom
- § 22-188. Aid to officer
- § 22-189. Arrest, when made
- § 22-190. Arrest, how made
- § 22-190.1. Custody of person arrested without warrant for
- § 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
- § 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
- § 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
- § 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.
- § 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
- § 22-227. Partial invalidity
- § 22-228. Short Title
- § 22-231. Misdemeanors - Warrant for arrest - Complaint submitted to
- § 22-232. Form of cost bond
- § 22-233. Judgment on 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
- § 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
- § 22-258. Preliminary examinations and proceedings thereon
- § 22-259. Order of witnesses
- § 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
- § 22-268. Commitment
- § 22-269. Form of commitment
- § 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
- § 22-301. Manner of prosecution of offenses
- § 22-302. Indictment defined
- § 22-303. Subscription, endorsement and verification of information
- § 22-304. Information may be amended
- § 22-305.1. Deferred prosecution programs - Guidelines - Factors
- § 22-305.2. District attorney deferred prosecution
- § 22-305.3. Termination of deferred prosecution agreement
- § 22-305.4. Completion of program - Records
- § 22-305.5. Information - Release or disclosure - Confidentiality Admissibility as evidence - Violations - Penalties
- § 22-305.6. District Attorneys Council - Duties
- § 22-305.7. Restorative justice pilot program
- § 22-311. Grand jury defined
- § 22-311.1. Petition for convening grand jury - Warning
- § 22-312.
- § 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
- § 22-317. Ruling on challenge
- § 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
- § 22-322. Special grand jury
- § 22-323. Court to appoint foreman
- § 22-324. Oath to foreman
- § 22-325. Oath to other jurors
- § 22-326. Charge to grand jury