Oklahoma HB1130 exempts certain forcible entry and detainer records from the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
Oklahoma HB1130 amends the Oklahoma Statutes to ensure that court records from forcible entry and detainer actions are not considered public records if the court dismisses the action, the plaintiff drops the action, or the court rules in favor of the defendant. These records are thus exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records Act. This change aims to protect certain legal proceedings from public disclosure under specific circumstances.
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