Oklahoma HB1563 updates criminal procedure rules for subpoenas, including service, objections, and production requirements.
Oklahoma HB1563 revises criminal procedure rules regarding subpoenas. It mandates that subpoenas for documents must specify the required materials. It allows for objections to be raised within fourteen days of service. It requires courts to enforce the duty to avoid undue burden or expense on the subpoenaed party. It allows for the nonappearance of individuals unless commanded to appear. It authorizes service of written objections to subpoenas and establishes a time period for objections. It also updates statutory references and form requirements for issuing subpoenas.
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