HB2991

Oklahoma HB2991 amends the Oklahoma Criminal Discovery Code to increase time limits for disclosing certain information concerning informants and.

Oklahoma HB2991 modifies the Oklahoma Criminal Discovery Code by increasing the time limits for disclosing certain information concerning informants and completing discovery issues prior to trial. The bill mandates that the state disclose the complete criminal history of a jailhouse informant at least 60 days before trial. It also requires the state to disclose any deals, promises, inducements, or benefits offered to the informant. Additionally, the bill increases the time limit for completing discovery issues from 60 to 90 days before trial.