Oklahoma HB3195 amends laws to clarify and increase penalties for certain prohibited acts by district attorneys and other officials.
Oklahoma HB3195 amends Oklahoma statutes to clarify and increase penalties for certain prohibited acts by district attorneys, assistant district attorneys, and other officials. The bill specifies that bribing witnesses, tampering with evidence, and committing perjury are Class D1 felony offenses. It also increases penalties for mutilating, destroying, or falsifying records. The changes apply to various legal proceedings and investigations. The act will become effective November 1, 2026.
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