Oklahoma HB3269 allows telephonic or electronic communication of proposed arrest warrants to magistrates.
Oklahoma HB3269 amends the criminal procedure to authorize telephonic or electronic communication of proposed arrest warrants to magistrates. The bill establishes criteria for telephonic communication and equates orally recorded authorizations by magistrates with issuing arrest warrants. It requires the audio recording, transcribing, and filing of conversations related to arrest warrants. The bill provides an effective date for these changes.
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