Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-1.248
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Statutes, acts, and parts thereof specifically repealed
Official statutory text
The following statutes, acts, and parts thereof are hereby
specifically repealed: Sections 121 to 126, inclusive, Title 12,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 891 to 896, inclusive, Title 12,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 1 to 186, inclusive, Title 18,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; and, Sections 451 to 459, inclusive, Title
18, Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 501 to 508, inclusive of Title
18, O.S. 1941; Section 1 of Chapter 1, Title 18, Session Laws of
1945; and Section 1 to 25, inclusive, of Chapter 2, Title 18,
Session Laws of 1945.
specifically repealed: Sections 121 to 126, inclusive, Title 12,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 891 to 896, inclusive, Title 12,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 1 to 186, inclusive, Title 18,
Oklahoma Statutes 1941; and, Sections 451 to 459, inclusive, Title
18, Oklahoma Statutes 1941; Sections 501 to 508, inclusive of Title
18, O.S. 1941; Section 1 of Chapter 1, Title 18, Session Laws of
1945; and Section 1 to 25, inclusive, of Chapter 2, Title 18,
Session Laws of 1945.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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