Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1767.4
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Tracing of telephone calls - Immunity
Official statutory text
Any telephone company, its officers, agents or employees, when
acting upon any request by the state or any governing body of a
political subdivision thereof, which shall expressly include school
districts, shall make reasonable effort to identify the telephone
from which any telephone communication claimed to be prohibited by
this act is being or has been made. If identification of such
telephone is made, the telephone company, its officers, agents or
employees shall provide to state law enforcement officials the
location of such telephone. Any telephone company, its officers,
agents or employees, in acting pursuant to this section of this act,
shall be immune from any civil or criminal action or liability under
this or any other state or local act, rule, regulation or ordinance.
acting upon any request by the state or any governing body of a
political subdivision thereof, which shall expressly include school
districts, shall make reasonable effort to identify the telephone
from which any telephone communication claimed to be prohibited by
this act is being or has been made. If identification of such
telephone is made, the telephone company, its officers, agents or
employees shall provide to state law enforcement officials the
location of such telephone. Any telephone company, its officers,
agents or employees, in acting pursuant to this section of this act,
shall be immune from any civil or criminal action or liability under
this or any other state or local act, rule, regulation or ordinance.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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