Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-402
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Forfeiture of monies, properties and assets used in
Official statutory text
violation of bribery laws.
All monies, properties and assets of any kind or character used
in the violation of any and all of the bribery laws of this state,
and which has been paid, delivered or turned over to any person,
firm, corporation or public official, shall be forfeited to the
state by order of the court before which the action concerning the
person, firm, or corporation charged with such bribery has
terminated with the conviction of such person, firm, or corporation.
All monies, properties and assets of any kind or character used
in the violation of any and all of the bribery laws of this state,
and which has been paid, delivered or turned over to any person,
firm, corporation or public official, shall be forfeited to the
state by order of the court before which the action concerning the
person, firm, or corporation charged with such bribery has
terminated with the conviction of such person, firm, or corporation.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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