Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-975
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Evidence of knowledge by officers and prosecutor of
Official statutory text
existence of slot machines or punch boards in community.
The fact that any slot machine or punch board is set up,
operated, conducted, displayed, or exposed in a public place for any
considerable length of time, provided the time and place is
sufficient to put a reasonably efficient officer upon inquiry and
notice, this shall be received along with other evidence in proving
that the sheriff and district attorney of the county and the
constable and policemen of the district, city or town where the same
occurred had knowledge of the same.
The fact that any slot machine or punch board is set up,
operated, conducted, displayed, or exposed in a public place for any
considerable length of time, provided the time and place is
sufficient to put a reasonably efficient officer upon inquiry and
notice, this shall be received along with other evidence in proving
that the sheriff and district attorney of the county and the
constable and policemen of the district, city or town where the same
occurred had knowledge of the same.
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