Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-125.1
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Venue for enforcement of Section 425 of Title 21
Official statutory text
Venue for criminal actions to enforce the provisions of Section
2 of this act, including criminal actions with respect to each of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 22. Criminal Procedure Page 119
the alleged offenses included within a pattern of criminal offenses,
as defined in Section 2 of this act, that have allegedly been
committed, attempted or conspired to be committed by a person or
persons, shall be in any county in which at least one alleged
criminal offense has occurred that constitutes part of the alleged
pattern of criminal offenses, it being the intent of this section
that one district court may have jurisdiction over all the conduct,
persons and property which are part of, or are directly related to,
each and all of the alleged criminal offenses forming part of the
alleged pattern of criminal offenses. It is discretionary, not
mandatory, to bring all criminal actions in one county when an
alleged pattern of criminal offenses involves two or more counties.
2 of this act, including criminal actions with respect to each of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 22. Criminal Procedure Page 119
the alleged offenses included within a pattern of criminal offenses,
as defined in Section 2 of this act, that have allegedly been
committed, attempted or conspired to be committed by a person or
persons, shall be in any county in which at least one alleged
criminal offense has occurred that constitutes part of the alleged
pattern of criminal offenses, it being the intent of this section
that one district court may have jurisdiction over all the conduct,
persons and property which are part of, or are directly related to,
each and all of the alleged criminal offenses forming part of the
alleged pattern of criminal offenses. It is discretionary, not
mandatory, to bring all criminal actions in one county when an
alleged pattern of criminal offenses involves two or more counties.
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