Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-1275
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Clerk to keep record of indictments, informations and
Official statutory text
bonds.
The clerk of the district court shall keep a record in which all
indictments, informations and bonds shall be entered and certified
as true and correct copies of all original indictments, informations
and bonds filed in his office, and whenever any such original
indictment, information or bond filed with the clerk becomes either
lost, destroyed or stolen, or for any other reason cannot be
produced at the trial, a certified copy of the aforesaid record of
such original indictment, information or bond shall be competent
evidence and shall have the same validity and effect as the original
thereof.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 22. Criminal Procedure Page 485
The clerk of the district court shall keep a record in which all
indictments, informations and bonds shall be entered and certified
as true and correct copies of all original indictments, informations
and bonds filed in his office, and whenever any such original
indictment, information or bond filed with the clerk becomes either
lost, destroyed or stolen, or for any other reason cannot be
produced at the trial, a certified copy of the aforesaid record of
such original indictment, information or bond shall be competent
evidence and shall have the same validity and effect as the original
thereof.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 22. Criminal Procedure Page 485
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