Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-1362

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Transmission of records

Official statutory text

The district court clerks for each county shall transmit one

certified copy of the original record for each appeal authorized by

the Indigent Defense Act directly to the Oklahoma Indigent Defense

System as soon as possible after the filing of the notice of intent

to appeal and the order appointing the System, unless additional

copies are requested, not to exceed three copies. One certified

copy of all transcripts, records and exhibits designated shall be

transmitted for each authorized appeal by the district court clerk

to the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System within the time limits as

established by the Rules of the Court of Criminal Appeals and

applicable statutes, unless additional copies are requested, not to

exceed three copies. The System attorney is hereby authorized to

supplement the designation of record as filed by the trial counsel

by filing a written supplemental designation of record. When a

written supplemental designation of record is filed by the System

attorney, it shall be the duty of the court clerk or the court

reporter, as appropriate, to include the supplementary materials as

part of the record on appeal.

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