Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-330
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Discharge of grand jury
Official statutory text
On the completion of the business before the grand jury, or
completion of the statutory time limit for sessions of a grand jury,
or whenever the court shall be of the opinion that the public
interests will not be subserved by further continuance of the
session, the grand jury must be discharged, but whether the business
be completed or not they are discharged by the final adjournment of
the court, or by the judge of the district holding court in some
other county of the state, not within the judicial district in which
the grand jury is called.
completion of the statutory time limit for sessions of a grand jury,
or whenever the court shall be of the opinion that the public
interests will not be subserved by further continuance of the
session, the grand jury must be discharged, but whether the business
be completed or not they are discharged by the final adjournment of
the court, or by the judge of the district holding court in some
other county of the state, not within the judicial district in which
the grand jury is called.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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