Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-346
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In addition to any indictments or accusations that may be
returned, the grand jury, in their discretion, may make formal
written reports as to the condition and operation of any public
office or public institution investigated by them. No such report
shall charge any public officer, or other person with willful
misconduct or malfeasance, nor reflect on the management of any
public office as being willful and corrupt misconduct. It being the
intent of this section to preserve to every person the right to meet
his accusers in a court of competent jurisdiction and be heard, in
open court, in his defense.
In addition to any indictments or accusations that may be
returned, the grand jury, in their discretion, may make formal
written reports as to the condition and operation of any public
office or public institution investigated by them. No such report
shall charge any public officer, or other person with willful
misconduct or malfeasance, nor reflect on the management of any
public office as being willful and corrupt misconduct. It being the
intent of this section to preserve to every person the right to meet
his accusers in a court of competent jurisdiction and be heard, in
open court, in his defense.
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