Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-354
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A. The multicounty grand jury shall have the power to:
1. compel the attendance of witnesses;
2. compel the testimony of witnesses under oath;
3. take testimony of witnesses who have been granted immunity;4. require the production of documents, records and other evidence;
5. obtain the initiation of civil and criminal contempt
proceedings; and
6. exercise any investigative power of any grand jury of the
state.
B. Any document produced before a multicounty grand jury may be
copied or reproduced. Each statement, question, comment, or
response of the presiding judge, the Attorney General or his
designee, any witness, any grand juror or any other person which is
made in the presence of the multicounty grand jury, except its
deliberations and the vote of any juror, shall be stenographically
recorded or transcribed, or both.
1. compel the attendance of witnesses;
2. compel the testimony of witnesses under oath;
3. take testimony of witnesses who have been granted immunity;4. require the production of documents, records and other evidence;
5. obtain the initiation of civil and criminal contempt
proceedings; and
6. exercise any investigative power of any grand jury of the
state.
B. Any document produced before a multicounty grand jury may be
copied or reproduced. Each statement, question, comment, or
response of the presiding judge, the Attorney General or his
designee, any witness, any grand juror or any other person which is
made in the presence of the multicounty grand jury, except its
deliberations and the vote of any juror, shall be stenographically
recorded or transcribed, or both.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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