Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-495
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Witnesses on hearing to set aside indictment or
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All witnesses, including grand jurors, shall be bound to answer
fully, and shall not be answerable for the testimony so given in any
way, except for the crime of perjury committed in giving such
evidence. When a grand juror has been fully examined as to his
qualifications to sit, and has answered under oath that he is
qualified, and has been received by the court and permitted to act,
his incompetency shall not thereafter be shown as a ground of
objection to any indictment returned by that grand jury.
All witnesses, including grand jurors, shall be bound to answer
fully, and shall not be answerable for the testimony so given in any
way, except for the crime of perjury committed in giving such
evidence. When a grand juror has been fully examined as to his
qualifications to sit, and has answered under oath that he is
qualified, and has been received by the court and permitted to act,
his incompetency shall not thereafter be shown as a ground of
objection to any indictment returned by that grand jury.
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