Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-1502.7
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Civil action for temporary or preliminary relief -
Official statutory text
Filing by Attorney General - Effects on administrative hearing.
A. If the Attorney General concludes at any time following the
filing of a discriminatory housing complaint that prompt judicial
action is necessary to carry out the purposes of Section 1101 et
seq. of this title, the Attorney General may commence a civil action
for appropriate temporary or preliminary relief pending final
disposition of the complaint.
B. A temporary restraining order or other order granting
preliminary or temporary relief on a discriminatory housing
complaint filed under this section is governed by the provisions of
Section 1502.1 of this title and the applicable Oklahoma rules of
civil procedure.
A. If the Attorney General concludes at any time following the
filing of a discriminatory housing complaint that prompt judicial
action is necessary to carry out the purposes of Section 1101 et
seq. of this title, the Attorney General may commence a civil action
for appropriate temporary or preliminary relief pending final
disposition of the complaint.
B. A temporary restraining order or other order granting
preliminary or temporary relief on a discriminatory housing
complaint filed under this section is governed by the provisions of
Section 1502.1 of this title and the applicable Oklahoma rules of
civil procedure.
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