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Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-2-124.1

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Arrest warrant identification information -

Official statutory text

Dissemination.

A. The Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts

shall provide to the Department of Public Safety current

computerized arrest warrant identification information for

dissemination to the users of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Telecommunication Systems.

B. The Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety shall

have the authority to audit state and local law enforcement agencies

to ensure compliance with applicable state and federal laws

pertaining to the dissemination of arrest warrant identification

information.

C. No cause of action shall arise, nor shall any liability be

imposed against any personnel within the Office of the

Administrative Director of the Courts, the district courts, the

offices of the district court clerks or any personnel of the

Department of Public Safety for communicating or delivering

information or data pursuant to the provisions of this section, if

such communication or delivery was performed in good faith and

without fraudulent intent and in accordance with the established

standards and guidelines.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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