Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-6-201.2
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Report of conviction from tribal or federal courts
Official statutory text
For purposes of Section 6-101 et seq. of Title 47 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, Service Oklahoma shall recognize and act upon a
report of conviction in a qualified court of any federally
recognized Indian tribe within the geographical boundaries of this
state or a court of the United States in the same manner it acts
upon any report of conviction from an Oklahoma state or municipal
court. Any report of conviction submitted to Service Oklahoma shall
be submitted using a format approved by Service Oklahoma and shall
include the full name of the offender as it appears on the driver
license, the number of the driver license, and the penalty imposed.
Oklahoma Statutes, Service Oklahoma shall recognize and act upon a
report of conviction in a qualified court of any federally
recognized Indian tribe within the geographical boundaries of this
state or a court of the United States in the same manner it acts
upon any report of conviction from an Oklahoma state or municipal
court. Any report of conviction submitted to Service Oklahoma shall
be submitted using a format approved by Service Oklahoma and shall
include the full name of the offender as it appears on the driver
license, the number of the driver license, and the penalty imposed.
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