Okla. Stat. tit. 51, § 51-104
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Evidence on motion to suspend - Taking of depositions
Official statutory text
The evidence procured by the Attorney General upon the separate
investigations and examination of witnesses herein authorized to be
made, may be presented by him on the motion to suspend the officer.
The Attorney General and the defendant shall have the right to take
depositions of witnesses to be used in said action, upon the giving
of five days' written notice to the adverse party of the time and
particular place when and where such witnesses will be examined, and
the name of the officer before whom they will be examined.
investigations and examination of witnesses herein authorized to be
made, may be presented by him on the motion to suspend the officer.
The Attorney General and the defendant shall have the right to take
depositions of witnesses to be used in said action, upon the giving
of five days' written notice to the adverse party of the time and
particular place when and where such witnesses will be examined, and
the name of the officer before whom they will be examined.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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