Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1311
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Violation of laws or rules and regulations relating to
Official statutory text
bond - Notice - Temporary suspension of license.
If, after investigation, it shall appear to the satisfaction of
the Insurance Commissioner that a bail bondsman or insurer has been
guilty of violating any of the laws or rules or regulations of this
state relating to bail bonds, the Commissioner shall provide notice
in writing to the bail bondsman or to the insurer. Notice to the
bail bondsman or insurer shall be by mail with return receipt
requested at the last-known address of the bail bondsman or insurer,
in a manner and pursuant to the procedures set forth in Article II
of the Administrative Procedures Act, Section 308a et seq. of Title
75 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
If the Commissioner determines that the conduct is such that it
may be a detriment to the public, he may suspend the license of such
bail bondsman or insurer pending hearing.
If, after investigation, it shall appear to the satisfaction of
the Insurance Commissioner that a bail bondsman or insurer has been
guilty of violating any of the laws or rules or regulations of this
state relating to bail bonds, the Commissioner shall provide notice
in writing to the bail bondsman or to the insurer. Notice to the
bail bondsman or insurer shall be by mail with return receipt
requested at the last-known address of the bail bondsman or insurer,
in a manner and pursuant to the procedures set forth in Article II
of the Administrative Procedures Act, Section 308a et seq. of Title
75 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
If the Commissioner determines that the conduct is such that it
may be a detriment to the public, he may suspend the license of such
bail bondsman or insurer pending hearing.
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