Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1350.19
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Jail access
Official statutory text
Every bail enforcer who holds a valid license in this state
shall have access to the jails of this state for the purpose of
surrendering persons recovered pursuant to the Bail Enforcement and
Licensing Act, and the rules adopted by the Council on Law
Enforcement Education and Training. Each surrender of a person to
jail by a licensed bail enforcer shall require presentation of a
copy of the bail undertaking, contract for recovery of the defendant
by the bail enforcer, or a copy of the warrant for arrest and
surrender to custody for failure to appear.
shall have access to the jails of this state for the purpose of
surrendering persons recovered pursuant to the Bail Enforcement and
Licensing Act, and the rules adopted by the Council on Law
Enforcement Education and Training. Each surrender of a person to
jail by a licensed bail enforcer shall require presentation of a
copy of the bail undertaking, contract for recovery of the defendant
by the bail enforcer, or a copy of the warrant for arrest and
surrender to custody for failure to appear.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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