Okla. Stat. tit. 6, § 6-1410
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Improper maintenance of accounts - False or deceptive
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It shall be unlawful and deemed a Class D1 felony offense for an
officer, director, employee or agent of a bank or trust company:
1. To maintain or authorize the maintenance of any account of
the bank or trust company in a manner which, to his knowledge, does
not conform to the requirements prescribed by this Code or by the
Commissioner or the Board;
2. With intent to deceive, to make any false or misleading
statement or entry or omit any statement or entry that should be
made in any book, account, report or statement of the institution;
3. To obstruct or endeavor to obstruct a lawful examination of
the institution by an officer or employee of the Department.
It shall be unlawful and deemed a Class D1 felony offense for an
officer, director, employee or agent of a bank or trust company:
1. To maintain or authorize the maintenance of any account of
the bank or trust company in a manner which, to his knowledge, does
not conform to the requirements prescribed by this Code or by the
Commissioner or the Board;
2. With intent to deceive, to make any false or misleading
statement or entry or omit any statement or entry that should be
made in any book, account, report or statement of the institution;
3. To obstruct or endeavor to obstruct a lawful examination of
the institution by an officer or employee of the Department.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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