Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-18e
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Criminal actions - Quo warranto - Appearance before grand
Official statutory text
juries.
In addition to the above powers and duties, the Attorney General
shall, when requested by the Governor, have power and authority to
institute and prosecute criminal actions and actions in the nature
of quo warranto; and shall, when requested by the Governor,
compatible with the performance of his other duties, appear before
and assist grand juries in their investigations.
In addition to the above powers and duties, the Attorney General
shall, when requested by the Governor, have power and authority to
institute and prosecute criminal actions and actions in the nature
of quo warranto; and shall, when requested by the Governor,
compatible with the performance of his other duties, appear before
and assist grand juries in their investigations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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