Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-21b
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Assistant Attorneys General - Other employees -
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Appointments - Duties and compensation.
The following positions are hereby created in the Office of the
Attorney General in lieu of all positions previously existing in
said office: One First Assistant Attorney General, and such other
Assistant Attorneys General, investigators, and other employees as
the Attorney General shall deem necessary for the proper performance
of his or her duties.
The Attorney General shall appoint and fix the duties and
compensation of all Assistant Attorneys General, investigators, and
other employees necessary to perform the duties imposed upon the
Attorney General by law, payable from appropriations made for such
purposes.
CLEET-certified investigators of the Office of the Attorney
General shall have and exercise all the powers and authority of
peace officers pursuant to rules promulgated by the Attorney
General.
The following positions are hereby created in the Office of the
Attorney General in lieu of all positions previously existing in
said office: One First Assistant Attorney General, and such other
Assistant Attorneys General, investigators, and other employees as
the Attorney General shall deem necessary for the proper performance
of his or her duties.
The Attorney General shall appoint and fix the duties and
compensation of all Assistant Attorneys General, investigators, and
other employees necessary to perform the duties imposed upon the
Attorney General by law, payable from appropriations made for such
purposes.
CLEET-certified investigators of the Office of the Attorney
General shall have and exercise all the powers and authority of
peace officers pursuant to rules promulgated by the Attorney
General.
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