HB 3774: Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal…
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HB 3774
Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal and juvenile proceedings; effective date
Oklahoma · Became law
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| Collin Duel | Sponsors | Collin Duel sponsored HB 3774: Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal…. | None |
| Todd Gollihare | Sponsors | Todd Gollihare sponsored HB 3774: Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal…. | None |
| Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal and juvenile proceedings; effective date. | Source records | HB 3774: Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal… has an explicit source reference to Civil procedure; admissibility of statements; children; incapacitated person; criminal and juvenile proceedings; effective date.. | None |
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