District attorneys; clarifying scope of certain prohibited acts; effective date.

Summary

The measure updates Oklahoma law to make it a felony when district attorneys or their staff knowingly present forged documents, lie to witnesses, destroy evidence, or bribe testimony. It also clarifies perjury and subornation offenses and sets higher class D1 or D3 felony penalties. The changes aim to increase accountability and protect the integrity of the justice system.

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