Opinion No., (1978)
Court: Oklahoma Attorney General Reports
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Visitors: 14
Filed: Dec. 28, 1978
Latest Update: Mar. 03, 2020
Summary: OPINION — AG — SENATE BILL NO. 359, SECOND REGULAR SESSION, THIRTY SIXTH OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE (1978), AUTHORIZES AND PERMITS CONCURRENT JURISDICTION AND ALLOWS A PRELIMINARY HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE CRIMINAL DIVISION OF THE DISTRICT COURT. A JUVENILE MAY CONTEST SUCH HEARING BY FILING A PETITION TO BE CERTIFIED AS A CHILD, A A PART OF THAT PROCEEDING MUST BE SET ASIDE FOR THAT PURPOSE. (NATHAN J. GIGGER)
OPINION — AG — SENATE BILL NO. 359, SECOND REGULAR SESSION, THIRTY SIXTH OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE (1978), AUTHORIZES AND PERMITS CONCURRENT JURISDICTION AND ALLOWS A PRELIMINARY HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE CRIMINAL DIVISION OF THE DISTRICT COURT. A JUVENILE MAY CONTEST SUCH HEARING BY FILING A PETITION TO BE CERTIFIED AS A CHILD, A A PART OF THAT PROCEEDING MUST BE SET ASIDE FOR THAT PURPOSE. (NATHAN J. GIGGER)
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