By When Must the State Provide the Evidence against a Defendant in Oklahoma? (22 O.S. 2002)

Discovery in Oklahoma Criminal Cases: When Must the State Provide Evidence? - Tulsa Attorney James Wirth Explains (22 O.S. 2002) In this YouTube video, Tulsa attorney James Wirth explains the statutory requirements for when the state must provide evidence against a defendant in a criminal case in the state of Oklahoma. He discusses the importance of discovery, the timelines set by Title 22, Section 2002, Subsection D, and the procedures for requesting and receiving the evidence. He emphasizes the need for defendants to be proactive in receiving the evidence and preparing their defense. Viewers seeking legal advice specific to their circumstances are encouraged to schedule a consultation with an attorney. Need An Attorney? Give us a call at 918-879-1681 or submit a legal question at https://www.wirthlawoffice.com/ Want The Transcript? https://www.wirthlawoffice.com/tulsa-... Join The Group! Have an Oklahoma legal question? There's a Facebook Group for that. Join me and the discussion by clicking the link and hitting "Join:"   / oklahoma.legal.questions