Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Oklahoma

Re: statue of limitations

Court actions are usually 10 years but all limitations defer depending on the offense and if the action taken was in or out of court. Either way, you can research this on the internet by looking up the Statutes Of Limitations (SOL)for this and/or other offenses that may be protected under the SOL.

Or, you are welcome to visit your local law library and request this information. The law library is located in the Oklahoma State Capitol Building if you are located in Oklahoma City and you may get a copy of SOL these from law books. Never-the-less,I recommend that you use the internet to narrow down your search.

Re: statue of limitations

Court actions are usually 10 years but all limitations defer depending on the offense and if the action taken was in or out of court. Either way, you can research this on the internet by looking up the Statutes Of Limitations (SOL)for this and/or other offenses that may be protected under the SOL.

Or, you are welcome to visit your local law library and request this information. The law library is located in the Oklahoma State Capitol Building if you are located in Oklahoma City and you may get a copy of SOL these from law books. Never-the-less,I recommend that you use the internet to narrow down your search.

Re: statue of limitations

Court actions are usually 10 years but all limitations defer depending on the offense and if the action taken was in or out of court. Either way, you can research this on the internet by looking up the Statutes Of Limitations (SOL)for this and/or other offenses that may be protected under the SOL.

Or, you are welcome to visit your local law library and request this information. The law library is located in the Oklahoma State Capitol Building if you are located in Oklahoma City and you may get a copy of SOL these from law books. Never-the-less,I recommend that you use the internet to narrow down your search.

Re: statue of limitations

Court actions are usually 10 years but all limitations defer depending on the offense and if the action taken was in or out of court. Either way, you can research this on the internet by looking up the Statutes Of Limitations (SOL)for this and/or other offenses that may be protected under the SOL.

Or, you are welcome to visit your local law library and request this information. The law library is located in the Oklahoma State Capitol Building if you are located in Oklahoma City and you may get a copy of SOL these from law books. Never-the-less,I recommend that you use the internet to narrow down your search.