Criminal procedure; procedures for advising grand juries; transcripts; hearings; witnesses; effective date.

Header changed from 'STATE OF OKLAHOMA' to 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to indicate the bill is ready for floor consideration.

Minor text corrections in Section 1, subsection B, including fixing 'an the attorney' to 'an attorney' and 'expense of for' to 'expense of'.

Added explanatory notes indicating 'BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments' to help legislators track changes.

Page numbers and formatting were adjusted to reflect the floor version layout.

Replaced the entire bill text with a new version that maintains the same substantive provisions but with different formatting and page organization.

Added committee amendment header and metadata including sponsor information and adoption details.

Removed enrolled bill formatting elements including governor's signature lines and official passage dates.

District attorneys and their assistants can now actively advise grand juries and interrogate witnesses, whereas previously they could not advise on evidence sufficiency.

Grand jury transcripts are now restricted to specific parties (attorneys for accused, district attorneys, Attorney General) and cannot be reproduced or disclosed without court approval.

Attorneys who obtain grand jury transcripts are prohibited from representing parties in civil cases related to that testimony.

Hearings to release grand jury transcripts must be closed to the public unless there is a compelling public interest in opening them.

Transcripts can only be used for specific purposes: criminal proceedings, civil asset forfeiture related to indictments, or removal proceedings for public officials.

Grand jury sessions are now restricted to exclude anyone except grand jury members, witnesses, one witness attorney, and necessary interpreters.

Violations of transcript confidentiality rules are now misdemeanors punishable as contempt of court.

Added Enrolled House and Senate passage dates (March 11, 2025 and May 8, 2025) and signature lines for the Governor and Secretary of State, which are standard finalization formalities for enacted legislation.

Removed placeholder formatting lines, page numbers, and draft markings that were present in the Engrossed version but are not part of the final enacted text.

Document title changed from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', indicating the bill has moved through the committee process and is now in its final committee form.

Page numbering and reference numbers were updated from 'Req. No. 12368' to 'Req. No. 13130' to reflect the new document tracking number.

Formatting and spacing were adjusted throughout the document, including line numbers and section headers, to conform to the committee's final markup standards.

Added a new reference number '60-1-13130' at the bottom of the document, which appears to be the committee's internal tracking identifier for this version.