§ 1136 Foreign arrests - Misdemeanors.

If someone breaks this rule about foreign arrests, they can be charged with a misdemeanor. This means the punishment will be less serious than a felony charge. Misdemeanors usually come with shorter jail time and smaller fines compared to felony crimes.

This rule falls under a section of Oklahoma law dealing with arrests connected to other states or countries. By labeling a violation as a misdemeanor, the law makes clear that breaking this specific rule will not lead to felony-level consequences. This gives both prosecutors and the person charged a clear idea of how serious the case will be treated in court.