§ 1348 Enforcement of agreement.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

This rule tells every court, agency, and official in Oklahoma that they must follow and support the detainer agreement. A detainer agreement is an arrangement between states that helps manage cases when someone is in prison in one state but has charges pending in another state.

The rule basically says everyone involved, including judges, court staff, and government workers, has to work together to make this agreement function properly. It applies not just within Oklahoma, but also when working with the federal government and other states that are part of the same agreement.

For someone caught up in this process, this rule means the state takes these agreements seriously. Officials cannot simply ignore the agreement or refuse to cooperate with other states. They are required by law to help carry out its purpose, which is making sure cases involving prisoners with charges in multiple states get handled fairly and efficiently.