- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- none
Oklahoma
Independent institutions that check this jurisdiction's own power — audit, ombudsman, inspector general, civilian review, ethics, and grand-jury bodies established by statute.
Oversight Bodies
3 tracked · ranked by independenceOklahoma State Auditor and Inspector
The Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector is independently elected statewide to a four-year term and is a constitutional officer. The office audits state agencies, counties, and other public entities.
Read scorecard → 02 AuditOklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
CLEET is the statewide peace officer certification and decertification body. Its 13-member council consists entirely of law enforcement officials and association representatives (three ex officio...
Read scorecard → 03 Ethics CommissionOklahoma Ethics Commission
The Oklahoma Ethics Commission is constitutionally established and enforces ethics, campaign finance, and lobbying laws for state officers, employees, candidates, and lobbyists. Five members are...
Read scorecard →Who watches the police?
Bodies with statutory law-enforcement scope
3 bodies · ranked by independence- Discipline authority
- binding
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- none
- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- none
- Civilian composition
- required