Committee passes bill creating due-process path for officers placed on Brady/Giglio lists
Senate Bill 461, amended by committee, would establish procedures allowing state or county prosecutors to hear petitions from officers placed on Brady/Giglio lists so they may present a response; a Tulsa County deputy testified about being placed on a list without notice and supported the measure.
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Senator Hamilton presented a committee substitute for SB 461 to create a process for law-enforcement officers to petition prosecuting authorities when they are placed on Brady/Giglio lists. The sponsor said the bill does not bind federal prosecuting authorities but would provide state-level due-process steps in cases where a state or county prosecuting individual adds an officer to a list.
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