OK SB1513

Amends Oklahoma statutes to make audio and video recordings from law enforcement vehicles and officers available for public inspection and copying as open records.

Law enforcement agencies may redact specific portions of recordings before release, including depictions of deaths, nude individuals, and identity of minors under age 16.

Allows redaction of recordings during internal investigations of law enforcement officers until investigation and disciplinary process concludes; recordings must then be released.

Clarifies that personal information in driver records and motor vehicle reports remain confidential under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, with limited exceptions for official law enforcement use.

Becomes effective November 1, 2014.