OK HB1361

Amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to allow public bodies to deny records requests that would "clearly cause excessive disruption of essential functions," with the option to require advance payment and reasonable time to comply if they choose to fulfill such requests

Authorizes law enforcement agencies to redact audio/video recordings from vehicle cameras and body cameras to obscure: death/dead bodies, nudity, minors, medical information, confidential informants, personal identifying information of non-arrestees, domestic violence details, gang affiliations, and ongoing investigation details

Expands categories of redactable information to include: suspects not arrested or cited, law enforcement opinions on guilt/innocence, and identities of officers under internal investigation (until investigation concludes)

Requires the Department of Public Safety to keep confidential: training materials, tactical policies/procedures, certain radio log information (phone numbers, non-incident addresses), and all driving records to prevent identity theft

Effective date: November 1, 2015