[Quibble]You mean at-will employment states. “Right to work” laws prohibit employers from requiring union membership of all employees.[/Quibble]
I Googled and I found this:
http://www.selection.com/pdfs/statelaw_criminalchecks.pdf (only Oklahoma statute cited applies only to sealed arrest and criminal records).
If you take a look at the statute, you’ll see that
O.S. sec. 22-19
For actual searching of court records–you won’t find arrest records, but if he’s been charged, it looks like you can find that–here: http://www.odcr.com/
You can find the statutes here:
http://oklegal.onenet.net/statutes.basic.html
That’s what I found from Googling. Not legal advice; not even thorough legal research. Talk to a lawyer for that.
And here is the state Supreme Court website (Oklahoma State Courts Network) which has some cases and other materials that are searchable.
And a pretty handy legal research guide: http://www.ecok.edu/academics/acad_resources/library/research_guides/legalstudies.asp
Oh yeah, here are some employment law links:
http://www.hrlawinfo.com/states/oklahoma.asp
AHA! THANKS, BIG-TIME!
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