Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1007 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1007
Destruction or sale of documents by court clerk
Status: in_force

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 417

The court clerk in each county in Oklahoma is authorized to

destroy or sell for salvage the documents mentioned in this section

which have been on file or stored in the court clerk’s office for a

period longer than the time specified below:

1. One (1) year. All marriage health certificates.

2. Two (2) years. All instruments relating to beer, bingo,

process servers, foreign process servers, closing out sale, and pool

hall licenses including the applications, affidavits of residence,

orders for hearing, notices of hearing, affidavits of posting and

mailing and duplicate beer license.

3. Three (3) years. All duplicate receipts, duplicate

vouchers, mechanics' and materialmen's lien records, duplicate

deposit tickets, jury lists, juror and witness certificates, court

clerk's liens, court fund claims, jury and bailiff records, monthly

reports, statutory bonds, cost bonds, paid claims, procedural bonds,

court assignments, and court calendars including disposition docket

books containing entries which have been posted to the case file

docket sheet or computer printed docket sheet, appearance bonds and

search warrants in instances where no charges are filed, purchase

orders, court minutes and records pertaining to bondspersons’

licenses.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1110 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1110
Termination of plan
Status: in_force

(1) In the event a plan of the Retirement System is terminated

or in the event of complete discontinuation of contributions or is

partially terminated, the right of all participants or in the event

of partial termination the rights of the affected participants,

whether retired or otherwise, shall become fully vested.

(2) In the event of termination of the plan, the board of

trustees shall distribute the net assets of the fund, allowing a

period of not less than six (6) nor more than nine (9) months for

dissolution of disability claims, as follows:

(a) First, accumulated contributions shall be allocated to each

respective participant, former participant, retired member, joint

annuitant or beneficiary then receiving payments. If these assets

are insufficient for this purpose, they shall be allocated to each

such person in the proportion which his accumulated contributions

bear to the total of all such participants' accumulated

contributions. For purposes of this section, contribution means

payment into the System by an employer or employee for the benefit

of an individual employee.

(b) The balance of such assets, if any, remaining after making

the allocations provided in subparagraph (a) of this section shall

be disposed of by allocating to each person then having an interest

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in the fund the excess of his retirement income under the plan less

the retirement income which is equal to the actuarial equivalent of

the amount allocated to him under subparagraph (a) of this section.

Such allocation shall be made with the full amount of the remaining

assets to be allocated to the persons in each group in the following

order of precedence:

(i) those retired members, joint annuitants or

beneficiaries receiving benefits,

(ii) those members eligible to retire,

(iii) those members eligible for early retirement,

(iv) former participants electing to receive a vested

benefit, and

(v) all other members.

In the event the balance of the fund remaining after all

allocations have been made with respect to all retirement income in

a preceding group is insufficient to allocate the full actuarial

equivalent of such retirement income to all persons in the group for

which it is then being applied, such balance of the fund shall be

allocated to each person in such group in the proportion which the

actuarial equivalent of the retirement income allocable to him

pursuant to such group bears to the total actuarial equivalent of

the retirement income so allocable to all persons in such group.

Provided no discrimination in value results, the board of

trustees shall distribute the amounts so allocated in one of the

following manners as the board of trustees in their discretion may

determine:

(i) by continuing payment of benefits as they become due,

or

(ii) by paying, in cash, the amount allocated to any such

person.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-12 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-12
Fees and costs - Attendance of witnesses
Status: in_force

The party demanding a jury shall deposit with the Clerk of the

Supreme Court a sum sufficient to pay the expenses of summoning the

jury and the jurors' fees. The Clerk, Marshal, jurors and witnesses

shall be entitled to the same fees and mileage as are allowed in the

district court for like services. Witnesses may be notified by the

Clerk by mail and shall be required to attend from any county in the

state, if required by the party requesting such witness. The entire

costs in the cause shall be adjudged against the losing party, or

apportioned in such manner as the Court may in its discretion

direct. The Court may require deposits from either party as the

cause proceeds, to secure costs.

R.L. 1910, § 1758.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1309 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1309
Time allowed for transfer of remittances to proper fund
Status: in_force

All remittances transmitted to the Supreme Court for deposit to

the State Judicial Revolving Fund and to the State Judicial

Retirement Fund shall be placed by the Administrative Director of

the Courts in a clearing account and thence transferred to the

proper fund after refunds directed by the State Auditor and

Inspector have been effected or thirty (30) days of receipt,

whichever is the shorter period of time.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1006 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1006
Destruction of certain records and reporter's notes -
Status: in_force

Limitations.

A. Unless there is an objection by the chief judge of the

district court, the court clerk is authorized to destroy all

exhibits in all domestic relations cases in which there has been no

activity for more than twenty (20) years, and exhibits in all other

civil cases in which there has been no activity for more than ten

(10) years.

B. The chief judge may direct a court reporter to destroy a

court reporter's notes after the expiration of ten (10) years from

the date of a proceeding, or, if a proceeding has not resulted in an

appeal upon which a request has been made to transcribe the

proceeding, all notes of a court reporter may be destroyed

immediately upon completion of transcription of a proceeding.

C. No pleadings or judgments shall be destroyed under the

provisions of this section.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.4 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-30.4
Procedure and practice - Costs
Status: in_force

A. The Supreme Court shall, by rule, prescribe the procedure

and practice in the Court of Civil Appeals, the procedure in

bringing writs of certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals, and the

scope of review to be afforded on certiorari to that Court. Subject

to law and the rules of the Supreme Court, the Court of Civil

Appeals may promulgate its own rules.

B. There shall be deposited with the Clerk of the Supreme Court

as costs for the filing of a petition for certiorari to the Supreme

Court One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of which no rebate or refund of

any part thereof may be made; provided, the Supreme Court, by rule,

may prescribe the procedure for affording access to the Supreme

Court, on certiorari and without deposit of costs, to those indigent

persons who are deemed by it entitled thereto.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1104.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1104.2
Distribution requirements
Status: in_force

A. All benefits paid from the System shall be distributed in

accordance with the requirements of Section 401(a)(9) of the federal

Internal Revenue Code and the regulations under that section. In

order to meet these requirements, the System shall be administered

in accordance with the following provisions:

1. Distributions of a member's benefits must begin no later

than the date required by Section 401 of the federal Internal

Revenue Code;

2. The life expectancy of a member or a member's spouse may not

be recalculated after the benefits commence;

3. If a member dies before the distribution of the member's

benefits has begun, distributions to beneficiaries must begin no

later than December 31 of the calendar year immediately following

the calendar year in which the member died; and

4. The amount of benefits payable to a member's beneficiary may

not exceed the maximum determined under the incidental death benefit

requirement of the federal Internal Revenue Code.

B. Except as otherwise provided in Section 1102 of this title,

distributions from the System may be made only upon retirement,

separation from service, disability or death.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-14.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-14.1
Entities authorized to issue bonds – Application to the
Status: in_force

Supreme Court for approval.

Any department, institution, board, bureau, division,

commission, agency, trusteeship, or authority of state government

authorized to issue bonds, notes, or other evidences of indebtedness

may, upon advice of bond counsel or upon governing board approval,

file an application with the Supreme Court of Oklahoma for the

approval of any obligations to be issued by it. Exclusive original

jurisdiction shall be conferred upon the Supreme Court to hear and

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 14

determine each such application pursuant to rules and procedures

designated by the Court. The Court may give such applications

precedence over the other business of the Court and to consider and

pass upon the applications and any protests which may be filed

against the application as expeditiously as possible.

Notice of the hearing on each application shall be given by a

notice in a newspaper of general circulation in the state that on a

day named, the applicant will ask the Court to hear its application

and approve the obligations. Notice shall inform all persons

interested that they may file protests against the issuance of the

obligations and be present at the hearing and contest its legality.

The notice shall be published one time not less than ten (10) days

prior to the date named for the hearing and the hearing may be

adjourned from time to time in the discretion of the Court.

If the Court is satisfied that the obligations have been

properly authorized in accordance with the law and that when issued,

they will constitute valid obligations in accordance with their

terms, the Court shall render its written opinion approving the

obligations and shall fix the time within which a petition for

rehearing may be filed. The decision of the Court shall be a

judicial determination of the validity of the obligations, shall be

conclusive as to the applicant, its officers and agents, and

thereafter the obligations so approved and the revenues pledged to

their payment shall be incontestable in any court in this state.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1227 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1227
Law Library Revolving Fund - Authorized expenditures
Status: in_force

A. There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving

fund for the Supreme Court to be designated the "Law Library

Revolving Fund". The fund shall be a continuing fund, not subject

to fiscal year limitations, and shall consist of all monies

collected by the clerks of the district court for law libraries as

prescribed by law, the sales of any law library books or equipment,

charges for services, gifts, grants, private donations, and federal

funding. All monies accruing to the credit of the fund are hereby

appropriated and may be budgeted and expended by the Supreme Court

upon approval of the Chief Justice for:

1. The payment of charges due and owing by county law libraries

at the time this statute is enacted;

2. The purchase of books, journals, publications, computer-

assisted research devices and services, computer equipment and

maintenance, communication charges, and other necessary equipment,

services, and fixtures;

3. The payment of the salaries and benefits of personnel to

administer the law libraries and assist in the purchase, sale, and

inventory of books and equipment and the payment of all bills due

and owing by county law libraries. Without regard for the county in

which bills were incurred or monies accrued, all monies received in

the fund shall be combined and all bills paid from this fund;

4. The payment of incidental expenses as established in rules

promulgated by the Supreme Court;

5. The payment of expenses occurring as the result of a natural

disaster, accident, or equipment malfunction which is not reasonably

foreseeable;

6. No initial orders or renewals for printed materials not

previously on subscription may be placed after July 1, 1997; and

7. On or before August 1, 1997, the Administrative Director of

the Courts shall solicit proposals for electronic research services

to be provided to county law libraries if funds are available. Such

proposals shall provide both compact disc and Internet access

capabilities.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 455

Expenditures from this fund shall be made upon warrants issued

by the State Treasurer against claims filed as prescribed by law

with the Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise

Services for approval and payment.

B. Until June 30, 2021, the Office of Management and Enterprise

Services shall, at the request of the Administrative Director of the

Courts, transfer any monies from the Law Library Revolving Fund to

the Supreme Court Administrative Revolving Fund or the Interagency

Reimbursement Fund as necessary to perform the duties imposed upon

the Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals and district courts by

law.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-126 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-126
Trial court administrators - Duties - Appointment -
Status: in_force

Qualifications - Salary.

A. There are authorized to be appointed, two trial court

administrators, one for the Oklahoma-Canadian Counties Judicial

Administrative District and one for the Tulsa-Pawnee Counties

Judicial Administrative District. The duties of a trial court

administrator shall be to assist the presiding judge of the judicial

administrative district in the performance of his administrative

duties.

B. A trial court administrator shall be selected by the

presiding judge of the judicial administrative district in which he

is to be employed, subject to confirmation by a majority of the

district and associate district judges in the judicial

administrative district. A trial court administrator shall serve at

the pleasure of a majority of the district and associate district

judges in the judicial administrative district.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 408

C. To be eligible for appointment as a trial court

administrator, a person shall possess at least one of the following

minimum qualifications:

1. Be an attorney licensed to practice law in this state;

2. Have a bachelor's degree in court management, or an

equivalent degree; or

3. Have at least ten (10) years' experience in management with

substantial supervisory responsibility; and

4. Be a graduate of the Institute for Court Management.

D. Each trial court administrator shall receive a salary equal

to the salary received by a special judge.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1102A — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1102A
Disability retirement - Amount - Survivor benefits -
Status: in_force

Determination of benefits.

A. Any Justice or judge of the Supreme Court, Court of Criminal

Appeals, Court of Appeals, Workers’ Compensation Court or district

court who has reached the age of fifty-five (55) years and has

served as Justice or judge of any of the named courts in the State

of Oklahoma for a period of fifteen (15) continuous years or longer,

next preceding application for disability retirement, may receive as

retirement disability compensation a maximum monthly benefit in an

amount equal to four percent (4%) of the average monthly salary

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 423

received by the member when the member served as a Justice or judge

based on the last three (3) years of active service multiplied by

the total number of years of service on the named courts. But in no

event may such retirement disability of a Justice or judge who

incurs a disability before July 1, 2004, exceed seventy percent

(70%) or one hundred percent (100%), for a Justice or judge who

incurs a disability after June 30, 2004, of the average monthly

salary based on the highest three (3) years of active service and

found applicable to such Justice or judge at the time of retirement,

when such Justice or judge is ordered to retire from office with

compensation by the Court on the Judiciary for the reason of

physical disability preventing the proper performance of official

duty. The decree of the Court on the Judiciary shall set forth the

amount of compensation the Justice or judge so retired shall

receive, which compensation shall be payable out of the State

Judicial Retirement Fund. The only optional form of benefit payment

available for disability benefits is Option A, as provided for in

Section 3 of this act. Option A must be elected in accordance with

the provisions of Section 3 of this act. Benefit payments shall

cease upon the member's recovery from disability prior to the normal

retirement date. Future benefits, if any, shall be paid based upon

length of service and compensation as of the date of disability. In

the event that disability ceases and the member returns to

employment within the System, credited service to the date of

disability shall be restored, and future benefits shall be

determined accordingly.

B. For members of the System who are married on September 1,

2005, and who are still making the additional three percent (3%)

surviving spouse contributions as of that date, the surviving spouse

benefit shall be as follows:

1. The surviving spouse of a deceased Justice or judge having

at least eight (8) years of service shall be entitled to receive

survivor benefits in the amount herein prescribed, if married to the

decedent ninety (90) days prior to the termination of the member’s

employment as a Justice or judge and has been so married to the

member continuously for a period of at least three (3) years

immediately preceding his death, provided that the required

additional contributions are made;

2. Survivor benefits shall be payable in accordance with

Section 1001 et seq. of this title if the surviving spouse has then

attained the age of sixty (60) years or, if then under such age,

immediately upon his attainment of that age or if the surviving

spouse is disabled or when the deceased member served for a minimum

of ten (10) years and the Workers’ Compensation Court determines

that the death arose out of and in the course of employment or when

the deceased member would have met the requirements for retirement,

whichever occurs first;

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3. The amount of the benefits the surviving spouse may receive

shall be as follows:

a. fifty percent (50%) of the amount of benefits the

deceased Justice or judge was receiving immediately

prior to the member’s death, or

b. fifty percent (50%) of the amount the deceased Justice

or judge would have been entitled to receive on the

date of the member’s death, the annual rate of such

benefits to be determined without regard to whether

the deceased Justice or judge had attained minimum

retirement age at the time of the member’s death, and

c. such additional amounts as the surviving spouse is

eligible for in accordance with Section 1103A of this

title; or

4. In lieu of the benefits and provisions provided in

paragraphs 1, 2, and 3, of this subsection, the members described in

this subsection may elect upon retirement an Option A or B as

provided in Section 3 of this act.

C. Members who are single as of September 1, 2005, and who made

the additional three percent (3%) spousal contribution at any time

prior to that date, may apply to receive a refund or transfer of

such additional contributions and an unreduced retirement benefit.

To receive this refund, the qualifying member must file an

application for the refund with the System by December 1, 2005. The

applicable contributions shall be transferred pursuant to this

subsection and the procedures established by the Board. It is the

intent of the Legislature that the excess contributions which were

paid on a pretax basis and considered as picked up under the

provisions of Section 414(h)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986

shall be transferred directly to an account established for the

employee in the Oklahoma State Employees Deferred Savings Incentive

Plan, created under 401 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The excess contributions which were paid on an after-tax basis and

not considered picked up under the provisions of Section 414(h)(2)

of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall be transferred to the

Deferred Compensation Plan created under 457 of the Internal Revenue

Code of 1986. The provisions for refund or transfer contained in

this subsection shall not take effect until the Board receives

official written notice that this distribution satisfies the tax

qualification requirements for governmental plans applicable to such

refunds or transfers as specified in the Internal Revenue Code of

1986, as amended from time to time, and as applicable to

governmental plans and the relevant regulatory provisions and

guidance related thereto. The application and receipt of a refund

under this subsection shall operate as an irrevocable waiver of any

survivor benefit available under this act. In lieu of receiving a

refund of contributions the member may elect at retirement to have a

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survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act with a reduced

benefit. The Board of Trustees of the Uniform Retirement System for

Justices and Judges shall promulgate any rules necessary to

implement the provisions of this subsection.

D. Single members at the time of retirement who never made the

additional three percent (3%) spousal contribution, as provided in

Section 1103 of this title, shall receive an unreduced retirement

benefit or may elect at retirement to have a survivor option as

provided in Section 3 of this act with a reduced benefit. The Board

of Trustees of the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges

shall promulgate any rules necessary to implement the provisions of

this subsection.

E. Members who are married as of September 1, 2005, but who are

not paying the additional three percent (3%) surviving spousal

contribution as a result of waiver and consent of the spouse, shall

be eligible for a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this

act.

F. Members who join the system after August 31, 2005, shall be

eligible for a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act.

G. Any Justice, judge or surviving spouse meeting the

requirements for disability retirement benefits as provided in this

section may make application to the Court on the Judiciary for a

determination of disability retirement benefits. The Justice, judge

or surviving spouse making application shall be required by the

Court on the Judiciary to be examined by two recognized physicians

selected by the Court to determine the extent of disability of such

applicant. The examining physicians shall furnish the Court a

detailed written report of the disability of the examined applicant.

The Court shall then determine whether the applicant, if the member

is a Justice or judge, has a disability preventing the proper

performance of the member’s official duties. If the applicant is a

surviving spouse the court shall determine whether such surviving

spouse is disabled. If the Court determines that the applicant is

disabled, the Court shall order disability retirement benefits as

provided by this section. The Court shall require all persons

receiving disability benefits to submit to a physical examination

once each year for the three (3) years following the start of

disability benefits. The Court shall select two physicians to

examine such persons and if they are found no longer disabled by the

examining physicians the Court shall terminate such disability

benefits. The Justice, judge or surviving spouse shall then be

entitled to receive such other benefits as they may be entitled to

by law.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-61 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-61
Court of Criminal Appeals Revolving Fund
Status: in_force

There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving fund

for the Court of Criminal Appeals to be designated the "Court of

Criminal Appeals Revolving Fund". The fund shall be a continuing

fund, not subject to fiscal year limitations, and shall consist of

all monies received by the Court of Criminal Appeals from all other

monies so designated for deposit thereto. All monies accruing to

the credit of said fund are hereby appropriated and may be budgeted

and expended by the Court of Criminal Appeals for duties imposed

upon the Court of Criminal Appeals by law. Expenditures from said

fund shall be made upon warrants issued by the State Treasurer

against claims filed as prescribed by law with the Director of the

Office of Management and Enterprise Services for approval and

payment.

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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.8e — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.8e
District No. 7 - County of Oklahoma - Electoral
Status: in_force

divisions.

District No. 7. The county of Oklahoma. Said district shall

contain four electoral divisions as hereinafter described:

POPULATION

District 1

Oklahoma OK County

VTD: 367 73

VTD: 368 418

VTD: 372 541

VTD: 373 1

VTD: 374 1,138

VTD: 375 3,500

VTD: 376 4,131

VTD: 410

Block: 1083181039 0

Block: 1083181040 0

VTD 410 Subtotal 0

VTD: 411

Block: 1083141009 0

Block: 1083141010 133

Block: 1083141011 41

Block: 1083141012 41

Block: 1083141013 19

VTD 411 Subtotal 234

VTD: 479

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 51

Block: 1003003000 0

Block: 1003003011 0

Block: 1003003012 0

Block: 1003003013 0

Block: 1003003014 0

Block: 1003003015 0

Block: 1003003016 0

Block: 1003003017 0

VTD 479 Subtotal 0

VTD: 480 4,190

VTD: 484

Block: 1024003000 0

Block: 1024003008 0

Block: 1024003009 0

Block: 1024003015 0

VTD 484 Subtotal 0

VTD: 485 3,384

VTD: 536 0

VTD: 540 628

VTD: 541 10

VTD: 542 2,655

VTD: 543 3,260

VTD: 544 2,298

VTD: 545 2,697

VTD: 546 669

VTD: 547 1,594

VTD: 548 1,301

VTD: 549 3,508

VTD: 550 3,152

VTD: 551 1,929

VTD: 552 1,641

VTD: 553 4,202

VTD: 554 60

VTD: 555 55

VTD: 556 498

VTD: 558 58

VTD: 560 1,459

VTD: 561 1,422

VTD: 565

Block: 1083101000 223

Block: 1083101001 0

Block: 1083101002 0

Block: 1083101003 17

Block: 1083101004 1

Block: 1083101005 176

Block: 1083101006 123

Block: 1083101007 59

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 52

Block: 1083101008 13

Block: 1083101009 22

Block: 1083101010 88

Block: 1083101011 375

Block: 1083101012 0

Block: 1083101013 60

VTD 565 Subtotal 1,157

VTD: 566 8,363

VTD: 567

Block: 1083181027 0

Block: 1083181028 0

Block: 1083181041 0

Block: 1083181044 0

VTD 567 Subtotal 0

VTD: 568

Block: 1083023019 0

Block: 1083023021 0

VTD 568 Subtotal 0

VTD: 570 1,271

VTD: 571

Block: 1083022011 92

Block: 1083022012 0

Block: 1083022013 0

Block: 1083022014 27

Block: 1083022015 0

Block: 1083022016 67

Block: 1083022017 26

Block: 1083022018 0

Block: 1083022019 0

VTD 571 Subtotal 212

VTD: 576

Block: 1088041007 60

Block: 1088041008 45

Block: 1088041009 0

Block: 1088041041 1

Block: 1088041042 14

Block: 1088041043 5

Block: 1088041044 26

Block: 1089004003 36

Block: 1089004004 0

Block: 1089004005 30

Block: 1089004006 8

Block: 1089004007 19

Block: 1089004008 6

Block: 1089004009 13

Block: 1089004010 12

Block: 1089004011 11

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 53

Block: 1089004012 7

Block: 1089004013 23

Block: 1089004014 0

Block: 1089004015 23

Block: 1089004016 5

Block: 1089004017 0

Block: 1089004018 0

Block: 1089004019 7

Block: 1089004020 0

Block: 1089004021 45

Block: 1089004022 0

Block: 1089004023 18

Block: 1089004024 0

Block: 1089004025 24

Block: 1089004026 3

Block: 1089004027 19

Block: 1089004028 26

Block: 1089004029 7

Block: 1089004030 5

Block: 1089004031 26

Block: 1089004032 5

Block: 1089004033 14

Block: 1089004034 9

Block: 1089004035 12

Block: 1089004036 12

Block: 1089004037 6

Block: 1089004038 6

VTD 576 Subtotal 588

VTD: 578 73

VTD: 579

Block: 1088031000 5

Block: 1088031001 14

Block: 1088031002 42

Block: 1088031003 18

Block: 1088031004 2

Block: 1088031005 9

Block: 1088031006 7

Block: 1088031007 15

Block: 1088031008 15

Block: 1088031009 12

Block: 1088031010 11

Block: 1088031011 11

Block: 1088031012 10

Block: 1088031013 15

Block: 1088031014 35

Block: 1088031015 17

Block: 1088031016 10

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 54

Block: 1088031017 1

Block: 1088031018 3

Block: 1088031019 3

Block: 1088031020 8

Block: 1088031021 12

Block: 1088031022 3

Block: 1088031023 14

Block: 1088031024 17

Block: 1088031025 26

Block: 1088031026 11

Block: 1088031027 25

Block: 1088031028 11

Block: 1088031029 10

Block: 1088031030 4

Block: 1088031031 3

Block: 1088031032 15

Block: 1088031033 10

Block: 1088031034 5

Block: 1088031035 9

Block: 1088031036 5

Block: 1088031037 10

Block: 1088031038 6

Block: 1088031039 14

Block: 1088031040 8

Block: 1088031041 6

Block: 1088031042 7

Block: 1088031043 25

Block: 1088031044 18

Block: 1088031046 10

Block: 1088031047 9

Block: 1088031048 9

Block: 1088031049 2

Block: 1088031050 6

Block: 1088031051 12

Block: 1088031052 6

Block: 1088031053 10

Block: 1088031054 3

Block: 1088031055 19

Block: 1088031056 11

Block: 1088031057 12

Block: 1088032000 23

Block: 1088032001 15

Block: 1088032002 31

Block: 1088032003 8

Block: 1088032004 8

Block: 1088032005 12

Block: 1088032006 18

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Block: 1088032007 51

Block: 1088032008 54

Block: 1088032009 14

Block: 1088032010 13

Block: 1088032011 4

Block: 1088032012 5

Block: 1088032013 2

Block: 1088032014 6

Block: 1088032015 10

Block: 1088032016 0

Block: 1088032017 11

Block: 1088032018 13

Block: 1088032019 10

Block: 1088032020 0

Block: 1088032021 9

Block: 1088032022 13

Block: 1088032023 4

Block: 1088032024 8

Block: 1088032025 22

Block: 1088032026 11

Block: 1088032027 9

Block: 1088032028 7

Block: 1088032029 13

Block: 1088032030 6

Block: 1088032031 19

Block: 1088041010 6

Block: 1088041011 19

Block: 1088041013 21

Block: 1088041014 7

Block: 1088041015 13

Block: 1088041016 17

Block: 1088041017 26

Block: 1088041018 4

Block: 1088041019 8

Block: 1088041020 36

Block: 1088041021 27

Block: 1088041022 5

Block: 1088041023 7

Block: 1088041024 14

Block: 1088041025 12

Block: 1088041026 30

Block: 1088041027 0

Block: 1088041028 5

Block: 1088041029 14

Block: 1088041030 0

Block: 1088041031 1

Block: 1088041032 62

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Block: 1088041033 0

Block: 1088041034 7

Block: 1088041035 2

Block: 1088041036 2

Block: 1088041037 0

Block: 1088041038 0

Block: 1088041039 3

Block: 1088041040 0

Block: 1088041045 16

Block: 1088041046 25

Block: 1088041047 12

Block: 1088041048 20

Block: 1088041049 10

Block: 1088041050 48

Block: 1088043013 7

Block: 1088043014 0

Block: 1088043015 7

Block: 1088043016 5

Block: 1088043017 18

Block: 1088043021 5

Block: 1088043022 22

Block: 1088043023 196

VTD 579 Subtotal 1,814

VTD: 580 204

VTD: 589 1,893

VTD: 590

Block: 1080031000 0

Block: 1080031001 0

Block: 1080031002 0

Block: 1080031003 0

Block: 1080031004 0

Block: 1080031005 0

Block: 1080031006 0

Block: 1080031007 0

Block: 1080031008 0

Block: 1080031009 0

Block: 1080031010 0

Block: 1080031011 0

Block: 1080031012 0

Block: 1080031013 0

Block: 1080031014 0

Block: 1080031015 0

Block: 1080031028 0

Block: 1080031030 0

Block: 1080031031 0

Block: 1080031034 0

Block: 1080031035 0

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Block: 1080031036 0

Block: 1080031037 0

Block: 1080031038 2

Block: 1080031039 19

Block: 1080031040 0

Block: 1080031041 12

Block: 1080031042 9

Block: 1080031049 0

Block: 1080031050 0

Block: 1080031051 0

Block: 1080031052 0

Block: 1080031057 0

Block: 1080052027 0

Block: 1080052028 0

Block: 1080052036 0

Block: 1080052037 0

Block: 1080052038 0

Block: 1080052039 0

Block: 1080052040 4

Block: 1080052041 0

Block: 1080101000 24

Block: 1080101001 37

Block: 1080101002 12

Block: 1080101003 83

Block: 1080101004 0

Block: 1080101005 0

Block: 1080101006 15

Block: 1080101007 24

Block: 1080101008 15

Block: 1080101009 8

Block: 1080101010 8

Block: 1080101011 49

Block: 1080101012 94

Block: 1080101013 115

Block: 1080101014 89

Block: 1080101015 0

Block: 1080101016 62

Block: 1080101018 15

Block: 1080101019 24

Block: 1080101020 42

Block: 1080101032 1

Block: 1080111000 8

Block: 1080111001 181

Block: 1080111002 0

Block: 1080111003 0

Block: 1080111004 101

Block: 1080111005 36

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Block: 1080111006 6

Block: 1080111007 24

Block: 1080111008 13

Block: 1080111009 0

Block: 1080111010 0

Block: 1080111011 30

Block: 1080111012 30

Block: 1080111013 32

Block: 1080111014 5

Block: 1080111015 97

Block: 1080111016 32

Block: 1080111017 32

Block: 1080111018 44

Block: 1080111019 51

Block: 1080111020 16

Block: 1080111021 150

Block: 1080111022 72

Block: 1080111023 0

Block: 1080111024 79

Block: 1080111025 93

Block: 1080111026 20

Block: 1080111027 131

Block: 1080111028 78

Block: 1080111029 20

Block: 1080111030 12

Block: 1080111031 54

Block: 1080111032 0

Block: 1080111033 2

Block: 1080111034 0

Block: 1080111035 0

Block: 1080111036 0

Block: 1088011015 22

Block: 1088011016 39

Block: 1088011017 37

Block: 1088011018 6

Block: 1088011019 0

Block: 1088011020 11

Block: 1088011021 32

Block: 1088011034 0

Block: 1088011035 0

Block: 1088011036 0

Block: 1088011037 0

VTD 590 Subtotal 2,359

VTD: 591 2,378

Oklahoma OK County Subtotal 71,018

District 1 Subtotal 71,018

District 2

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 59

Oklahoma OK County

VTD: 301 1,727

VTD: 302 1,161

VTD: 303 1,057

VTD: 304 3,025

VTD: 305 2,421

VTD: 306 1,879

VTD: 307 1,545

VTD: 308 2,243

VTD: 309 704

VTD: 310 3,037

VTD: 311 3,070

VTD: 312 1,440

VTD: 313 2,271

VTD: 314 2,194

VTD: 315 1,909

VTD: 395 916

VTD: 401 2,931

VTD: 402 1,319

VTD: 403

Block: 1082131005 65

Block: 1082131006 42

Block: 1082131007 76

Block: 1082131008 2

Block: 1082131009 18

Block: 1082131010 18

Block: 1082131025 26

Block: 1082131026 75

Block: 1082131027 526

Block: 1082131028 0

Block: 1082131029 7

Block: 1082131030 21

Block: 1082131031 29

Block: 1082131032 64

Block: 1082131035 76

VTD 403 Subtotal 1,045

VTD: 416 5,117

VTD: 417 0

VTD: 418 0

VTD: 419 3,224

VTD: 420 1,875

VTD: 421 3,318

VTD: 422 2,189

VTD: 423 3,043

VTD: 424 2,798

VTD: 425 5,086

VTD: 426 1,604

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VTD: 427 1,334

VTD: 428 4,203

VTD: 429 4,128

VTD: 430 3,796

VTD: 431 5,212

VTD: 432 5,162

VTD: 433 1,577

VTD: 434 4,122

VTD: 435 3,433

VTD: 436 4,730

VTD: 437 2,110

VTD: 438 5,610

VTD: 439

Block: 1066082008 0

Block: 1084021000 58

Block: 1084021001 38

Block: 1084021002 74

Block: 1084021003 62

Block: 1084021004 102

Block: 1084021005 41

Block: 1084021006 79

Block: 1084021007 41

Block: 1084021008 0

Block: 1084021009 66

Block: 1084021010 29

Block: 1084021011 47

Block: 1084021012 0

Block: 1084021013 38

Block: 1084021014 62

Block: 1084021015 36

Block: 1084021016 44

Block: 1084022000 46

Block: 1084022001 49

Block: 1084022002 42

Block: 1084022003 32

Block: 1084022004 34

Block: 1084022005 68

Block: 1084022006 46

Block: 1084022007 64

Block: 1084022008 68

Block: 1084022009 24

Block: 1084022010 33

Block: 1084022011 0

Block: 1084022012 0

Block: 1085063012 0

Block: 1085063013 0

Block: 1085081000 0

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Block: 1085081001 0

Block: 1085081002 0

Block: 1085081004 0

Block: 1085081005 0

Block: 1085081006 0

Block: 1085081007 0

Block: 1085081014 0

Block: 1085081015 0

Block: 1085081016 0

Block: 1085081017 0

Block: 1085081039 0

VTD 439 Subtotal 1,323

VTD: 442 2,714

VTD: 444 1,766

VTD: 445 1,502

VTD: 446 2,485

VTD: 447 319

VTD: 448 2,894

VTD: 449 2,027

VTD: 455 2,823

VTD: 456 1,265

VTD: 457 2,165

VTD: 458 2,735

VTD: 459 1,254

VTD: 460 4,151

VTD: 461 1,908

VTD: 462 3,261

VTD: 463 2,552

VTD: 464 2,327

VTD: 465 976

VTD: 466 1,726

VTD: 467 3,200

VTD: 468 2,405

VTD: 469 1,996

VTD: 470

Block: 1022001004 0

Block: 1022001005 39

Block: 1022001007 52

Block: 1022001008 50

Block: 1022001009 32

Block: 1022001010 47

Block: 1022001011 38

Block: 1022001012 54

VTD 470 Subtotal 312

VTD: 472

Block: 1021001002 0

Block: 1021001003 0

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 62

Block: 1021001004 10

Block: 1021001005 13

Block: 1021001006 27

Block: 1021001007 29

Block: 1021001008 0

Block: 1021001009 21

Block: 1021001010 47

Block: 1021001011 36

Block: 1021001012 16

Block: 1021001013 4

Block: 1021001014 0

Block: 1021001015 0

Block: 1021001021 34

Block: 1021001022 40

Block: 1021001023 0

Block: 1021001028 20

Block: 1021001029 47

Block: 1021001030 18

Block: 1021001031 37

Block: 1021001032 0

Block: 1021001033 0

VTD 472 Subtotal 399

VTD: 488

Block: 1022001013 42

Block: 1022001014 55

Block: 1022001015 57

Block: 1022001016 34

Block: 1022001027 69

Block: 1022001028 56

Block: 1022001029 52

Block: 1022001030 25

Block: 1070021009 0

Block: 1070021023 0

Block: 1070021024 0

Block: 1070021025 0

Block: 1070021026 0

Block: 1070021057 0

Block: 1070021058 0

Block: 1070021060 0

Block: 1070021062 0

Block: 1070021088 0

Block: 1070021089 0

Block: 1070021090 0

Block: 1070021091 0

Block: 1070021092 0

Block: 1070021093 0

Block: 1070021094 0

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Block: 1070021095 0

Block: 1070021102 0

Block: 1070021103 0

Block: 1070021126 0

Block: 1070021127 11

Block: 1070021128 23

Block: 1070021129 0

Block: 1070021130 0

VTD 488 Subtotal 424

VTD: 489 3,416

VTD: 490 2,927

VTD: 491 1,967

VTD: 492 2,245

VTD: 493 4,553

VTD: 500 1,044

VTD: 501 2,217

VTD: 502 3,336

VTD: 506

Block: 1072151005 125

Block: 1072151006 131

Block: 1072151007 127

Block: 1072151008 103

Block: 1072151009 114

Block: 1072151010 117

Block: 1072151011 294

Block: 1072153000 56

Block: 1072153001 63

Block: 1072153002 130

Block: 1072153003 65

Block: 1072153004 145

Block: 1072153005 62

Block: 1072153006 39

Block: 1072153007 118

Block: 1072153008 132

Block: 1072153009 163

Block: 1072153010 28

Block: 1072153011 55

VTD 506 Subtotal 2,067

VTD: 512 4,180

VTD: 513 1,241

VTD: 514 2,225

VTD: 515 3,055

VTD: 516 2,724

VTD: 517

Block: 1072061000 0

Block: 1072061001 0

Block: 1072061002 0

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Block: 1072061003 59

Block: 1072061004 0

Block: 1072061005 37

Block: 1072061006 122

Block: 1072061007 442

Block: 1072061008 0

Block: 1072061009 101

Block: 1072061010 81

Block: 1072062000 131

Block: 1072062001 103

Block: 1072062002 70

Block: 1072062003 51

Block: 1072062004 37

Block: 1072062005 65

Block: 1072062006 179

Block: 1072062010 57

Block: 1072062011 76

Block: 1072062012 15

Block: 1072062013 80

Block: 1072063000 0

Block: 1072063001 0

Block: 1072063002 0

Block: 1072063003 0

Block: 1072063006 0

Block: 1072063008 777

Block: 1072063009 134

Block: 1072063010 142

Block: 1072064001 210

Block: 1072064002 67

Block: 1072064003 77

Block: 1072064004 102

Block: 1072064005 31

Block: 1072064006 40

Block: 1072064007 78

Block: 1072064014 28

VTD 517 Subtotal 3,392

Oklahoma OK County Subtotal 201,063

District 2 Subtotal 201,063

District 3

Oklahoma OK County

VTD: 334

Block: 1082061000 66

Block: 1082061001 2

Block: 1082061002 2

Block: 1082061003 0

Block: 1082061004 0

Block: 1082061005 12

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Block: 1082061006 0

Block: 1082061007 274

Block: 1082061008 0

Block: 1082061009 89

Block: 1082061010 0

Block: 1082061011 0

Block: 1082061012 23

Block: 1082061013 1

Block: 1082061021 21

Block: 1082132000 422

Block: 1082132001 0

Block: 1082132002 0

Block: 1082132003 0

Block: 1082132004 0

Block: 1082132005 0

Block: 1082132006 39

Block: 1082132007 0

Block: 1082132008 0

Block: 1082132009 42

Block: 1082132010 4

Block: 1082132011 8

Block: 1082132012 50

Block: 1082132013 231

Block: 1082132014 0

Block: 1082132015 0

Block: 1082132016 0

Block: 1082132017 0

Block: 1082132018 0

Block: 1082132019 0

Block: 1082132030 0

Block: 1082132031 0

Block: 1082133000 0

Block: 1082133001 294

Block: 1082133002 0

Block: 1082133003 0

Block: 1082133004 0

Block: 1082133005 0

Block: 1082133006 0

Block: 1082133013 0

Block: 1082133014 10

Block: 1082133015 9

Block: 1082133016 7

Block: 1082133017 2

Block: 1082133018 0

Block: 1082133019 200

Block: 1082133020 0

Block: 1082133021 0

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Block: 1082133022 0

Block: 1082133023 0

Block: 1082133024 22

Block: 1082133025 0

Block: 1082133026 0

Block: 1082133027 54

Block: 1082133028 0

Block: 1082133029 0

Block: 1082133030 37

Block: 1082133051 0

VTD 334 Subtotal 1,921

VTD: 335 2,898

VTD: 336 4,865

VTD: 351 2,395

VTD: 352

Block: 1082161015 30

Block: 1082161021 66

Block: 1082161029 29

Block: 1082161030 58

Block: 1082161031 40

Block: 1082161032 60

Block: 1082161033 56

Block: 1082161034 59

Block: 1082161035 50

Block: 1082161036 49

Block: 1082161037 0

Block: 1082161038 0

Block: 1082161039 0

VTD 352 Subtotal 497

VTD: 393 1,606

VTD: 394 2,052

VTD: 396 2,087

VTD: 397 1,013

VTD: 398 1,490

VTD: 399 2,111

VTD: 400 0

VTD: 403

Block: 1082211018 0

Block: 1082211019 3

Block: 1082211020 22

Block: 1082211021 49

Block: 1082211022 0

Block: 1082211023 27

Block: 1082211024 0

Block: 1082211025 0

Block: 1082211026 0

Block: 1082211034 0

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Block: 1082212008 54

Block: 1082212009 69

Block: 1082212011 0

Block: 1082212012 110

Block: 1082212013 69

Block: 1082212014 37

Block: 1082212015 24

Block: 1082212016 124

Block: 1082212017 39

Block: 1082212018 287

Block: 1082212019 54

Block: 1082212020 97

Block: 1082212021 27

Block: 1082212022 58

Block: 1082212023 14

Block: 1082212024 4

Block: 1082212025 2

Block: 1082212026 0

Block: 1082212027 12

Block: 1082212028 6

Block: 1082212029 1

Block: 1082212030 64

Block: 1082212031 86

Block: 1082212032 54

Block: 1082213000 109

Block: 1082213001 835

Block: 1082213002 68

Block: 1082213003 24

Block: 1082213004 102

Block: 1082213005 37

Block: 1082213006 255

Block: 1082213007 0

Block: 1082213008 0

Block: 1082213009 200

Block: 1082213010 0

Block: 1082213011 0

Block: 1082213012 25

Block: 1082213013 0

Block: 1082213014 0

Block: 1082213015 339

Block: 1082213016 25

Block: 1082213017 0

Block: 1082213018 0

Block: 1082213019 489

Block: 1082213020 42

Block: 1082213021 119

Block: 1082213022 55

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Block: 1082213023 0

Block: 1082213024 24

VTD 403 Subtotal 4,141

VTD: 404 4,132

VTD: 405 6,023

VTD: 406 707

VTD: 407 1,536

VTD: 408 5,068

VTD: 410

Block: 1083181030 0

Block: 1083181031 0

Block: 1083181032 0

Block: 1083181033 0

Block: 1083181034 0

Block: 1083181035 0

Block: 1083181036 0

Block: 1083181037 0

Block: 1083181038 0

VTD 410 Subtotal 0

VTD: 411

Block: 1083132000 118

Block: 1083132001 68

Block: 1083132002 496

Block: 1083132003 123

Block: 1083132004 0

Block: 1083132005 123

Block: 1083132006 33

Block: 1083132007 32

Block: 1083132008 9

Block: 1083141000 0

Block: 1083141001 0

Block: 1083141002 0

Block: 1083141003 0

Block: 1083141004 0

Block: 1083141005 0

Block: 1083141006 1

Block: 1083141007 0

Block: 1083141008 0

Block: 1083142000 0

Block: 1083142001 0

Block: 1083142002 1,560

Block: 1083152017 0

Block: 1083152018 0

Block: 1083152019 0

Block: 1083153012 0

Block: 1083153015 0

VTD 411 Subtotal 2,563

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VTD: 412 803

VTD: 413 4,372

VTD: 414 5,003

VTD: 415 5,993

VTD: 439

Block: 1085071000 439

Block: 1085071001 0

Block: 1085071002 46

Block: 1085071003 31

Block: 1085071004 0

Block: 1085071005 69

Block: 1085071006 0

Block: 1085071007 49

Block: 1085071008 47

Block: 1085071009 45

Block: 1085071010 0

Block: 1085071011 0

Block: 1085071012 45

Block: 1085071013 37

Block: 1085071014 47

Block: 1085071015 43

Block: 1085071016 43

Block: 1085071017 0

Block: 1085071018 112

Block: 1085071019 68

Block: 1085071020 29

Block: 1085081003 0

Block: 1085081038 0

VTD 439 Subtotal 1,150

VTD: 440 1,509

VTD: 441 1,405

VTD: 443 0

VTD: 450 1,590

VTD: 451 2,312

VTD: 452 3,887

VTD: 453 3,895

VTD: 454 3,009

VTD: 470

Block: 1022001000 115

Block: 1022001001 52

Block: 1022001002 0

Block: 1022001003 0

Block: 1022001006 35

Block: 1022002000 47

Block: 1022002001 58

Block: 1022002002 81

Block: 1022002003 42

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VTD 470 Subtotal 430

VTD: 471 4,312

VTD: 472

Block: 1009001000 45

Block: 1009001001 15

Block: 1009001002 35

Block: 1009001003 49

Block: 1009001004 53

Block: 1009001005 145

Block: 1009001006 0

Block: 1009001007 0

Block: 1009001008 43

Block: 1009001009 50

Block: 1009001010 56

Block: 1009001011 61

Block: 1009001012 62

Block: 1009001013 60

Block: 1009001014 21

Block: 1009001015 19

Block: 1009001016 0

Block: 1009001017 36

Block: 1009001018 18

Block: 1009001019 24

Block: 1021001000 27

Block: 1021001001 0

Block: 1021001016 0

Block: 1021001017 12

Block: 1021001018 36

Block: 1021001019 44

Block: 1021001020 36

Block: 1021001024 0

Block: 1021001025 47

Block: 1021001026 57

Block: 1021001027 0

Block: 1021002000 30

Block: 1021002001 31

Block: 1021002002 23

Block: 1021002003 56

Block: 1021002004 46

Block: 1021002005 54

Block: 1021002006 35

Block: 1021002007 35

Block: 1021002008 44

Block: 1021002009 36

Block: 1021002010 35

Block: 1021002011 36

Block: 1021002012 2

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Block: 1021002013 0

Block: 1021002014 7

Block: 1021002015 39

Block: 1021002016 27

Block: 1021002017 13

Block: 1021002018 0

Block: 1021002019 28

Block: 1021002020 53

Block: 1021002021 66

Block: 1021002022 40

Block: 1021002023 41

Block: 1021002024 33

Block: 1059042020 33

Block: 1059042021 25

Block: 1059042022 40

Block: 1059043000 36

Block: 1059043001 55

Block: 1059043002 63

Block: 1059043003 71

Block: 1059043004 55

Block: 1059043005 56

Block: 1059043006 62

Block: 1059043007 50

Block: 1059043008 60

Block: 1059043009 60

Block: 1059043010 56

Block: 1059043011 54

Block: 1059043012 21

Block: 1059043013 58

Block: 1059044020 83

Block: 1059044021 36

Block: 1059044022 33

Block: 1059044023 38

Block: 1059044024 29

Block: 1059044025 38

Block: 1059044026 41

Block: 1059044027 81

Block: 1059044028 8

Block: 1059044029 14

Block: 1059044030 151

VTD 472 Subtotal 3,268

VTD: 473 3,359

VTD: 474 3,339

VTD: 475 1,334

VTD: 476 2,660

VTD: 477 2,977

VTD: 478 4,024

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VTD: 479

Block: 1001002000 33

Block: 1001002001 28

Block: 1001002006 44

Block: 1001002007 40

Block: 1001002008 43

Block: 1001002009 39

Block: 1001002014 43

Block: 1001002015 0

Block: 1001002016 19

Block: 1001002017 12

Block: 1001002018 29

Block: 1001002019 21

Block: 1001002020 0

Block: 1001002021 30

Block: 1001002022 28

Block: 1003003001 197

Block: 1003003002 44

Block: 1003003003 27

Block: 1003003004 46

Block: 1003003005 35

Block: 1003003006 38

Block: 1003003007 33

Block: 1003003008 28

Block: 1003003009 37

Block: 1003003010 33

Block: 1003003018 0

Block: 1003003019 0

Block: 1003003020 0

Block: 1003003021 0

Block: 1003003022 0

Block: 1003003023 49

Block: 1003003024 44

Block: 1003003025 84

Block: 1003003026 81

Block: 1003003027 97

Block: 1003003028 35

Block: 1003003029 104

Block: 1003003030 62

Block: 1003003031 0

Block: 1003003032 29

Block: 1003003033 30

VTD 479 Subtotal 1,542

VTD: 481 2,513

VTD: 482 2,964

VTD: 483 2,793

VTD: 484

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Block: 1023004023 0

Block: 1023004024 0

Block: 1024001000 53

Block: 1024001001 95

Block: 1024001002 44

Block: 1024001003 54

Block: 1024001004 112

Block: 1024001005 92

Block: 1024001006 68

Block: 1024001007 111

Block: 1024001008 53

Block: 1024001009 32

Block: 1024001010 65

Block: 1024001011 39

Block: 1024001012 49

Block: 1024002000 33

Block: 1024002001 44

Block: 1024002002 66

Block: 1024002003 0

Block: 1024002004 26

Block: 1024002005 72

Block: 1024002006 77

Block: 1024002007 32

Block: 1024002008 39

Block: 1024002009 64

Block: 1024002010 97

Block: 1024002011 80

Block: 1024002012 70

Block: 1024003002 22

Block: 1024003003 50

Block: 1024003004 90

Block: 1024003005 98

Block: 1024003006 0

Block: 1024003007 28

Block: 1024003010 0

Block: 1024003011 17

Block: 1024003012 157

Block: 1024003013 52

Block: 1024003014 33

Block: 1024003016 53

Block: 1024003017 40

Block: 1024003018 46

Block: 1024003019 6

Block: 1024003020 154

Block: 1024003021 78

Block: 1024003022 51

Block: 1024003023 25

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Block: 1024003024 19

Block: 1024003025 34

Block: 1024003026 0

Block: 1024003027 43

Block: 1024004000 117

Block: 1024004001 72

Block: 1024004002 72

Block: 1024004003 50

Block: 1024004004 47

Block: 1024004005 90

Block: 1024004006 83

Block: 1024004007 76

Block: 1024004008 28

Block: 1024004009 45

Block: 1024004010 37

Block: 1024004011 9

Block: 1033001000 61

Block: 1033001001 70

Block: 1033001002 45

Block: 1033001003 88

Block: 1033001004 27

Block: 1033001005 68

Block: 1033001006 75

Block: 1033001007 72

Block: 1033001008 69

Block: 1033001009 54

Block: 1033001010 74

Block: 1033001011 28

Block: 1033001012 47

Block: 1033001013 39

Block: 1033001014 71

Block: 1033001015 45

Block: 1033002000 60

Block: 1033002001 40

Block: 1033002002 48

Block: 1033002003 31

Block: 1033002004 20

Block: 1033002005 21

Block: 1033002006 44

Block: 1033002007 0

Block: 1033002008 17

Block: 1033002009 11

Block: 1033002010 62

Block: 1033002011 19

Block: 1033002012 19

Block: 1033002013 45

Block: 1033002014 34

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Block: 1033002015 17

Block: 1033002016 9

Block: 1033002017 10

Block: 1033002018 53

Block: 1033002019 25

Block: 1033002020 27

Block: 1033002021 43

Block: 1033002022 9

Block: 1033002023 0

Block: 1033002024 0

Block: 1033002025 0

Block: 1033002026 0

Block: 1033002027 0

Block: 1033002028 0

Block: 1033002029 7

Block: 1033002030 13

Block: 1033002031 0

Block: 1033002032 0

Block: 1033002033 0

Block: 1033002034 0

Block: 1033002035 0

Block: 1033002036 0

Block: 1033002037 0

Block: 1033002038 0

Block: 1033002039 0

Block: 1033002040 0

Block: 1033002041 0

Block: 1033002042 0

Block: 1033002043 0

Block: 1033002044 0

Block: 1033002045 23

Block: 1033002046 0

Block: 1033002047 0

Block: 1033002048 0

Block: 1033002049 0

Block: 1033002050 2

Block: 1033002051 26

Block: 1033002052 22

Block: 1033002053 0

Block: 1033002054 0

Block: 1033002055 14

Block: 1033002056 0

Block: 1033002057 0

Block: 1033002058 0

Block: 1034001000 26

Block: 1034001001 0

Block: 1034001002 0

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Block: 1034001003 0

Block: 1034001004 0

Block: 1034001005 37

Block: 1034001006 12

Block: 1034001007 0

Block: 1034001008 8

Block: 1034001009 0

Block: 1034001010 0

Block: 1034001011 0

Block: 1034001012 40

Block: 1034001013 51

Block: 1034001014 24

Block: 1034001015 60

Block: 1034001016 29

Block: 1034001017 38

Block: 1034001018 0

Block: 1034001019 0

Block: 1035001000 0

Block: 1035001001 0

Block: 1035001002 2

Block: 1035001003 0

Block: 1035001004 39

Block: 1035001005 37

Block: 1035001006 58

Block: 1035001007 0

Block: 1035001008 46

Block: 1035001009 15

Block: 1058001009 2

Block: 1058001010 0

Block: 1058001074 0

VTD 484 Subtotal 5,617

VTD: 486 5,659

VTD: 487 202

VTD: 488

Block: 1022001017 0

Block: 1022001018 0

Block: 1022001019 0

Block: 1022001020 0

Block: 1022001021 0

Block: 1022001022 60

Block: 1022001023 39

Block: 1022001024 16

Block: 1022001025 0

Block: 1022001026 39

Block: 1022002004 222

Block: 1022002005 187

Block: 1022002006 60

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Block: 1022002007 0

Block: 1022002008 215

Block: 1057001000 0

Block: 1057001001 0

Block: 1057001002 0

Block: 1057001003 0

Block: 1057001004 0

Block: 1057001005 0

Block: 1057001006 0

Block: 1057001007 0

Block: 1057001008 0

Block: 1057001009 0

Block: 1057001010 7

Block: 1057001011 0

Block: 1057001012 0

Block: 1057001013 0

Block: 1057001014 0

Block: 1057001015 288

Block: 1057001016 0

Block: 1057001018 0

Block: 1057001042 0

Block: 1058001000 0

Block: 1058001001 0

Block: 1058001002 0

Block: 1058001003 0

Block: 1058001004 0

Block: 1058001005 0

Block: 1058001006 0

Block: 1058001007 0

Block: 1058001008 0

Block: 1058001011 0

Block: 1058001012 0

Block: 1058001013 0

Block: 1058001014 0

Block: 1058001015 0

Block: 1058001016 9

Block: 1058001017 133

Block: 1058001018 0

Block: 1058001019 10

Block: 1058001020 25

Block: 1058001021 0

Block: 1058001022 0

Block: 1058001023 0

Block: 1058001024 12

Block: 1058001025 24

Block: 1058001026 39

Block: 1058001027 13

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Block: 1058001028 19

Block: 1058001029 26

Block: 1058001030 0

Block: 1058001031 28

Block: 1058001032 74

Block: 1058001033 81

Block: 1058001034 33

Block: 1058001035 0

Block: 1058001036 4

Block: 1058001037 9

Block: 1058001038 18

Block: 1058001039 22

Block: 1058001040 4

Block: 1058001041 8

Block: 1058001042 0

Block: 1058001043 19

Block: 1058001044 0

Block: 1058001045 0

Block: 1058001046 22

Block: 1058001047 26

Block: 1058001048 0

Block: 1058001049 0

Block: 1058001050 0

Block: 1058001051 0

Block: 1058001052 17

Block: 1058001053 0

Block: 1058001054 3

Block: 1058001055 0

Block: 1058001056 0

Block: 1058001057 0

Block: 1058001058 0

Block: 1058001059 0

Block: 1058001060 0

Block: 1058001061 0

Block: 1058001062 0

Block: 1058001063 0

Block: 1058001064 0

Block: 1058001065 0

Block: 1058001066 0

Block: 1058001067 0

Block: 1058001068 0

Block: 1058001069 0

Block: 1058001070 55

Block: 1058001071 0

Block: 1058001072 49

Block: 1058001073 0

Block: 1058001075 35

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Block: 1070021000 0

Block: 1070021001 0

Block: 1070021002 0

Block: 1070021003 0

Block: 1070021004 0

Block: 1070021005 0

Block: 1070021006 0

Block: 1070021007 0

Block: 1070021008 0

Block: 1070021010 0

Block: 1070021011 0

Block: 1070021012 0

Block: 1070021013 0

Block: 1070021014 0

Block: 1070021015 0

Block: 1070021016 0

Block: 1070021017 0

Block: 1070021018 0

Block: 1070021019 0

Block: 1070021020 0

Block: 1070021021 0

Block: 1070021022 0

Block: 1070021027 0

Block: 1070021028 0

Block: 1070021029 0

Block: 1070021030 0

Block: 1070021031 0

Block: 1070021032 0

Block: 1070021033 0

Block: 1070021034 0

Block: 1070021035 0

Block: 1070021036 0

Block: 1070021037 0

Block: 1070021038 0

Block: 1070021039 0

Block: 1070021040 0

Block: 1070021041 0

Block: 1070021042 0

Block: 1070021043 0

Block: 1070021044 0

Block: 1070021045 0

Block: 1070021046 0

Block: 1070021047 0

Block: 1070021048 0

Block: 1070021049 0

Block: 1070021050 0

Block: 1070021051 0

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Block: 1070021052 0

Block: 1070021053 0

Block: 1070021054 0

Block: 1070021055 0

Block: 1070021056 0

Block: 1070021073 0

Block: 1070021074 0

Block: 1070021075 0

Block: 1070021076 0

Block: 1070021077 0

Block: 1070021078 0

Block: 1070021079 0

Block: 1070021080 0

Block: 1070021081 0

Block: 1070021082 0

Block: 1070021083 0

Block: 1070021084 0

Block: 1070021085 0

Block: 1070021086 0

Block: 1070021087 0

Block: 1070021098 0

Block: 1070021099 0

Block: 1070021100 0

Block: 1070021101 0

Block: 1070021104 0

Block: 1070021105 0

Block: 1070021106 0

Block: 1070021107 0

Block: 1070021108 0

Block: 1070021131 0

VTD 488 Subtotal 1,950

VTD: 494 5,182

VTD: 495 3,439

VTD: 496 3,145

VTD: 497 3,146

VTD: 498 2,977

VTD: 499 5,440

VTD: 503 6,714

VTD: 504 2,992

VTD: 505 3,464

VTD: 506

Block: 1072151000 130

Block: 1072151001 147

Block: 1072151002 52

Block: 1072151003 131

Block: 1072151004 121

Block: 1072152000 118

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Block: 1072152001 52

Block: 1072152002 19

Block: 1072152003 72

Block: 1072152004 116

Block: 1072152005 71

Block: 1072152006 87

Block: 1072152007 201

Block: 1072152008 127

Block: 1072152009 61

Block: 1072152010 54

Block: 1072152011 151

Block: 1072152012 118

Block: 1072152013 94

VTD 506 Subtotal 1,922

VTD: 507 3,236

VTD: 508 1,913

VTD: 509 3,049

VTD: 510 3,547

VTD: 511 3,512

VTD: 517

Block: 1072062007 40

Block: 1072062008 36

Block: 1072062009 37

Block: 1072063004 0

Block: 1072063005 0

Block: 1072063007 0

Block: 1072063011 0

Block: 1072063012 0

Block: 1072064000 198

Block: 1072064008 16

Block: 1072064009 39

Block: 1072064010 224

Block: 1072064011 4

Block: 1072064012 11

Block: 1072064013 24

Block: 1072064015 207

Block: 1072064016 0

Block: 1072064017 33

VTD 517 Subtotal 869

VTD: 518 1,972

VTD: 519 3,149

VTD: 520 2,759

VTD: 521 2,008

VTD: 522 3,310

VTD: 523 3,949

VTD: 524 1,076

VTD: 525 2,353

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VTD: 526 4,936

VTD: 527 3,775

VTD: 528 2,906

VTD: 529 162

VTD: 530 958

VTD: 531 81

VTD: 532 3,652

VTD: 537 854

VTD: 538 0

VTD: 539 1

VTD: 557 103

VTD: 559 265

VTD: 562 2,073

VTD: 563 311

VTD: 564 354

VTD: 565

Block: 1083072009 36

Block: 1083072012 41

Block: 1083072013 41

Block: 1083072014 42

Block: 1083072015 82

Block: 1083073000 156

Block: 1083073001 37

Block: 1083073002 0

Block: 1083073003 68

Block: 1083073004 117

Block: 1083073005 56

Block: 1083073006 53

Block: 1083073007 92

Block: 1083073008 92

Block: 1083073009 82

Block: 1083073010 34

Block: 1083073011 40

Block: 1083073012 738

Block: 1083074000 117

Block: 1083074011 41

Block: 1083074012 99

Block: 1083074013 43

VTD 565 Subtotal 2,107

VTD: 567

Block: 1083181009 0

Block: 1083181010 0

Block: 1083181029 0

Block: 1083181042 0

VTD 567 Subtotal 0

VTD: 588 775

Oklahoma OK County Subtotal 229,412

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District 3 Subtotal 229,412

District 4

Oklahoma OK County

VTD: 316 1,064

VTD: 317 2,226

VTD: 318 2,506

VTD: 319 2,754

VTD: 320 24

VTD: 321 4,228

VTD: 322 1,264

VTD: 323 1,344

VTD: 324 258

VTD: 325 493

VTD: 326 2,147

VTD: 327 1,117

VTD: 328 4,356

VTD: 329 2,688

VTD: 330 3,291

VTD: 331 1,665

VTD: 332 3,544

VTD: 333 2,097

VTD: 334

Block: 1081061000 23

Block: 1081061001 0

Block: 1081061002 36

Block: 1081061003 0

Block: 1081061004 128

Block: 1081061005 40

Block: 1081061006 21

Block: 1081061007 0

Block: 1081061008 0

Block: 1081061009 0

Block: 1081061010 0

Block: 1081061011 0

Block: 1081061012 92

Block: 1081061013 0

Block: 1081061014 0

Block: 1081061015 0

Block: 1081061016 0

Block: 1081061017 75

Block: 1081061018 25

Block: 1081061019 142

Block: 1081061020 1

Block: 1081061021 487

Block: 1081061022 0

Block: 1081061023 58

Block: 1081061024 4

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Block: 1081061025 10

Block: 1081061026 27

Block: 1081061027 5

Block: 1081061028 0

Block: 1081061029 28

Block: 1081061030 92

Block: 1081061031 11

Block: 1081061032 0

Block: 1081061033 2

Block: 1081061034 0

Block: 1081061035 13

Block: 1081061036 9

Block: 1081061037 0

Block: 1081061038 23

Block: 1081061039 2

Block: 1081062000 0

Block: 1081062001 0

Block: 1081062002 21

Block: 1081062003 0

Block: 1081062004 16

Block: 1081062005 0

Block: 1081062006 4

Block: 1081062007 0

Block: 1081062008 85

Block: 1081062009 172

Block: 1081062010 21

Block: 1081062011 116

Block: 1081062012 0

Block: 1081062013 2

Block: 1081062014 42

Block: 1081062021 43

Block: 1081062022 0

Block: 1081062023 0

Block: 1092011009 5

Block: 1092011010 291

Block: 1092011011 57

Block: 1092011012 73

Block: 1092011013 4

Block: 1092011014 31

Block: 1092011015 60

Block: 1092011016 77

Block: 1092011017 1

Block: 1092011018 4

Block: 1092011019 0

Block: 1092011020 0

Block: 1092011021 3

Block: 1092011022 0

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Block: 1092011023 0

Block: 1092011024 0

Block: 1092011025 28

Block: 1092011026 82

Block: 1092011027 0

Block: 1092011028 0

Block: 1092011029 2

Block: 1092011030 38

Block: 1092011031 12

Block: 1092011032 15

Block: 1092011033 0

Block: 1092011034 0

Block: 1092011042 22

Block: 1092011043 0

Block: 1092011051 12

Block: 1092011052 0

Block: 1092011053 0

Block: 1092011054 0

Block: 1092011065 6

VTD 334 Subtotal 2,699

VTD: 337 5,089

VTD: 338 4,060

VTD: 339 3,013

VTD: 340 4,919

VTD: 341 837

VTD: 342 594

VTD: 343 779

VTD: 344 3,779

VTD: 345 2,903

VTD: 346 2,849

VTD: 347 6,204

VTD: 348 3,379

VTD: 349 2,483

VTD: 350 3,089

VTD: 352

Block: 1082151000 0

Block: 1082151001 75

Block: 1082151002 0

Block: 1082151003 298

Block: 1082151004 81

Block: 1082151005 64

Block: 1082151006 0

Block: 1082151007 33

Block: 1082151008 267

Block: 1082151009 50

Block: 1082151010 90

Block: 1082151011 63

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Block: 1082151012 42

Block: 1082151013 68

Block: 1082151014 0

Block: 1082151015 0

Block: 1082151016 258

Block: 1082151017 83

Block: 1082151018 0

Block: 1082151019 0

Block: 1082151020 0

Block: 1082151021 27

Block: 1082151022 69

Block: 1082151023 27

Block: 1082151024 310

Block: 1082151025 49

Block: 1082151026 34

Block: 1082151027 0

Block: 1082151028 0

Block: 1082151029 104

Block: 1082151030 9

Block: 1082151031 9

Block: 1082151032 14

Block: 1082151033 61

Block: 1082151034 0

VTD 352 Subtotal 2,185

VTD: 353 2,553

VTD: 354 4,295

VTD: 355 2,684

VTD: 356 3,410

VTD: 357 2,703

VTD: 358 3,160

VTD: 359 2,618

VTD: 360 5,612

VTD: 361 1,893

VTD: 362 2,083

VTD: 363 2,466

VTD: 364 2,403

VTD: 365 2,341

VTD: 366 860

VTD: 369 1,063

VTD: 370 1,762

VTD: 371 740

VTD: 377 2,633

VTD: 378 3,883

VTD: 379 3,289

VTD: 380 1,939

VTD: 381 3,993

VTD: 382 2,986

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VTD: 383 3,690

VTD: 384 3,880

VTD: 385 4,797

VTD: 386 2,941

VTD: 387 1,954

VTD: 388 4,096

VTD: 389 4,137

VTD: 390 492

VTD: 391 1,338

VTD: 392 727

VTD: 409 1,195

VTD: 533 6,402

VTD: 534 3,432

VTD: 535 4,388

VTD: 568

Block: 1083021000 0

Block: 1083021001 0

Block: 1083021002 0

Block: 1083021003 0

Block: 1083021004 0

Block: 1083021005 0

Block: 1083021006 0

Block: 1083021007 0

Block: 1083021008 0

Block: 1083021009 0

Block: 1083021010 0

Block: 1083023000 41

Block: 1083023001 32

Block: 1083023002 65

Block: 1083023003 52

Block: 1083023004 44

Block: 1083023005 47

Block: 1083023006 33

Block: 1083023007 65

Block: 1083023008 189

Block: 1083023009 0

Block: 1083023010 0

Block: 1083023011 213

Block: 1083023012 90

Block: 1083023013 8

Block: 1083023014 3

Block: 1083023015 7

Block: 1083023016 0

Block: 1083023017 0

Block: 1083023018 0

Block: 1083023020 0

Block: 1083023029 0

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Block: 1083023030 0

Block: 1083023031 0

VTD 568 Subtotal 889

VTD: 569 2,049

VTD: 571

Block: 1081102009 0

Block: 1081102010 0

Block: 1081102011 0

Block: 1081102015 0

Block: 1081102016 103

Block: 1081102017 5

Block: 1081102018 0

Block: 1081102019 181

Block: 1081102020 38

Block: 1081102021 27

Block: 1081102022 25

Block: 1081102023 9

Block: 1081102024 3

Block: 1081102025 44

Block: 1081102026 18

Block: 1081102027 8

Block: 1081102028 57

Block: 1081102029 0

Block: 1081102030 0

Block: 1081102031 268

Block: 1081102032 0

Block: 1081102033 0

Block: 1081102034 0

Block: 1081102035 0

Block: 1081102040 0

Block: 1081102041 0

Block: 1081102042 0

Block: 1081102043 0

Block: 1081102044 0

Block: 1081102045 0

Block: 1081102046 0

Block: 1081102047 0

Block: 1081102048 0

Block: 1081102049 0

Block: 1081102050 0

Block: 1081102051 22

Block: 1081102052 0

Block: 1081102053 22

Block: 1081102054 0

Block: 1081102055 0

Block: 1081103011 0

Block: 1081103014 17

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Block: 1081103015 46

Block: 1081103016 96

Block: 1081103017 78

Block: 1081103018 21

Block: 1083011000 51

Block: 1083011007 41

Block: 1083011008 42

Block: 1083011009 17

Block: 1083011010 43

Block: 1083011011 123

Block: 1083011012 53

Block: 1083011013 3

Block: 1083011014 9

Block: 1083011019 10

VTD 571 Subtotal 1,480

VTD: 572 2

VTD: 573 603

VTD: 574 2,786

VTD: 575 98

VTD: 576

Block: 1089001033 19

Block: 1089001034 4

Block: 1089001035 130

VTD 576 Subtotal 153

VTD: 577 81

VTD: 579

Block: 1088031045 13

VTD 579 Subtotal 13

VTD: 581 7,757

VTD: 582 3,135

VTD: 583 2,460

VTD: 584 2,398

VTD: 585 1,529

VTD: 586 2

VTD: 587 122

VTD: 590

Block: 1088011000 56

Block: 1088011001 4

Block: 1088011002 2

Block: 1088011003 23

Block: 1088011004 15

Block: 1088011005 12

Block: 1088011006 6

Block: 1088011007 20

Block: 1088011008 15

Block: 1088011009 9

Block: 1088011010 5

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Block: 1088011011 14

Block: 1088011012 11

Block: 1088011013 3

Block: 1088011014 7

Block: 1088011022 2

Block: 1088011023 39

Block: 1088011024 0

Block: 1088011025 9

Block: 1088011026 37

Block: 1088011027 0

Block: 1088011028 3

Block: 1088011029 40

Block: 1088011030 1

Block: 1088011031 0

Block: 1088011032 0

Block: 1088011033 3

Block: 1088011043 0

Block: 1088011044 9

Block: 1088011045 10

VTD 590 Subtotal 355

VTD: 592 455

VTD: 593 4

VTD: 594 4

VTD: 595 0

Oklahoma OK County Subtotal 217,140

District 4 Subtotal 217,140

State totals 718,633
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3014 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3014
Administrative Director of the Courts — Authority to make
Status: in_force

notice or requests on behalf of at-risk individuals.

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Upon written request of an at-risk individual, the

Administrative Director of the Courts is authorized to make any

notice or request required or authorized by this act on behalf of

the at-risk individual. The notice or request shall include

information necessary to ensure compliance with this act. The

Director may delegate this authority to an appropriate state agency.

Any notice or request made under this act shall be deemed to have

been made by the at-risk individual and comply with the notice and

request requirements of this act.

In lieu of individual notices or requests, the Administrative

Director of the Courts, may provide state agencies, county and

municipal governments, commercial entity, persons, businesses, or

associations with a list of at-risk individuals and their immediate

family that includes information necessary to ensure compliance with

this act, as determined by the Administrative Director of Courts for

the purpose of maintaining compliance with this act. Such list

shall be deemed to comply with individual notice and request

requirements of this act.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3016 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3016
Covered information not to be publicly posted or
Status: in_force

displayed — Exceptions.

A. Except as provided in subsection B of this section, no

person, business, or association shall publicly post or publicly

display on the Internet covered information of an at-risk individual

or immediate family if the at-risk individual has made a written

request to that person, business, or association to not disclose the

covered information of the at-risk individual or immediate family.

B. Subsection A of this section shall not apply to:

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1. Covered information that the at-risk individual or immediate

family voluntarily publishes on the Internet after the date of

enactment of this act; or

2. Covered information lawfully received from a state

government source or from an employee or agent of the state

government.

C. After receiving a written request under this section, the

person, business, or association shall remove within seventy-two

(72) hours the covered information from the Internet and ensure that

the information is not made available on any publicly available

website controlled by that person, business, or association, and

ensure that the covered information of the at-risk individual or

immediate family is not made available on any publicly available

website controlled by that person, business, or association.

D. This section shall not apply to:

1. Covered information that the at-risk individual or immediate

family voluntarily publishes on the Internet after the date of

enactment of this act; or

2. A transfer made at the request of the at-risk individual or

that is necessary to effectuate a request to the person, business,

or association from the at-risk individual.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-32 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-32
When court or members disqualified
Status: in_force

When said court, or any member thereof, shall be disqualified

under the Constitution and laws of this state to hear and determine

any case or cases in said court, the same shall be certified to the

Governor of the state, who shall immediately commission the

requisite number of persons learned in the law for the trial and

determination of such case or cases.

R.L. 1910, § 1760.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.5 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-30.5
Opinions - Publications
Status: in_force

The Court of Civil Appeals shall effect disposition of cases

assigned to it by a written opinion prepared in such form as the

Supreme Court prescribes. No opinion of the Court of Civil Appeals

shall be binding or cited as precedent unless it shall have been

approved by the majority of the justices of the Supreme Court for

publication in the official reporter. The Supreme Court shall

direct which opinion or decision, if any, of the Court of Civil

Appeals shall be published in the unofficial reporter. Opinions of

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the Court of Civil Appeals which apply settled precedent and do not

settle new questions of law shall not be released for publication in

the official reporter.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3003 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3003
Persons subject to order restricting right to vote -
Status: in_force

Notification of secretary of county election board.

A. The clerk of the district court shall notify the secretary

of the county election board of the name of each person who is the

subject of an order by the district court restricting, limiting,

suspending, or otherwise altering their right to vote.

B. The clerk of the district court shall notify the secretary

of the county election board of the name of each person whose right

to vote has been reinstated or otherwise modified.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1102C — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1102C
Retirement benefit options
Status: in_force

A. Except as otherwise provided for in this section and Section

1104.2 of this title, members who join the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges on September 1, 2005, or thereafter, may

elect to have the retirement benefit paid under one of the options

provided in this section in lieu of having it paid in the form

stated in Section 1104 of this title. The election of an option

must be made prior to the member's retirement date or to receipt of

a benefit after termination of service with a vested benefit. A

specific person must be designated as joint annuitant at the time of

the election of Option A or B. Election of an option is available

with respect to the vested benefit. All retirement benefits of a

married member shall be paid pursuant to the Option A plan as

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provided for in this section unless the spouse of a member consents

in writing for the unreduced benefits to be paid as provided for in

Section 1104 of this title. The spouse of the member is not required

to consent in writing to the election of the Option B plan by the

member.

B. The amount of retirement benefit payable under an option

shall be based on the age and sex of the member and the age and sex

of the joint annuitant at the retirement date, and shall be such

amount as to be the actuarial equivalent of the retirement benefit

otherwise payable under Section 1104 of this title.

C. The retirement options are:

Option A. Joint and one-half to joint annuitant survivor. A

reduced retirement benefit is payable to the retiree during his or

her lifetime with one-half (1/2) of that amount continued to the

joint annuitant during such joint annuitant's remaining lifetime, if

any, after the death of the retiree. If the named joint annuitant

dies at any time after the member's retirement date, but before the

death of the retiree, the retiree shall return to the unreduced

retirement benefit, including any postretirement benefit increases,

the member would have received had the member not selected Option A.

The benefit shall be determined at the date of death of the named

joint annuitant. This increase shall become effective the first day

of the month following the date of death of the named joint

annuitant, and shall be payable for the retiree's remaining

lifetime. The retiree shall notify the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges of the death of the named joint annuitant in

writing. In the absence of the written notice being filed by the

member notifying the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and

Judges of the death of the named joint annuitant within six (6)

months of the date of death, nothing in this subsection shall

require the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges to pay

more than six (6) months of retrospective benefits increase.

Option B. Joint and survivor. A reduced retirement benefit is

payable to the retiree during his or her lifetime with that amount

continued to the joint annuitant during the joint annuitant's

remaining lifetime, if any, after the death of the retiree. If the

named joint annuitant dies at any time after the member's retirement

date, but before the death of the retiree, the retiree shall return

to the unreduced retirement benefit, including any postretirement

benefit increases, the member would have received had the member not

selected Option B. The benefit shall be determined at the date of

death of the named joint annuitant. This increase shall become

effective the first day of the month following the date of death of

the named joint annuitant, and shall be payable for the retiree's

remaining lifetime. The retiree shall notify the Uniform Retirement

System for Justices and Judges of the death of the named joint

annuitant in writing. In the absence of such written notice being

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filed by the member notifying the Uniform Retirement System for

Justices and Judges of the death of the named joint annuitant within

six (6) months of the date of death, nothing in this subsection

shall require the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges

to pay more than six (6) months of retrospective benefits increase.

D. If a member who is eligible to retire in accordance with the

provisions of this section or Section 1104 of this title but is not

actually retired or is eligible to vest or has elected a vested

benefit dies, the member's spouse may elect to receive benefits as a

joint annuitant under Option B, calculated as if the member retired

on the date of death, in lieu of receiving the member's accumulated

contributions. However, no benefits shall be payable before the

date the deceased member would have met the requirements for a

normal or early retirement. The provisions of this paragraph shall

be applicable to a surviving spouse of a deceased member who died

prior to the effective date of this act, but only if no benefits or

distributions have been previously paid.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1104J — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1104J
Increase in benefits - July 1, 2008 - Offset
Status: in_force

Any person receiving benefits from the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges as of June 30, 2007, who continues to

receive benefits on or after July 1, 2008, shall receive a four-

percent increase in said benefits beginning in July 2008.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1108A — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1108A
Claims for payment of death benefit, unpaid accumulated contributions or final monthly
Status: in_force

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 5contributions or final monthly benefit - Limitation.

All claims for payment of the death benefit, unpaid accumulated

contributions of a deceased member or the final monthly benefit must

be made within three (3) years of the date of death of the member.

If no claim is made within three (3) years, payment of these monies

shall no longer be due and all such monies shall be forfeited to the

Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges in the State

Judicial Retirement Fund.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1604.3 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1604.3
Opinion
Status: in_force

Opinion. The Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals of this

state shall state in a written opinion the law answering the

certified question and shall send a copy of the opinion to the

certifying court, counsel of record, and parties appearing without

counsel.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1304 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1304
Claims allowable - Approval - Limitation on courthouse
Status: in_force

building.

A. Claims against the court fund shall include only expenses

lawfully incurred for the operation of the court in each county.

Payment of the expenses may be made after the claim is approved by

the district judge who is a member of the governing board of the

court fund and either the local court clerk or the local associate

district judge who is a member of the governing board. No

expenditures falling into any category listed in paragraphs 1, 5, 6,

7 and 13 of subsection B of this section, may be made without prior

written approval of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The

Supreme Court may provide by rule the manner in which expenditures

in the restricted categories shall be submitted for approval. When

allowing the expenditures in paragraphs 6 and 7 of subsection B of

this section, the Chief Justice shall direct that resort first be

had to the surplus funds in the court fund in the county involved.

B. The term "expenses" shall include the following items and

none others:

1. Compensation of bailiffs and employees of the court fund;

2. Juror fees and mileage, as well as overnight accommodation

and food expense for jurors kept together as set out in Section 81

et seq. of Title 28 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

3. Witness fees and mileage for witnesses subpoenaed by the

defense as set out in Section 81 et seq. of Title 28 of the Oklahoma

Statutes, except that expert witnesses for county indigent defenders

shall be paid a reasonable fee for their services;

4. Office supplies, books for records, postage, and printing;

5. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment;

6. Renovating, remodeling, and maintenance of courtrooms,

judge's chambers, clerk's offices, and other areas primarily used

for judicial functions;

7. Rent for courtroom facilities outside the courthouse;

8. Judicial robes;

9. Attorney fees for indigents in the trial court and on

appeal;

10. Compensation or reimbursement for services provided in

connection with an adult guardianship proceeding as provided by

Section 4-403 of Title 30 of the Oklahoma Statutes. Compensation

from the court fund for attorneys appointed pursuant to the Oklahoma

Guardianship Act shall be substantially the same as for attorneys

appointed in juvenile proceedings pursuant to Title 10A of the

Oklahoma Statutes. The compensation, if any, for guardians ad litem

appointed pursuant to the Oklahoma Guardianship Act shall not exceed

One Hundred Dollars ($100.00);

11. Transcripts ordered by the court;

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12. Necessary telephone expenses, gas, water, and electrical

utilities for the part of the county courthouse occupied by the

court and other areas used for court functions;

13. Security expenses for the part of the county courthouse

occupied by the court and other areas used for court functions;

14. The cost of publication notice in juvenile proceedings as

provided in Section 1-4-304 of Title 10A of the Oklahoma Statutes

and in termination of parental rights proceedings brought by the

state as provided in Section 1-4-905 of Title 10A of the Oklahoma

Statutes;

15. Interpreter fees;

16. Necessary travel expenses of the office of county indigent

defender approved by the court fund governing board;

17. Rent for county indigent defender's office outside of the

county courthouse;

18. Computer equipment for county indigent defender's office;

19. Reasonable compensation for expert, investigative, or other

services authorized by the court for indigent defendants not

represented by a county indigent defender or the Oklahoma Indigent

Defense System, if requested;

20. Necessary training for the judges and court personnel on

the court integrated computer system; and

21. Any other expenses now or hereafter expressly authorized by

statute.

C. Nothing in Section 1301 et seq. of this title shall prevent

the construction of additional courtrooms within existing courthouse

facilities, from funds other than the court fund.

D. Items of equipment, furniture, fixtures, printing, or

supplies that are available in the quantities desired from a

contract vendor's list for order or purchase by the court fund

through the facilities of the Central Purchasing Division of the

Office of Management and Enterprise Services may not be purchased by

any court fund at prices higher than those approved by the Director

of Central Purchasing.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.11 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.11
District No. 10
Status: in_force

District No. 10. The county of Osage. Said district shall have

one district judge to be nominated and elected at large.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 91
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-44 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-44
Return of mandate when lower court loses jurisdiction
Status: in_force

When the court from which an appeal is taken shall be deprived

of jurisdiction of the cause pending such appeal, and when such case

shall have been determined by the Criminal Court of Appeals, the

mandate of the Criminal Court of Appeals shall be returnable to the

court of which jurisdiction has been given over said cause.

R.L. 1910, § 1773.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1005.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1005.1
Destruction of paper records after recording on other
Status: in_force

medium or passage of certain time.

A. All paper records which have been recorded on microfilm,

microfiche, compact disc, or any other recognized technological

means may be destroyed after the respective case has been

adjudicated. With the exception of felony conviction records,

probate, adoption, quiet title, ejectment, partition, marriage and

divorce records, and Indian deed approval records, all court records

which have not been recorded on microfilm, microfiche, compact disc,

or any other recognized technological means and in which no activity

has occurred for twenty-two (22) years, may be destroyed or may be

given as historical research materials to an appropriate

organization as determined by the court clerk of the district court.

B. Small claims cases and justice of the peace court records

shall not be subject to microfilm or other permanent recording

requirements. The court clerk of each district court shall destroy

the judicial records of justice of the peace courts including docket

books on which they are entered, and small claims cases including

the docket books and sheets on which they are entered after a five-

year period has elapsed since any pleading has been filed or any

action taken in the case.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1710 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1710
Good cause for services of registered or non-certified
Status: in_force

persons.

In district court proceedings, the court shall endeavor to

obtain the services of a courtroom interpreter with the highest

available level of credential prior to accepting services of an

interpreter with lesser credential and skill. Certified courtroom

interpreters have the highest recognized level of credential in this

state, and registered courtroom interpreters have the next highest

level. When good cause is shown and the court has determined that

it would not be practical, within a reasonable time frame, to secure

the services of an individual certified under Sections 1701 through

1710 of this title, the court may utilize the services of a

registered courtroom interpreter. When good cause is shown and the

court has determined that it would not be practical, within a

reasonable time frame, to secure the services of a registered

courtroom interpreter, the court may utilize the services of a

provisional interpreter or other person who does not hold a

certified or registered credential. If the Board establishes

additional levels of qualified interpreters, the court shall follow

the recognized hierarchy of credential when endeavoring to obtain

interpreter services. For purposes of this section, "good cause"

means that due to the nature of the hearing, and time being of the

essence, the securing of a certified or registered interpreter would

not be possible due to the time, distance, or availability of a

certified or registered interpreter. The court shall make a

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specific finding as to the good cause for the emergency

circumstances. In addition, the non-credentialed person shall have

reasonably demonstrated to the court and the parties such person's

proficiency for the purposes of that hearing. It is also mandatory

that the proceedings are audio taped, and in the event of deaf or

hard of hearing individuals, audio and video taped. The recording

shall be labeled and remain an official part of the record.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3007 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3007
XXX
Status: in_force

A. There is hereby created a Cost Administration Implementation

Committee within the Administrative Office of the Courts. Members

of the Committee shall be appointed no later than July 1, 2022. The

Committee shall be composed of thirteen (13) members as follows:

1. The Administrative Director of the Courts or designee;

2. The District Court Clerk of Oklahoma County or designee;

3. The District Court Clerk of Tulsa County or designee;

4. Two District Court Judges or their designees to be selected

by the Chief Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court;

5. Two District Court Clerks or their designees to be selected

by the Executive Board of the Court Clerk's Association;

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6. Two County Sheriffs or their designees to be selected by the

Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association;

7. Two Municipal Court Judges or their designees to be selected

by the Oklahoma Municipal Judges Association; and

8. Two lay persons who work regularly to assist or who advocate

for persons who owe fines, fees, costs, and assessments to the court

system to be selected by the Chief Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme

Court.

B. The Chief Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court shall

designate a chair and vice-chair from among the members of the

Committee. A majority of the members present at a meeting shall

constitute a quorum to conduct business.

C. Meetings of the Committee shall be subject to the provisions

of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act and the Oklahoma Open Records Act.

D. Members shall not receive any compensation for their

services but shall be reimbursed pursuant to the provisions of the

State Travel Reimbursement Act.

E. The Committee shall be staffed by employees of the

Administrative Office of the Courts.

F. The Committee shall oversee the implementation of the

provisions of Sections 2 through 5 of this act by July 1, 2023, and

shall be authorized to make recommendations to the Oklahoma

Legislature for any changes it deems necessary and appropriate for

the administration of court fines, fees, costs, and assessments.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3006 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3006
Videoconferencing – Allowable proceedings
Status: in_force

A. Beginning January 1, 2012, district courts may use

videoconferencing, including two-way interactive video technology,

between a courtroom and a correctional facility of the Department of

Corrections or a juvenile detention facility of the Office of

Juvenile Affairs to conduct the following proceedings including, but

not limited to:

1. Sentence reviews;

2. Post-conviction relief hearings;

3. Delinquent and deprived actions;

4. Custody and adoption proceedings;

5. Commitment proceedings; and

6. Extradition proceedings.

B. A waiver from the defendant or juvenile of the right to be

present in the courtroom for a hearing shall be obtained prior to

conducting any proceeding using videoconferencing or two-way

interactive video technology. The use of videoconferencing or two-

way interactive video technology shall be in accordance with any

requirements and guidelines established by the Administrative Office

of the Courts and all proceedings at which such technology is

utilized shall be recorded verbatim by the district court.

C. The Administrative Office of the Courts shall promulgate

rules and procedures to implement the provisions of this section.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1315.2a — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1315.2a
Court Information System - Accounting System
Status: in_force

The Oklahoma Supreme Court shall implement an accounting system

for the Oklahoma Court Information System with the approval of the

State Auditor and Inspector.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1315 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1315
Oklahoma Court Information System - Oklahoma Court
Status: in_force

Information System Revolving Fund.

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A. 1. The Supreme Court, by and through the Office of the

Administrative Director of the Courts, shall establish a court

information system to be designated the "Oklahoma Court Information

System" for the purpose of providing data processing services to

state agencies, boards, and commissions and other entities pursuant

to contract. The Administrative Director of the Courts may assess a

reasonable fee for such services.

2. Court clerks and judges of the district courts of this state

shall utilize the case tracking, accounting, legal research, and

other services of the "Oklahoma Court Information System" at the

direction of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The

development and implementation of the system's accounting, auditing,

and financial reporting functions shall be subject to the approval

of the State Auditor and Inspector.

B. There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving

fund for the Supreme Court to be designated the "Oklahoma Court

Information System Revolving Fund". The fund shall be a continuing

fund, not subject to fiscal year limitations, and shall consist of

all monies received in payment of data processing services furnished

pursuant to contract. The Administrative Director of the Courts, at

the end of each month, shall issue a statement of charges to each

entity for which data processing services were furnished. The cost

for data processing services shall be recovered directly from the

entity for which such services were furnished and shall not be

prorated to or payable by those not receiving the services. All

monies accruing to the credit of the fund are hereby appropriated

and may be budgeted and expended by the Supreme Court for the

acquisition, operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of data

processing equipment and software and for the operational expenses

of any court which is subject to the authority of the Administrative

Director of the Courts. Expenditures from the fund shall be made

upon warrants issued by the State Treasurer against claims filed as

prescribed by law with the Director of the Office of Management and

Enterprise Services for approval and payment. Until June 30, 2018,

the Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall, at the

request of the Administrative Director of the Courts, transfer an

amount not to exceed Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000.00) from the

Oklahoma Court Information System Revolving Fund to the District

Court Interagency Reimbursement Fund an amount that the

Administrative Director of the Courts, with the approval of the

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, shall deem appropriate and

necessary to perform the duties imposed upon the district courts by

law.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.6 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.6
District No. 5
Status: in_force

District No. 5. The counties of Comanche, Stephens, Cotton and

Jefferson. Said district shall have five (5) district judges to be

nominated as follows: Candidates for office Nos. 1 and 4 to be

nominated and elected at large and legal residents of Comanche or

Cotton County; a candidate for office No. 2 to be nominated and

elected at large and a legal resident of Stephens or Jefferson

County; and candidates for office Nos. 3 and 5 to be nominated and

elected at large and legal residents of Comanche County.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3.2
Creation - Membership - Staff - Reimbursement
Status: in_force

A. There is hereby created the Board on Judicial Compensation.

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 11 of Article VII of the

Oklahoma Constitution, members of the State Judiciary shall receive

compensation as shall be fixed by the Board on Judicial Compensation

as provided in this act, unless such compensation is rejected or

amended by law passed by a majority vote of each house of the

Legislature. If the Governor vetoes such a law, the procedure shall

be the same as for the veto of any other bill or joint resolution.

B. The Board shall be composed of seven (7) members. Two

members shall be appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the

Senate, two members shall be appointed by the Speaker of the House

of Representatives, two members shall be appointed by the Governor,

and one member shall be appointed by the Chief Justice of the

Supreme Court. The members appointed by the President Pro Tempore

of the Senate shall be from labor and civic organizations. The

members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives

shall be from communications media and retail business. The members

appointed by the Governor shall be from manufacturing and

professional fields not otherwise specified. The member appointed

by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall be from agriculture.

No more than four members shall be from any one political party. No

active or retired judge or attorney practicing law in any state may

serve on the Board on Judicial Compensation.

C. The Administrative Office of the Courts shall provide such

staff and support as is necessary for the Board on Judicial

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Compensation to carry out its duties. Requests from the Board for

staff and support shall be coordinated through the Office of the

Administrative Director of the Courts.

D. The members of the Board shall serve terms which run

concurrently with the terms of the respective appointing authorities

and shall serve at their pleasure.

E. The members of the Board shall select a chair and secretary

and such other officers as they deem necessary.

F. Members of the Board shall serve without compensation but

shall be reimbursed by their appointing authority for all actual and

necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their duties in

accordance with the State Travel Reimbursement Act.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3011 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3011
Short title — Oklahoma Elected Official and Judicial
Status: in_force

Security and Privacy Act of 2025.

This act shall be known and may be cited as the “Oklahoma

Elected Official and Judicial Security and Privacy Act of 2025”.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1707 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1707
Fees
Status: in_force

A. The State Board of Examiners of Certified Courtroom

Interpreters shall annually set and publish a fee schedule with

approval of the Supreme Court.

B. All fees authorized to be charged shall be paid to the Clerk

of the Supreme Court who shall deposit such fees in the State

Judicial Fund. The Chief Justice shall be authorized to draw

against the Supreme Court Revolving Fund such amounts as are

lawfully claimed by the Board for its necessary supplies and

expenses. When performing essential duties, each Board member shall

be entitled to such member’s expenses pursuant to the State Travel

Reimbursement Act and shall receive, in addition thereto, the sum of

One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for each full day of service or a

fraction thereof for less than a day’s service or any other amount

that is established by the Legislature.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1009 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1009
Destruction of office files of deceased attorneys
Status: in_force

Unclaimed office files of a deceased lawyer that pertain to

litigation, as well as those unrelated to any litigation, may be

destroyed by persons lawfully in their possession after the lapse of

five (5) years from the death of the deceased lawyer.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3004 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3004
Electronic filing of documents
Status: in_force

The Supreme Court is authorized to provide for electronic filing

of documents in the Supreme Court and the district courts. The

Administrative Office of the Courts shall promulgate rules for the

filing of documents transmitted by electronic device. Rules for

electronic filing must have the approval of the Supreme Court.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1313.3 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1313.3
Fingerprinting fee - Deposits - Definitions
Status: in_force

A. In addition to the fees imposed by Sections 1313.2 and

1313.4 of this title, any person convicted of any offense, including

traffic offenses but excluding parking and standing violations,

punishable by a fine of Ten Dollars ($10.00) or more or by

incarceration or any person forfeiting bond when charged with such

offense, shall be ordered by the court to pay a fingerprinting fee

in the amount of Ten Dollars ($10.00) for each offense for the

A.F.I.S. Fund created by Section 150.25 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma

Statutes. The fee shall be in addition to and not in substitution

for any and all fines and penalties otherwise provided for by law

for the offense. The fee shall be collected at the same time as the

fees provided for in Section 1313.2 of this title. Nine Dollars

($9.00) of each fee received pursuant to this section shall be paid

directly to the A.F.I.S. Fund and the balance shall be deposited in

the General Revenue Fund by the court clerk. The payments shall be

made to the appropriate fund by the court clerk on a monthly basis

as set forth by subsection H of Section 1313.2 of this title.

B. As used in this section:

1. "Convicted" means any final adjudication of guilt, whether

pursuant to a plea of guilty or nolo contendere or otherwise, and

any deferred judgment or suspended sentence; and

2. "Court" means any state or municipal court having

jurisdiction to impose a criminal fine or penalty.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-95.5 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-95.5
Petitions filed in city not the county seat - Notice -
Status: in_force

Liens.

A petition that is filed in a city that is not the county seat

shall not charge third persons with notice of the pendency of the

action until a notice of the filing of such action identifying the

case and the court in which it is pending and giving the legal

description of the land affected by the action has been recorded in

the county clerk's office at the county seat of the county where the

land is located. A judgment that is rendered by the court in a city

that is not the county seat shall not be a lien on real estate until

a transcript of said judgment has been recorded in the county

clerk's office at the county seat of the county where the land is

located.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-91.7c — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-91.7c
Business court docket — Jurisdiction — Complex cases —
Status: in_force

Restrictions.

A. In an action where damages are requested under subsection B

or C of this section, the amount in controversy shall be at least

Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00).

B. When a business court division is created pursuant to

Section 91.7 of Title 20 of the Oklahoma Statutes, certain cases,

excluding arbitration cases, filed on or after January 1, 2026, may

be assigned to the business court docket. The business court shall

have the power to grant any relief that may be granted by a district

court and may exercise concurrent jurisdiction and the powers of a

court of equity, to the extent that such powers are exercised.

Notwithstanding the amount in controversy, where equitable relief is

requested in a business dispute, a business court may hear an

action:

1. Arising under the Uniform Arbitration Act, Section 1851 et

seq. of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

2. Arising under the Uniform Commercial Code, Section 1-101 et

seq. of Title 12A of the Oklahoma Statutes;

3. Arising under the Oklahoma General Corporation Act, Section

1001 et seq. of Title 18 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

4. Arising under the Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Act,

Section 2000 et seq. of Title 18 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

5. Arising under the Oklahoma Revised Uniform Partnership Act,

Section 1-100 et seq. of Title 54 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

6. Arising under the Uniform Limited Partnership Act of 2010,

Section 500-101A et seq. of Title 54 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

7. Arising under the Oklahoma Uniform Securities Act of 2004,

Section 1-101 et seq. of Title 71 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

8. Arising under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, Section 85 et

seq. of Title 78 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

9. Shareholder and unitholder derivative actions;

10. That relates to the internal affairs of businesses

including, but not limited to, rights or obligations between or

among business participants regarding the liability or indemnity of

business participants, officers, directors, managers, trustees,

controlling shareholders or members, or partners;

11. Where the complaint includes a professional malpractice

claim arising out of a business dispute;

12. Involving tort claims between or among two or more business

entities or individuals as to their business or investment

activities relating to contracts, transactions, or relationships

between or among such entities or individuals;

13. For breach of contract, fraud, or misrepresentation between

businesses arising out of business transactions or relationships;

14. Arising from e-commerce agreements, technology licensing

agreements including, but not limited to, software and biotechnology

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license agreements, or any other agreement involving the licensing

of any intellectual property right including, but not limited to, an

agreement relating to patent rights; and

15. Involving commercial real property.

C. A business court shall have jurisdiction to hear complex

cases. For purposes of this act, “complex case” means an action

that requires exceptional judicial management to avoid placing

unnecessary burdens on the court or the litigants, expedite the

case, keep costs reasonable, and promote effective decision-making

by the court, parties, and counsel. In deciding whether an action

is a complex case, the court shall consider factors including, but

not limited to, whether the action is likely to involve:

1. Numerous hearings, and pretrial and dispositive motions

raising difficult or novel legal issues that will be time-consuming

to resolve;

2. Management of a large number of witnesses or a substantial

amount of documentary evidence;

3. Management of a large number of separately represented

parties;

4. Multiple expert witnesses;

5. Coordination with related actions pending in one or more

courts in other counties, states, or countries, or in a federal

court;

6. Substantial post-judgment judicial supervision; or

7. Legal or technical issues of complexity.

D. An action is presumptively a complex case, subject to

rebuttal, if it involves one or more of the following types of

claims:

1. Antitrust or trade regulation claims;

2. Intellectual property matters including, but not limited to,

trade secrets, copyrights, and patents;

3. Securities claims or investment losses involving more than

two parties;

4. Environmental or toxic tort claims involving more than two

parties;

5. Ownership or control of business claims;

6. Insurance coverage claims;

7. Construction defect claims involving many parties or

structures;

8. Product liability claims; or

9. Mass tort claims.

Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to include individual

consumer claims or transactions involving a retail customer of goods

or services who uses or intends to use such goods or services

primarily for personal, family, or household purposes; provided,

however, this paragraph shall not be construed to preclude the court

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 45

from exercising jurisdiction over mass actions or class actions

involving such individual consumer claims.

E. A business court shall have supplemental jurisdiction over

any other claim related to a case or controversy within the court’s

jurisdiction that forms part of the same case or controversy. If a

party objects to the business court’s supplemental jurisdiction over

other claims, the business court judge may remand those claims to

the district court.

F. A business court shall not have authority to exercise

jurisdiction over claims arising under federal or state law, as

applicable, involving:

1. The Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act, Section 751 et seq. of

Title 15 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

2. Against a governmental entity or political subdivision under

Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes or under The Governmental Tort

Claims Act, Section 151 et seq. of Title 51 of the Oklahoma

Statutes;

3. Guardianship matters under Title 30 of the Oklahoma

Statutes;

4. Probate matters under Title 58 of the Oklahoma Statutes;

5. A deceptive trade practice as set forth in Section 53 of

Title 78 of the Oklahoma Statutes, to the extent such matter is not

a business dispute;

6. Residential landlord and tenant;

7. Personal injury and wrongful death;

8. Domestic relations;

9. Foreclosures;

10. Individual consumer claims or transactions involving a

retail customer of goods or services who uses or intends to use such

goods or services primarily for personal, family, or household

purposes; provided, however, this paragraph shall not be construed

to preclude the court from exercising jurisdiction over mass actions

or class actions involving such individual consumer claims;

11. Collections in matters involving a corporation or other

entity subject to the farming and ranching statutes of this state or

an individual farmer; or

12. Cases that would generally be considered consumer

transactions or human relation matters.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.1Av2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.1Av2
Salaries
Status: in_force

For fiscal year 2025 and each fiscal year thereafter, except as

otherwise provided by the Board on Judicial Compensation after the

effective date of this act, the following judicial officers shall

receive compensation for their services, payable monthly as follows:

1. A judge of the district court shall receive an annual salary

of One Hundred Sixty-seven Thousand Seven Hundred Three Dollars

($167,703.00);

2. An associate district judge shall receive an annual salary

of One Hundred Fifty-four Thousand Six Hundred Seventy-eight Dollars

($154,678.00); and

3. A special judge shall receive an annual salary of One

Hundred Forty-one Thousand Six Hundred Fifty-one Dollars

($141,651.00).
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-103.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-103.1
Temporary judge or judge pro tempore - Authority - Per
Status: in_force

diem and expenses.

A. Any judge of the district court designated by the Chief

Justice to hold court in another district, or appointed by the Chief

Justice to hold court in another district when the public business

shall require, or any judge pro tempore agreed upon by the parties

or elected by the members of the bar of the district or designated

by the chief judge of the district court and approved by the Chief

Justice, shall have continuing authority, without further

assignment, to make final disposition of any matter regularly

submitted or tried before him during the term or period of time of

his designation, appointment or election, including motions and

petitions for new trial and for judgment notwithstanding the

verdict, and of all applications and proceedings pertaining to the

making, serving, amendment, settlement, signing, correcting,

extending time and completing of case made, transcript, or original

record for appeal, notwithstanding the term or period of time for

which he was designated or appointed has expired; and when necessary

for him to return to the district for the purpose of acting on such

matters, his necessary travel expense shall be paid as provided by

Section 105.1 of this title. Judges pro tempore designated by the

chief judge of a district court, shall receive per diem and expenses

as approved by the Chief Justice to be paid from the Supreme Court

Revolving Fund on claims filed with and approved by the

Administrative Director of the Courts.

B. When any judge of the district court has been lawfully

designated or appointed and be sitting in any county of his own

district, he may make any order of a nature not requiring notice and

hearing in any cause theretofore heard, or being heard, by him in a

district to which he has been properly designated or appointed; and

he may sign the journal entry of any order, judgment or decree

theretofore made by him, as such designated or appointed judge, if

such journal entry be approved as to form by all parties affected

thereby, or by their attorneys; and he may extend the time for the

completion, serving, settling and signing of cases made,

transcripts, or original record for appeal, and he may sign and

settle any case made, transcript or original record for appeal,

under the foregoing circumstances, if the parties affected thereby

or their attorneys have stipulated that he may do so. If any action

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 390

is taken under the foregoing circumstances, the judge shall make a

minute of his action and forthwith transmit said minute to the court

clerk of the county in which the action is pending.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1103C — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1103C
Reinstatement of service credit
Status: in_force

A Justice or judge whose employment as such has terminated and

who has withdrawn his contributions made to the Oklahoma Judicial

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 433

Retirement Fund may, upon return to service as a Justice or judge

with participation in the System, procure reinstatement of service

credit for the years during which contributions were made and

withdrawn by paying the Oklahoma Judicial Retirement Fund the full

amount of contributions previously withdrawn with interest thereon

at the annual percentage rate of ten percent (10%) from the date of

withdrawal.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.18 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.18
District No. 17
Status: in_force

District No. 17. The counties of Pushmataha, McCurtain and

Choctaw. Said district shall have one district judge to be

nominated and elected at large.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1003 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1003
Purpose of act - Permanent docket sheet
Status: in_force

It is the intent and purpose of this act to relieve counties of

the burden of storing or keeping useless files and records where

microfilm is not economically feasible. It shall be the duty of the

court clerk to record in a permanent docket book, or on a permanent

docket sheet, the disposition of each case before disposing of the

regular file, or make a notation "disposition unknown" on said

docket sheet in all criminal cases except traffic offenses.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1608 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1608
Renumbered as § 1604.3 of this title by Laws 1997, c. 61,
Status: in_force

§ 13, eff. Nov. 1, 1997.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-43 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-43
Trial by jury in contempt proceedings, when
Status: in_force

In all cases where the Criminal Court of Appeals has caused

attachment to issue against any person for the violation of any

order or mandate issued by said Court, if said person, after he has

been brought before said Court under such proceedings, shall demand

a trial by jury in such case, the same shall be given in the same

manner as required of the Supreme Court in similar cases.

R.L. 1910, § 1772.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1503 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1503
Examination for certification – Types of certification
Status: in_force

A. Every applicant who seeks to be examined for enrollment as a

certified shorthand reporter shall prove to the satisfaction of the

State Board of Examiners of Certified Shorthand Reporters that he or

she:

1. Is of legal age;

2. Meets the requisite standards of ethical fitness; and

3. Has at least a high school education or its equivalent.

B. The examination for certification in one or more authorized

methods of shorthand reporting consists of two parts, designated

Part 1 and Part 2 as follows:

1. Part 1 consists of the test as authorized by the Supreme

Court consisting of the following requirements: demonstrated

proficiency in reporting testimony and proceedings at a speed of not

more than two hundred (200) words per minute in taking a question-

and-answer type dictation and at a speed of not more than one

hundred eighty (180) words per minute in taking literary materials

which shall be designed to test the ability of an applicant to

accurately prepare a transcript of testimony and proceedings that is

reasonably free from spelling errors. The Board may not increase or

decrease such minimum speed requirement, by rule or otherwise; and

2. Part 2 is the Oklahoma Written Knowledge test which consists

of not less than twenty-five multiple choice questions relating to

Oklahoma law and court rules, duties of certified shorthand

reporters, and general court procedure. The examination shall be

approved by the Supreme Court. A person who has tested with the

Board and successfully completed the written knowledge portion of

the examination shall be allowed to retain the credit for that

portion for two (2) years from the date passed, and shall not be

required to retake that portion during the two-year period.

C. An applicant who is academically dishonest when taking any

authorized examination is disqualified and may not take the

examination again until two (2) years have elapsed from the date of

the examination at which the applicant was disqualified.

D. A certification issued under this section must be for one or

more of the following methods of shorthand reporting:

1. Written shorthand;

2. Machine shorthand; or

3. Any other method of shorthand reporting authorized by the

Supreme Court.

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E. No person may engage in shorthand reporting in this state

unless the person is a licensed or certified shorthand reporter or

otherwise authorized by law or the Supreme Court.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1103H — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1103H
Study on restructuring the Uniform Retirement System for
Status: in_force

Justices and Judges.

On or before November 1, 2004, the Oklahoma Public Employees

Retirement System shall conduct a study pursuant to this section.

The study shall focus on restructuring the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges to create a uniform contribution rate for

all members of the System for the purpose of providing survivor

benefits. The Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System shall

issue a report based on the findings of the study and shall include

any recommendations for the implementation of a uniform contribution

rate. The report shall be delivered to the President Pro Tempore of

the Senate, the Chair of the Retirement and Group Health Committee

of the Senate, the Chair of the Retirement Laws Committee of the

House of Representatives and the Speaker of the House of

Representatives no later than December 1, 2004.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1225 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1225
Enforcement of provisions
Status: in_force

The State Auditor and Inspector shall enforce all of the

provisions of this act and report any violations thereof to the

Chief Justice, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the

Speaker of the House.

Added by 1975, c. 55, § 12, emerg. eff. April 9, 1975. Amended by
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-23 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-23
Authorization to make rules or orders relating to District
Status: in_force

Courts.

The Supreme Court is authorized by rule or order to:

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 18

(1) Provide for the election by the district and associate

district judges within each administrative district of a district

judge as presiding judge of the administrative district.

(2) Fix the administrative powers of the presiding judge,

including but not limited to rules under which the presiding judge

may assign judges to hold court outside of their own district but

within the administrative district. Where not inconsistent with the

rules of the Supreme Court, the presiding judge of the judicial

administrative district may adopt rules that are calculated to bring

about a more speedy and efficient administration of justice within

his administrative district, including the appropriate times and

places of holding court.

(3) Provide for meetings of the presiding judges of the

administrative districts to discuss any matters calculated to bring

about a better and more efficient administration of justice.

(4) Prescribe the times and places where the district court may

hold court. When authorizing the holding of court in a city other

than the county seat, the Supreme Court may provide the times when

the office of the court clerk in such other cities shall be open for

the transaction of business.

(5) Adopt rules relating to the assignment of district judges,

associate district judges and special judges to hold court anywhere

in the state and authorizing the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

to make such assignments.

(6) Provide for meetings of the judges within an administrative

district for the purpose of coordinating their work, the discussion

of their dockets and work loads, the determination of what judges

may be available for assignment outside of their own districts, and

other matters calculated to bring about a better and more efficient

administration of justice.

(7) Make all such other rules and orders as may appear advisable

to better equalize the work load of the various judges and bring

about a more speedy and efficient administration of justice within

the state.

(8) The Supreme Court shall provide by rules the minimum number

of jury and nonjury terms to be held in each county during any one

year.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-95.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-95.2
Holding court in more than one city in a county - Name
Status: in_force

If the district court shall hold court in more than one city in

a county, the court, when sitting in a particular city, may be

designated as "The District Court of _______ County, ________ (name

of city) Division".

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 386
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1603.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1603.1
Certification order - Record
Status: in_force

Certification Order - Record. The court certifying a question

of law to the Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals of this

state shall issue a certification order and forward it to the

Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals of this state. Before

responding to a certified question, the Supreme Court or Court of

Criminal Appeals of this state may require the certifying court to

deliver all or part of its record to the Supreme Court or Court of

Criminal Appeals of this state.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1310.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1310.2
State Judicial Revolving Fund
Status: in_force

A. There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving

fund for the Supreme Court to be designated the "State Judicial

Revolving Fund". The fund shall be a continuing fund, not subject

to fiscal year limitations, and shall consist of all receipts

designated for deposit thereto pursuant to law and monies

appropriated by the Legislature for deposit thereto. All monies

accruing to the credit of the fund are hereby appropriated and may

be budgeted by the Supreme Court as necessary to perform the duties

imposed upon the Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals and district

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courts by law. The Administrative Director of the Courts, with the

approval of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, is authorized to

use the amounts deposited in the State Judicial Revolving Fund for

any lawful purpose including but not limited to payment of recurring

and nonrecurring administrative and operating expenses for the

Supreme Court and the district courts subject to the ceilings

established in the annual appropriations to the Supreme Court and

the district courts. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, or the

Administrative Director of the Courts acting at the direction of the

Chief Justice, shall determine the allocation of funds and

expenditures between or among the Supreme Court, Court of Civil

Appeals, and district courts. Expenditures from the fund shall be

made upon warrants issued by the State Treasurer against claims

filed as prescribed by law with the Director of the Office of

Management and Enterprise Services for approval and payment. The

Supreme Court is hereby authorized to transfer funds from the State

Judicial Revolving Fund to the district courts for duties imposed by

law.

B. Until June 30, 2021, the Office of Management and Enterprise

Services shall, at the request of the Administrative Director of the

Courts, transfer any monies from the State Judicial Revolving Fund

to the Supreme Court Administrative Revolving Fund as necessary to

perform the duties imposed upon the Supreme Court, Court of Civil

Appeals and district courts by law.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-60.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-60.2
Appointment of temporary judges of Emergency Appellate
Status: in_force

Division - Eligibility to serve - Orientation or distribution of

materials.

A. In the exercise of the powers granted by Section 6 of

Article VII of the Constitution of the State of Oklahoma, the Chief

Justice of the Supreme Court shall appoint no less than sixty (60)

district judges, associate district judges or eligible special

judges as temporary judges of the Emergency Appellate Division.

Selections shall be made on or before July 1 of each year.

B. In order to be eligible to serve on an emergency appellate

panel, a special judge must have a minimum of four (4) years of

judicial experience.

C. Within thirty (30) days after assignment by the Chief

Justice, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals shall

provide orientation or materials to all judges assigned to the

Emergency Appellate Division.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1102 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1102
Eligibility for retirement - Vacancies - Reemployment -
Status: in_force

Calculation of post-retirement.

A. Any Justice or Judge of the Supreme Court, Court of Criminal

Appeals, Workers' Compensation Court, Court of Appeals or District

Court who serves as Justice or judge of any of said courts in the

State of Oklahoma shall be a member of The Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges. For members whose initial service as a

member of the System began prior to January 1, 2012, such member who

serves for a period of eight (8) years or longer and upon reaching

or passing the age of sixty-five (65) years, or who serves for a

period of ten (10) years or longer and upon reaching or passing the

age of sixty (60) years, or whose sum of years of service and age

equal or exceeds eighty (80), after completing eight (8) years of

judicial service, shall be eligible to receive the retirement

benefits herein provided. For members whose initial service as a

member of the System began on or after January 1, 2012, such member

who serves for a period of eight (8) years or longer and upon

reaching or passing the age of sixty-seven (67) years or who serves

for a period of ten (10) years or longer and upon reaching or

passing the age of sixty-two (62) years shall be eligible to receive

the retirement benefits herein provided. In determining the periods

of time above mentioned a major fraction of a year shall count as a

whole year. If such Justice or judge is still serving in such

capacity when the above requirements are complied with, the Justice

or judge may elect to retire and may elect whether such retirement

shall become effective immediately or at a specified time within the

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 420

term of the Justice or judge or at the expiration of the term of the

Justice or judge. The Justice or judge shall file a written

declaration with the System and the Court Administrator of his or

her desire to retire. The Court Administrator shall notify the

Governor within five (5) business days of receiving the Notice of

Retirement.

B. Upon filing of an election by any Justice or judge to retire

as authorized by Section 1101 et seq. of this title, the office held

by such Justice or judge shall become vacated immediately or at the

specified time within the term of the Justice or judge, or at the

expiration of the term of the Justice or judge in accordance with

the election of the Justice or judge desiring retirement status.

Any such vacancy so created shall be filled in the manner provided

by law and the Constitution.

C. If any retired member of the System should be elected or

appointed to any judicial or other office covered by the System, the

retirement compensation of the retired member shall be suspended

during the period of time that the retired member holds such office

and be reinstated upon leaving such office. Notwithstanding any

other provision of this section or any other provision of law to the

contrary, a retired Justice or judge shall be permitted to be

employed by any college or university within The Oklahoma State

System of Higher Education as a full-time or part-time member of the

faculty or as a teacher in any common school or career and

technology education entity without suspension of retirement

benefits.

D. Any participating employer who is employing such a retiree

as described in subsection C of this section shall make proper

written notification to the System informing it of the beginning

date of such retiree's employment. Any retiree returning to work

for a participating employer shall make contributions to the System

and the employer shall do likewise. All retirees who have returned

to employment and participation in the System following retirement

shall have post-retirement benefits calculated on one of the

following methods:

1. All service accumulated from date of reemployment shall be

computed based on the benefit formula applicable at that time, and

the additional benefits shall be added to the previous benefits.

Such additional benefits shall be calculated each year based upon

additional service accrued from July 1 to June 30 of the previous

year and the additional benefits, if any, will be added to the

retiree's monthly benefit beginning January 1 of the year after the

retiree terminates the post-retirement employment and begins to

receive a benefit. However, the post-retirement service credit

shall be cumulative, beginning with service credit accrued after the

date of retirement, provided that the retiree has not received a

distribution of the post-retirement contributions. All post-

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retirement additional benefits shall be calculated using actual

hours worked as well as the actual compensation received and upon

which contributions are paid. Post-retirement service is not

subject to the partial year round-up provisions of subsection A of

this section, and only full years of service will result in an

increase in a retiree's benefit.

2. Any retiree who returns to employment with a participating

employer for a minimum period of thirty-six (36) consecutive months,

shall have all service accumulated from date of reemployment counted

as participating service. For purposes of determining the

retirement benefits of such a member upon the termination of such

reemployment, all creditable service of the member shall be computed

based on the benefit formula applicable at the time of termination

of such reemployment. A retiree who is not reemployed for the full

thirty-six (36) consecutive months shall upon termination of such

reemployment have only the additional amount added to his or her

benefit.

3. The provisions of this section shall not be applicable to

Section 1104B of this title.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-10.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-10.1
Supreme Court – Publicly available calendar of cases
Status: in_force

pending.

A. The Oklahoma Supreme Court shall maintain a calendar of

cases pending before the court which shall be made available to the

public on the Supreme Court website. Such calendar shall include:

1. Dates the court will hear oral argument, hearings before

referees or any other hearings or proceedings of the court;

2. For cases challenging the constitutionality of an act of the

Legislature, the briefing schedule of the case;

3. Dates of court conferences including cases to be assigned or

considered during such conferences;

4. Dates the court is closed and dates the court is in session;

and

5. Any other information that will assist litigants, attorneys

and the public in monitoring the cases before the court.

B. For each entry noting oral argument or other hearings or

proceedings of the court, the calendar shall include the case names,

case numbers, counsel of record and a concise description of the

issues in the case.

C. The Supreme Court shall publish on the Supreme Court website

and update weekly a list of cases for which it has granted review,

whether by granting certiorari or otherwise. Such list shall

include the case names, case numbers, counsel of record and a

concise description of the issues in the case.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1601.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1601.1
Definitions
Status: in_force

Definitions. As used in this act:

1. "State" means a state of the United States, the District of

Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or any territory or

insular possession subject to the jurisdiction of the United States;

and

2. "Tribe" means a tribe, band, or village of native Americans

which is recognized by federal law or formally acknowledged by a

state.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3.1
Salaries
Status: in_force

A. For fiscal year 2026 and each fiscal year thereafter, except

as otherwise provided by the Board on Judicial Compensation after

the effective date of this act, the following judicial officers

shall receive compensation for their services, payable monthly as

follows:

1. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall receive an

annual salary of One Hundred Ninety-eight Thousand Two Hundred

Twelve Dollars ($198,212.00); and

2. An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court shall receive an

annual salary of One Hundred Eighty-five Thousand Six Hundred Twelve

Dollars ($185,612.00).

B. Any increase in salary provided for in subsection A of this

section must be paid from existing available funds.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1104B — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1104B
Per diem and mileage
Status: in_force

A. Any Justice of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Court of

Criminal Appeals, or Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals who is

retired pursuant to the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and

Judges, Section 1101 et seq. of this title, may apply to the Supreme

Court for senior status.

B. Any District Judge, Associate District Judge, or Judge of

the Workers' Compensation Court who is retired pursuant to the

Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges, Section 1101 et

seq. of this title, may apply to the Supreme Court for active duty

assignments.

C. The Supreme Court may assign duties to Senior Justices and

Judges and to Active Retired Judges. These duties may include, but

shall not be limited to, settlement efforts, consideration of

motions, consideration of special proceedings, administrative

duties, and research and writing of opinions. These duties may or

may not include courtroom participation.

D. It shall be the duty of the Supreme Court to annually

certify the status of Senior Justices and Judges and Active Retired

Judges.

E. The Supreme Court may make any appropriate order regarding

office space, necessary equipment, and support staff as appropriate

for Senior Justices and Judges and Active Retired Judges.

F. Any retired Justice or judge who is assigned and who

performs active duty after retirement shall receive not more than

Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) per diem plus necessary expenses

which are reimbursable pursuant to the State Travel Reimbursement

Act as determined by the Supreme Court.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.15 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-30.15
Election or appointment of Judges - Experience and
Status: in_force

qualifications - Terms of office.

Two Judges shall be appointed or elected to the Court of Civil

Appeals from each of the six congressional districts of the State of

Oklahoma.

A. Each Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals shall have, prior

to election or appointment, a minimum of four (4) years' experience

as a licensed practicing attorney, or as a judge of a court of

record, or both, within the State of Oklahoma; shall be a qualified

elector of the respective district; and shall have such additional

qualifications as may be prescribed by statute. Judges of the Court

of Civil Appeals shall continue to be licensed attorneys while in

office.

B. The terms of office of the Judges of the Court of Civil

Appeals shall be six (6) years and shall begin on the second Monday

of January following their election. Those appointed or elected to

fill vacancies shall assume office immediately upon qualifying for

the office.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-95.8 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-95.8
Associate District Judges - Hearing of cases
Status: in_force

A. An associate district judge may hear any case not assigned

or assignable to him under local court rules (a) upon request of any

party where the suit is uncontested or (b) where the parties agree

in writing any time before trial to having the case heard by him.

B. The provisions of this section shall not be interpreted as

(a) invalidating any order signed by an associate district judge

prior to the effective date of this act or as (b) requiring the

judgment roll to affirmatively show compliance with any of the

provisions hereof.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.16 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-30.16
Judge's declaration of candidacy - Ballot question
Status: in_force

At the General Election next before a term expires, any Judge of

the Court of Civil Appeals may seek retention in office by filing

with the Secretary of State, not less than sixty (60) days before

the date of the election, a declaration of candidacy to succeed

himself or herself. At the election, there shall be submitted to

the qualified electors of the state, on a separate ballot, without

party designation, this question:

"Shall (Here insert name of Judge) of the Court of Civil

Appeals be retained in Office?"

/ / YES

/ / NO

The question shall be decided by a majority of those voting thereon.

If the decision is "yes" the Judge shall be retained in office for

the next ensuing six-year term. If the decision is "no", or if no

declaration of candidacy is filed, the office shall be vacant upon

expiration of the term then being served, and the former Judge shall

not be eligible for appointment to succeed himself or herself.

Retention in office may be sought for successive terms without limit

as to number, except for retirement as may be provided by the

Legislature for a maximum retirement age.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-106.6 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-106.6
Assignment of reporters - Expenses
Status: in_force

The presiding judge may assign a court reporter to serve

anywhere within the administrative district in which the court

reporter is appointed. A court reporter shall be paid travel

expenses incurred in connection with his official duties outside the

county wherein he resides. No expenses shall be paid by the state

to a court reporter for travel in his county of residence. Expense

vouchers shall be submitted to the Supreme Court for approval. The

expense vouchers or claims submitted to the Supreme Court shall have

endorsed thereon the signed approval of the presiding judge of the

district in which the court reporter incurred the expense for which

claim is made.

The Supreme Court may, with the consent of the presiding judge

of his district, assign a court reporter to temporary service

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outside his own administrative district. A court reporter shall be

paid travel expenses incurred in connection with his official duties

during such periods of temporary assignment. Whenever a court

reporter is assigned to serve a district court outside his judicial

administrative district, he shall submit a claim for his mileage,

subsistence expense or per diem, as the case may be, to the court

clerk in the county where he is assigned to serve and the claim, at

the rate authorized by the state, shall, upon its approval by the

chief judge, be paid by check or warrant drawn against the court

fund.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1205 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1205
Officers of Board of Law Library Trustees
Status: in_force

The officers of said board of law library Trustees shall consist

of a president and secretary, who shall be elected by members of the

board.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1307 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1307
Report of receipts, expenses and transfers
Status: in_force

A. Within thirty (30) days after the end of each quarter of

every fiscal year, the court clerk of each county shall report to

the Administrative Director of the Courts, in the manner prescribed

by law for the reporting of information by agencies to the Office of

Management and Enterprise Services pursuant to the Oklahoma State

Finance Act, the:

1. Gross receipts to the court fund during the preceding

quarter;

2. Total amount of expenses paid during the preceding quarter,

including, but not limited to, bond and interest expense and

payments to the county general fund; and

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3. Total amount of money transferred or to be transferred to

the State Judicial Revolving Fund for the entire past fiscal year as

set forth in Section 1308 of this title.

B. The Administrative Director of the Courts shall subsequently

report the information required by subparagraphs 1 and 2 of

subsection A of this section within ten (10) days after receipt of

the information to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services

in a manner consistent with the policies and procedures of the

Office of Management and Enterprise Services for reporting by state

agencies pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma State Finance

Act.

C. The information required by this section for reporting by

court clerks pursuant to subsection A of this section and for

reporting by the Administrative Director of the Courts pursuant to

subsection B of this section shall be in a form that separates

fines, fees, forfeitures and other sources of revenue. The

information shall also indicate the amount of receipts used for

local court expenses and the amount deposited into the State

Judicial Revolving Fund.

D. A ceiling on the amount of local court funds to be allocated

by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for the local court

budgets shall be established in the annual appropriation to the

courts.

E. Not later than December 1 and February 1 of each year, the

Administrative Director of the Courts shall provide an estimate of

the amount of funds to accrue to the State Judicial Revolving Fund

in the subsequent fiscal year.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1656 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1656
Oath - Officers – Rules - Reports
Status: in_force

A. The members of the Council on Judicial Complaints shall

qualify by taking the constitutional oath of office.

B. The Council shall elect a chair and vice-chair. The chair

and vice-chair shall serve for terms of office set by the Council,

not to exceed their terms as members of the Council.

C. The Council shall adopt rules pursuant to the Administrative

Procedures Act.

D. The Council shall provide to the President Pro Tempore of

the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives quarterly

reports of the number of judicial complaints filed, dismissed, and

referred for further disciplinary action.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.24 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.24
District No. 23
Status: in_force

District No. 23. The counties of Lincoln and Pottawatomie. Said

district shall have two (2) district judges to be nominated and

elected as follows: One candidate to be nominated and elected at

large and a legal resident of Lincoln County, and one candidate to

be nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of

Pottawatomie County.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1201 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1201
Establishment - Free use
Status: in_force

A. A county law library may be established in each county of

this state. Law libraries in counties having a population of less

than three hundred thousand (300,000) shall be established and

operated in accordance with rules adopted by the Supreme Court. Law

libraries in counties having a population of three hundred thousand

(300,000) or more shall be established and operated in accordance

with Section 1202 et seq. of this title.

B. County law libraries shall be open to the judges of the

state, to state officials, to all the judges of the district, to all

county officials, to the members of the Bar, and to the inhabitants

of the county, free of charge under proper regulation provided, the

Administrative Director of the Courts with approval of the Chief

Justice shall establish uniform reasonable charges for the use of

services and equipment, including, but not limited to, computer-

assisted research, computers, facsimile machines, copiers, and

telephone lines.

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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.10 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.10
District No. 9
Status: in_force

District No. 9. The counties of Logan and Payne. Said district

shall have one district judge to be nominated and elected at large.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-38 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-38
Clerk of court - Deposit to cover costs
Status: in_force

The Clerk of the Supreme Court shall be ex officio Clerk of the

Court of Criminal Appeals, and shall perform like services as he

performs for the Supreme Court. In all cases filed in the Court of

Criminal Appeals, and at the time of filing same, there shall be

deposited with said Clerk as costs in said cause, Fifty Dollars

($50.00). Said sum shall cover all Court costs in said case and no

rebate of any part thereof shall be made.

R.L. 1910, § 1767. Amended by Laws 1927, c. 102, p. 164, § 2; Laws

1983, c. 273, § 5, operative July 1, 1983.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1104K — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1104K
Increase in benefits – July 1, 2020 - Offset
Status: in_force

Any person receiving benefits from the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges as of June 30, 2019, who continues to

receive benefits on or after July 1, 2020, shall receive an increase

in benefits as follows:

1. Zero percent (0%) if the person has been retired for less

than two (2) years as of July 1, 2020;

2. Two percent (2%) if the person has been retired for at least

two (2) years but less than five (5) years as of July 1, 2020; and

3. Four percent (4%) if the person has been retired for five

(5) years or more as of July 1, 2020.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.15e — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.15e
District No. 14 — Business court judge
Status: in_force

There is hereby established one (1) judicial office in District

No. 14 for the purpose of providing a business court judge.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1604 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1604
Contents of certification order
Status: in_force

Contents of Certification Order. A. A certification order must

contain:

1. The question of law to be answered;

2. The facts relevant to the question, showing fully the nature

of the controversy out of which the question arose;

3. A statement acknowledging that the Supreme Court or Court of

Criminal Appeals of this state, acting as the receiving court, may

reformulate the question; and

4. The names and addresses of counsel of record and parties

appearing without counsel.

B. If the parties cannot agree upon a statement of facts, the

certifying court must determine the relevant facts and state them as

a part of its certification order.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-106.9 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-106.9
Court reporters - Salaries
Status: in_force

A. Each court reporter regularly engaged by the district court,

the Workers’ Compensation Court of Existing Claims, or the

Corporation Commission shall be paid a salary pursuant to the salary

schedule established by the annual appropriation for the district

courts and Corporation Commission and in accordance with the job

description for the position to which appointed. For fiscal year

2023 and each fiscal year thereafter, each court reporter shall

receive an annual salary of Fifty-three Thousand Dollars

($53,000.00).

B. In addition to their base salaries, official court reporters

who are certified or licensed shorthand reporters and those acting

shorthand reporters pursuant to paragraph 3 of Section 106.3B of

this title shall be paid annually the sum of Four Hundred Dollars

($400.00) for each year of service to the district court, the

Workers’ Compensation Court, the Workers’ Compensation Court of

Existing Claims and the Corporation Commission, with a maximum of

twenty (20) years of service only to be used for the purpose of

longevity, not to exceed Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000.00) per

year, payable monthly. For the purpose of payment for longevity,

“years of service” is defined as all years served as a certified or

licensed court reporter in the district court, the Workers’

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Compensation Court, the Workers’ Compensation Court of Existing

Claims and the Corporation Commission after June 30, 1978.

Longevity payments shall be made on July 1 of each year following

completion of the first year of service as defined herein.

C. In addition to their base salaries, official court reporters

eligible for longevity payments pursuant to subsection B of this

section shall be paid an annual equipment allowance of Three

Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00). Payments for such allowance shall be

made on July 1 of each year following completion of the first year

of service as defined in subsection B of this section.

D. In addition to their base salaries, official court reporters

who are certified shorthand reporters shall be paid the following:

1. The sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) per year,

payable monthly, to any official court reporter who is a Registered

Professional Reporter (RPR), as recognized by the State Board of

Examiners of Certified Shorthand Reporters. To qualify as a RPR, an

official court reporter shall have a proficiency level in reporting

testimony and proceedings of a speed of not less than two hundred

twenty-five (225) words per minute in taking a question-and-answer-

type dictation, two hundred (200) words per minute in taking a jury

charge and one hundred eighty (180) words per minute in taking

literary material, shall pass a Written Knowledge Test with a score

of at least seventy percent (70%), all as determined by an

examination recognized by the Board, and shall complete thirty (30)

hours of continuing education per three-year cycle commencing at the

date of recognition;

2. The sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) per year,

payable monthly, to any official court reporter who is a Registered

Merit Reporter (RMR), as recognized by the State Board of Examiners

of Certified Shorthand Reporters. To qualify as a RMR, an official

court reporter shall have a proficiency level in reporting testimony

and proceedings of a speed of not less than two hundred sixty (260)

words per minute in taking a question-and-answer-type dictation, two

hundred forty (240) words per minute in taking a jury charge and two

hundred (200) words per minute in taking literary material, shall

pass a Written Knowledge Test with a score of at least seventy

percent (70%), all as determined by an examination recognized by the

Board, and shall complete thirty (30) hours of continuing education

per three-year cycle commencing at the date of recognition;

3. The sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) per year,

payable monthly, to any official court reporter who is a Registered

Diplomat Reporter (RDR), as recognized by the State Board of

Examiners of Certified Shorthand Reporters, and who completes thirty

(30) hours of continuing education per three-year cycle commencing

at the date of recognition;

4. The sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) per year,

payable monthly, to any official court reporter who is a Certified

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Realtime Reporter (CRR), as recognized by the State Board of

Examiners of Certified Shorthand Reporters, and who completes thirty

(30) hours of continuing education per three-year cycle commencing

at the date of recognition; or

5. Any official court reporter who is the holder of more than

one certification shall be compensated in the additional amounts

specified in paragraphs 1 through 4 of this subsection for each

certification up to a maximum of Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000.00)

per year over and above the reporter’s base salary, payable monthly.

E. Court reporters temporarily employed by the district court,

Workers’ Compensation Court of Existing Claims, or Corporation

Commission shall be compensated by the court fund of the court which

they serve at a rate to be set by such court. In addition, court

reporters temporarily employed pursuant to this subsection who are

required by the terms of their employment to travel outside their

county of residence shall receive reimbursement for mileage actually

and necessarily traveled to and from the place of attendance at a

rate not to exceed the rate of reimbursement specified in the State

Travel Reimbursement Act for state employees. Any travel

reimbursement shall be paid from the court fund of the court where

the service of the temporarily employed court reporter is provided.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3
Justices elected - When
Status: in_force

At the regular biennial election in 1918, a justice shall be

elected for each of said four additional districts, who shall be

nominated by the electors of the district in which he resides, at

the primary election, next preceding such biennial election. The

justice for districts six and nine shall be elected for a term of

six (6) years; the justice for district number seven, for a term of

four (4) years, and the justice for district number eight, for a

term of two (2) years, and thereafter, three of the Justices of the

Supreme Court shall be elected at each general biennial election to

serve for a term of six (6) years each, from the second Monday in

January, succeeding his election. The successors to the existing

five justices shall be elected at the time authorized by existing

laws, it not being the purpose of this act to disturb the terms or

districts of such justices.

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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-643 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-643
Jurisdiction assumed
Status: in_force

The court to which any action or proceeding has been transferred

under the provisions of this act shall take jurisdiction thereof and

shall proceed therein in all respects as if such action or

proceeding had been originally commenced in said court.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1206 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1206
Terms of trustees
Status: in_force

The four elective members of said board of trustees shall hold

office for two (2) years, except the members of the first board, who

shall be divided into two classes, with two trustees in each class,

one class holding office for one (1) year and the other class

holding office for two (2) years.

Immediately after the selection and election of said trustees

they shall be divided into said classes by lot.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-3001.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-3001.1
Setting aside judgment on ground of misdirection of
Status: in_force

jury or error in pleading or procedure.

No judgment shall be set aside or new trial granted by any

appellate court of this state in any case, civil or criminal, on the

ground of misdirection of the jury or for error in any matter of

pleading or procedure, unless it is the opinion of the reviewing

court that the error complained of has probably resulted in a

miscarriage of justice, or constitutes a substantial violation of a

constitutional or statutory right.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-91.8 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-91.8
Local rules and administrative orders
Status: in_force

Local rules and administrative orders of a district court shall

not conflict with any statutes of this state or any rules of a

superior court. Local rules shall be in writing and published on

the Oklahoma Supreme Court Network to be valid and enforceable.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1709 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1709
Conflicts of interest
Status: in_force

A. A courtroom interpreter or translator or owner of a

courtroom interpreter or translator firm shall not enter into any

contract or relationship that compromises the impartiality of

courtroom interpreters or that may result in the appearance that the

impartiality of a courtroom interpreter or translator has been

compromised.

B. A violation of this section shall be grounds for the State

Board of Examiners of Courtroom Interpreters to refuse to renew the

enrollment of a certified courtroom interpreter or translator. A

willful violation of this section shall be grounds for the Board to

suspend, cancel, or revoke the enrollment of a certified courtroom

interpreter or translator.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1314 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1314
Equipment - Surplus property - Microfilming and storage
Status: in_force

of records.

The Supreme Court may provide by rule for the following:

1. The joint acquisition, maintenance and operation of

equipment by two or more district courts or court clerks;

2. The disposition of surplus property acquired from local

court funds; and

3. The guidelines and standards for the microfilming and

storage of court records.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1401 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1401
Disqualification of trial judge
Status: in_force

A. No judge of any court shall sit in any cause or proceeding

in which he may be interested, or in the result of which he may be

interested, or when he is related to any party to said cause within

the fourth degree of consanguinity or affinity, or in which he has

been of counsel for either side, or in which is called in question

the validity of any judgment or proceeding in which he was of

counsel or interested, or the validity of any instrument or paper

prepared or signed by him as counsel or attorney, without the

consent of the parties to said action entered of record.

B. No judge of any court shall sit in any contested civil cause

or proceeding if he is related to any attorney of record in such

cause within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity without

the consent of the parties in such cause or proceeding who have

entered a formal appearance of record. This disqualification shall

not apply when an appearance is made by a party for the purpose of

disclaiming any interest in such action or proceeding or waiving his

right to appear and contest such cause or proceeding.

C. No judge of any court shall sit in the trial or hearing of

any criminal cause or proceeding if he is related to any attorney of

record in such cause within the third degree of consanguinity or

affinity without the consent of the parties who have made an

appearance in such cause or proceeding entered of record. This

disqualification shall not apply to arraignments, the fixing of

bail, or the acceptance of pleas.

D. "Attorney of record" as used in this section shall include

not only the attorney actually appearing in such action but any

other attorney who is an associate or a member of a partnership or

professional corporation with such appearing attorney. However,

"attorney of record" as the term relates to the Attorney General of

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the State of Oklahoma, agency attorneys authorized by law, district

attorney offices, municipal attorney offices and public defender

offices shall mean only that attorney actually appearing in the

cause or proceeding.

E. The disqualifications provided for in this section shall not

exclude the disqualifications at common law.

R.L. 1910, § 5812. Renumbered from Title 22, § 571 by Laws 1969, c.

119, § 1, emerg. eff. April 3, 1969. Amended by Laws 1970, c. 295,

§ 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1971; Laws 1984, c. 184, § 1, emerg. eff. May 14,

1984; Laws 1989, c.371, § 12, operative July 1, 1989.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-16 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-16
Mandate - When to issue without cost
Status: in_force

Any cause pending in the Supreme Court or Criminal Court of

Appeals which has been finally disposed of and where nothing remains

to be done but to send down to the trial court the mandate and where

the costs are in such cases exhausted the mandate shall issue

without further costs.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1604.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1604.2
Procedures
Status: in_force

Procedures. After the Supreme Court or Court of Criminal

Appeals of this state has accepted a certified question, proceedings

shall be governed by the rules of the court. The procedures for

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 487

certification from this state to a receiving court are those

provided in the rules and statutes of the receiving forum.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1302 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1302
Governing board of Court Fund
Status: in_force

The governing board of the Court Fund created by Section 1 of

this act shall be a district judge, an associate district judge and

the clerk of the court of the county where the fund is established.

If there is more than one district judge in the judicial district,

the district judge shall be the judge who resides in that county. If

no district judge resides in that county, it shall be the judge who

was nominated from that county. If several judges were nominated

from or reside in that county, it shall be the one selected by all

district judges in the judicial district. The associate district

judge shall be the associate district judge elected from the county.

If there are several such judges, it shall be the one selected by

all such associate district judges. The membership of the governing

board shall remain as presently constituted by law until January 13,

1969, and the provisions of this section shall become effective

January 13, 1969.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92i — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92i
Candidate for district judge or associate district judge -
Status: in_force

Residency - Persons removed from judicial office or who resigned

pending disciplinary proceedings.

To file as a candidate for the office of district judge or

associate district judge, one must have been a registered voter and

actual resident of the appropriate county for at least six (6)

months prior to the first day of the filing period. Should no one

file for any such office, and should a vacancy thereby created be

filled by appointment according to law, there shall be no such

residency or durational registration requirement imposed on the

appointee, providing said appointee is otherwise qualified, nor

shall any person appointed to fill a vacancy in the office of

district judge or associate district judge be required to comply

with such residency or durational registration requirement in

becoming a candidate for a full term following such appointment. No

one who has been removed from judicial office or who has resigned

from office pending disciplinary proceedings shall qualify to file

as a candidate for judicial office.Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 3
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-123 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-123
Jurisdiction of special judges
Status: in_force

A. Special judges may hear and decide the following:

1. Actions for the recovery of money where the amount claimed

does not exceed Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) and counterclaim

or setoff does not exceed Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00);

2. All uncontested matters, whether by default, agreement or

otherwise, except that a nonlawyer special judge may not hear any

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 404

uncontested matters, whether by default, agreement or otherwise, in

actions for the recovery of money where judgment is sought for a

greater sum than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00);

3. Actions for forcible entry and detainer except a nonlawyer

special judge may not hear such actions if title to land or a

boundary dispute is involved;

4. Actions for replevin where the amount in controversy does

not exceed Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), except that nonlawyer

special judges may not hear such actions where the amount in

controversy exceeds One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00);

5. Misdemeanors, except that special judges who are not lawyers

may not hear criminal actions where the punishment prescribed by law

exceeds a fine of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), or imprisonment in

a county jail for thirty (30) days, or both such fine and

imprisonment except by written consent of all parties;

6. Felonies involving a second and subsequent offense of

driving, operating, or being in actual physical control of a motor

vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or any other

intoxicating substance, including any controlled dangerous substance

as defined in the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act, to a

degree that renders the defendant incapable of safely driving or

operating a motor vehicle, except that nonlawyer special judges may

not hear such matters;

7. When there is no district or associate district judge

present in the county or when they are disqualified, the issuance of

a temporary injunction or restraining order, but this paragraph

shall not embrace nonlawyer special judges;

8. Issuance of writs of habeas corpus, but this paragraph shall

not embrace nonlawyer special judges;

9. Any matter, regardless of value, at any stage, whether

intermediate or final, and whether or not title to property, real,

personal, tangible, intangible, or any combination thereof, is to be

determined, in a probate, divorce, domestic relations, custody,

support, guardianship, conservatorship, mental health, juvenile,

adoption, or determination of death proceeding, except that

nonlawyer special judges may not hear such matters;

10. An appeal from an order of the Department of Public Safety

revoking a person's license to drive, except that nonlawyer special

judges may not hear such matters;

11. Other actions and proceedings, regardless of court rules,

where the parties agree in writing, at any time before trial, to the

action being heard by a special judge;

12. Any postjudgment collection matter regardless of the amount

of the judgment; and

13. Youthful offender cases pursuant to the Youthful Offender

Act.

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B. Special judges shall be authorized to serve as referee in

any matter before the district court.

C. A special judge may perform the duties of a magistrate in

criminal cases.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1102.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1102.2
Military service credit
Status: in_force

A. Any active member of the Uniform Retirement System for

Justices and Judges who served in the Armed Forces of the United

States, as defined in paragraph (23) of Section 902 of Title 74 of

the Oklahoma Statutes, prior to membership in the Uniform Retirement

System for Justices and Judges shall be granted service credit, not

to exceed five (5) years, for those periods of active military

service during which the member was a war veteran.

B. Any active member of the Uniform Retirement System for

Justices and Judges who served in any branch of the United States

Armed Forces or any component thereof, who was honorably discharged,

and whose initial membership in the System began on or after July 1,

2000, may receive up to five (5) years of prior military service

credit as otherwise provided in this section, only upon payment of

the actuarial cost of the service credit as determined by the Board

of Trustees pursuant to Section 1103G of this title. Any active

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member of the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges who

served in any branch of the United States Armed Forces or any

component thereof, who was honorably discharged and whose initial

membership in the System began prior to July 1, 2000, and whose

military service does not qualify as service which can be granted to

a member under subsection A of this section, shall be eligible to

purchase service credit pursuant to this subsection. For purposes

of this subsection, “military service” means service in the Armed

Forces of the United States by honorably discharged persons.

C. The combined amount of service credit granted under

subsection A of this section and service credit purchased under

subsection B of this section shall not exceed five (5) years.

D. For a person becoming a member of the System on or after

July 1, 2003, if the military service credit authorized by this

section is used to compute the retirement benefit of the member and

the member retires from the System, such military service credit

shall not be used to compute the retirement benefit in any other

retirement system created pursuant to the Oklahoma Statutes and the

member may receive credit for such service only in the retirement

system from which the member first retires.

E. Effective December 12, 1994, and thereafter, a leave of

absence on account of a period of qualified military service in the

uniformed services of the United States within the meaning of

Section 414(u)(5) of the federal Internal Revenue Code, followed by

a return to service as a Justice or judge within ninety (90) days

after completion of the period of service may be eligible for

service credit under this System. Notwithstanding any provision of

this plan to the contrary, contributions, benefits and service

credit with respect to qualified military service will be allowed in

accordance with Section 414(u) of the federal Internal Revenue Code.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1651.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1651.1
Funding for professional and educational programs
Status: in_force

The Council on Judicial Complaints is authorized to provide

funding for the attendance and participation of state, municipal,

and administrative judges in professional and educational programs,

schools or conferences for the purpose of improving the quality of

the Oklahoma Judiciary and to improve the administration of justice

in this state. The Council may contract or partner with public or

private entities or otherwise fund and participate in the

development, implementation, and conduct of professional and

educational programs for judges.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-37.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-37.1
Legal secretary as marshal
Status: in_force

The Court of Criminal Appeals may appoint one of its legal

secretaries as marshal of the Court. The legal secretary so

appointed shall perform such services without additional

compensation.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-105.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-105.1
Expenses of judges and court reporters within or without
Status: in_force

their district.

Reimbursement for necessary and actual expenses of judges of the

district court and their court reporters, within their districts or

when assigned outside their districts shall be as provided in the

State Travel Reimbursement Act. Reimbursement for such expenses

shall be from funds appropriated for such purpose upon claims

submitted to and approved by the Chief Justice.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1604.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1604.1
Notice - Response
Status: in_force

Notice - Response. The Supreme Court or Court of Criminal

Appeals of this state, acting as a receiving court, shall notify the

certifying court of acceptance or rejection of the question and, in

accordance with notions of comity and fairness, respond to an

accepted certified question as soon as practicable.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1002 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1002
Destruction of files and records in misdemeanor and
Status: in_force

traffic cases.

That the court clerk of each district court is hereby directed

and ordered to destroy, or sell for salvage, or give to any

religious, fraternal or patriotic organization, for sale, all

papers, files and records in misdemeanor and traffic cases, except

docket books, in the Justice of the Peace Courts, County Courts,

Special Sessions Courts or Common Pleas Courts and all papers, files

and records in civil actions, except docket books, in the Justice of

the Peace Courts and Special Sessions Courts after a period of five

(5) years shall have elapsed since any pleading has been filed or

action taken in said case. That it shall be the duty of the

presiding judge of the administrative district and of the presiding

judge of the district court district to supervise and see that such

action is taken by the court clerk.

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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1213 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1213
Acceptance of Act by resolution - Discontinuance
Status: in_force

In order for this act and the provisions thereof to apply and to

be put in force and effect in any county, it shall be necessary for

the governing board of the court fund of such county to adopt a

resolution to that effect; and when such resolution shall be

adopted, this act shall be in full force and effect as to such

county, provided that the board of library trustees of such county

created by this act is hereby empowered at its discretion to

discontinue the operation of this act in said county.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 452
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-91.1 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-91.1
District courts as successors to jurisdiction of various
Status: in_force

other courts.

The district courts of the State of Oklahoma are the successors

to the jurisdiction of all other courts, including the Superior

Courts, the County Courts, the Courts of Common Pleas, Special

Sessions Courts, Courts of Special Sessions, City Courts, Juvenile

Courts, Children's Courts, Justice of the Peace Courts, and

municipal courts in civil matters and proceedings for the violation

of state statutes. Wherever reference is made in the Oklahoma

Statutes to any of the above courts or to the judge thereof, it

shall be deemed to refer to the district court or a judge thereof;

provided, however, that any statute that refers to the salary of the

judge of any Superior Court, Court of Common Pleas, County Court,

Juvenile Court, or Children's Court, insofar as that portion of the

statute dealing with salary is concerned, shall not be deemed to

refer to any district judge, associate district judge or special

judge, and any salary mentioned in such statute shall not be paid to

the judge who succeeded to the jurisdiction of the judge who is

named in the statute.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1313.2 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1313.2
Definitions - Fees in addition to fine
Status: in_force

A. As used in this section:

1. “Arrested” means taking custody of another for the purpose

of holding or detaining him or her to answer a criminal charge;

2. “Convicted” means any final adjudication of guilt, whether

pursuant to a plea of guilty or nolo contendere or otherwise, and

any deferred or suspended sentence or judgment;

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3. “Court” means any state or municipal court having

jurisdiction to impose a criminal fine or penalty; and

4. “DNA” means deoxyribonucleic acid.

B. Any person convicted of an offense including traffic

offenses but excluding parking and standing violations, punishable

by a fine of Ten Dollars ($10.00) or more or by incarceration or any

person forfeiting bond when charged with such an offense, shall be

ordered by the court to pay Ten Dollars ($10.00) as a separate fee,

which fee shall be in addition to and not in substitution for any

and all fines and penalties otherwise provided for by law for such

offense.

C. 1. Any person convicted of any misdemeanor or felony

offense shall pay a Laboratory Analysis Fee in the amount of One

Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) for each offense if forensic science

or laboratory services are rendered or administered by the Oklahoma

State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI), by the Toxicology Laboratory

of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner or by any municipality

or county in connection with the case. This fee shall be in

addition to and not a substitution for any and all fines and

penalties otherwise provided for by law for this offense.

2. The court clerk shall cause to be deposited the amount of

One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) as collected, for every

conviction as described in this subsection. The court clerk shall

remit the monies in the fund on a monthly basis directly either to:

a. the OSBI who shall deposit the monies into the OSBI

Revolving Fund provided for in Section 150.19a of

Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes for services

rendered or administered by the OSBI,

b. the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner who shall

deposit the monies into the Chief Medical Examiner

Revolving Fund provided for in Section 948 of Title 63

of the Oklahoma Statutes for services rendered or

administered by the Office of the Chief Medical

Examiner, or

c. the appropriate municipality or county for services

rendered or administered by a municipality or county.

3. The monies from the Laboratory Analysis Fee Fund deposited

into the OSBI Revolving Fund shall be used for the following:

a. providing criminalistic laboratory services,

b. the purchase and maintenance of equipment for use by

the laboratory in performing analysis,

c. education, training, and scientific development of

OSBI personnel, and

d. the destruction of seized property and chemicals as

prescribed in Sections 2-505 and 2-508 of Title 63 of

the Oklahoma Statutes.

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D. Upon conviction or bond forfeiture, the court shall collect

the fee provided for in subsection B of this section and deposit it

in an account created for that purpose. Except as otherwise

provided in subsection E of this section, monies shall be forwarded

monthly by the court clerk to the Council on Law Enforcement

Education and Training (CLEET). Beginning July 1, 2003, deposits

shall be due on the fifteenth day of each month for the preceding

calendar month. There shall be a late fee imposed for failure to

make timely deposits; provided, CLEET, in its discretion, may waive

all or part of the late fee. Such late fee shall be one percent

(1%) of the principal amount due per day beginning from the tenth

day after payment is due and accumulating until the late fee reaches

one hundred percent (100%) of the principal amount due. Beginning

on July 1, 1987, ninety percent (90%) of the monies received by

CLEET from the court clerks pursuant to this section shall be

deposited in the CLEET Fund, and ten percent (10%) shall be

deposited in the General Revenue Fund. Beginning January 1, 2001,

sixty and fifty-three one-hundredths percent (60.53%) of the monies

received by CLEET from the court clerks pursuant to this section

shall be deposited in the CLEET Fund created pursuant to subsection

F of this section, five and eighty-three one-hundredths percent

(5.83%) shall be deposited in the General Revenue Fund and thirty-

three and sixty-four one-hundredths percent (33.64%) shall be

deposited in the CLEET Training Center Revolving Fund created

pursuant to Section 3311.6 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

Along with the deposits required by this subsection, each court

shall also submit a report stating the total amount of funds

collected and the total number of fees imposed during the preceding

quarter. The report may be made on computerized or manual

disposition reports.

E. Any municipality or county having a basic law enforcement

academy approved by CLEET pursuant to the criteria developed by

CLEET for training law enforcement officers shall retain from monies

collected pursuant to subsections A through D of this section, Two

Dollars ($2.00) from each fee. These monies shall be deposited into

an account for the sole use of the municipality or county in

implementing its law enforcement training functions. Not more than

seven percent (7%) of the monies shall be used for court and

prosecution training. The court clerk of any such municipality or

county shall furnish to CLEET the report required by subsection D of

this section.

F. There is hereby created in the State Treasury a fund for the

Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training to be designated

the “CLEET Fund”. The fund shall be subject to legislative

appropriation and shall consist of any monies received from fees and

receipts collected pursuant to the Oklahoma Open Records Act,

reimbursements for parts used in the repair of weapons of law

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enforcement officers attending the basic academies, gifts, bequests,

contributions, tuition, fees, devises and the assessments levied

pursuant to the fund pursuant to law.

G. 1. Any person arrested or convicted of a felony offense or

convicted of a misdemeanor offense of assault and battery, domestic

abuse, stalking, possession of a controlled substance prohibited

under Schedule IV of the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances

Act, outraging public decency, resisting arrest, escaping or

attempting to escape, eluding a police officer, Peeping Tom,

pointing a firearm, threatening an act of violence, breaking and

entering a dwelling place, destruction of property, negligent

homicide or causing a personal injury accident while driving under

the influence of any intoxicating substance shall pay a DNA fee of

One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00). This fee shall not be

collected if the person has a valid DNA sample in the OSBI DNA

Offender Database at the time of sentencing.

2. The court clerk shall cause to be deposited the amount of

One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) as collected for every felony

arrest, felony conviction or every conviction for a misdemeanor

offense of assault and battery, domestic abuse, stalking, possession

of a controlled substance prohibited under the Uniform Controlled

Dangerous Substances Act, outraging public decency, resisting

arrest, escaping or attempting to escape, eluding a police officer,

Peeping Tom, pointing a firearm, threatening an act of violence,

breaking and entering a dwelling place, destruction of property,

negligent homicide or causing a personal injury accident while

driving under the influence of any intoxicating substance as

described in this subsection. The court clerk shall remit the

monies in the fund on a monthly basis directly to the OSBI who shall

deposit the monies into the OSBI Revolving Fund provided for in

Section 150.19a of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes for services

rendered or administered by the OSBI.

3. The monies from the DNA sample fee deposited into the OSBI

Revolving Fund shall be used for creating, staffing and maintaining

the OSBI DNA Laboratory and OSBI Combined DNA Index System (CODIS)

Database.

H. It shall be the responsibility of the court clerk to account

for and ensure the correctness and accuracy of payments made to the

state agencies identified in Sections 1313.2 through 1313.4 of this

title. Payments made directly to an agency by the court clerk as a

result of different types of assessments and fees pursuant to

Sections 1313.2 through 1313.4 of this title shall be made monthly

to each state agency.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.23 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.23
District No. 22
Status: in_force

District No. 22. The counties of Seminole, Hughes and Pontotoc.

Until August 31, 2013, said district to have three (3) district

judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One candidate to be

nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Pontotoc

County; one candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a

legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County; and one candidate to be

nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Seminole

County. Beginning September 1, 2013, said district to have two (2)

district judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One

candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a legal resident

of Pontotoc County and one candidate to be nominated and elected at

large and a legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-60.5 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-60.5
Rules providing for duties and procedures - Compensation - Travel expenses -
Status: in_force

Transmission of case files and other relevant materials - Payment of expenses - Scope of review of

Court of Criminal Appeals - Budgeting, management and administration of Emergency Appellate- Travel expenses - Transmission of case files and other relevant

materials - Payment of expenses - Scope of review of Court of

Criminal Appeals - Budgeting, management and administration of

Emergency Appellate Division.

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A. The duties and procedures of the Emergency Appellate

Division shall be as provided by rules of the Court of Criminal

Appeals.

B. No district judge, associate district judge, or special

judge who is temporarily assigned to sit on the Emergency Appellate

Division shall be entitled to additional compensation for judicial

service on the Emergency Appellate Division, unless otherwise

authorized by law.

C. Travel expenses of judges of the Emergency Appellate

Division incurred in performing their duties shall be reimbursed

pursuant to the State Travel Reimbursement Act, Section 500.1 et

seq. of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes from funds appropriated to

the Supreme Court for the expenses of the District Courts.

D. The Court of Criminal Appeals is authorized to expend such

funds as may be necessary for the purpose of transmitting case files

and other relevant materials to the judges of the Emergency

Appellate Division.

E. Expenses of the Emergency Appellate Division for the purpose

of transmitting case files and other relevant materials to the Court

of Criminal Appeals shall be paid from the court fund on claims

approved by the Court Fund Governing Board. The Emergency Appellate

Division shall not incur additional expenses without the approval of

the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

F. The Court of Criminal Appeals shall prescribe by rule the

scope of review it will afford when a Petition for Review to the

Court of Criminal Appeals is filed.

G. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall be responsible

for the budgeting, management and administration of the Emergency

Appellate Division, based upon rules promulgated by the Court of

Criminal Appeals and approved by the Supreme Court.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-74 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-74
Official bond
Status: in_force

The Clerk of the Supreme Court shall give a bond to the State of

Oklahoma in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), to be

approved by the Supreme Court for the faithful performance of his

duties as prescribed by law.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1104H — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1104H
Uniform Retirement System for Justices - Increase in
Status: in_force

benefits.

Any person receiving benefits from the Uniform Retirement System

for Justices and Judges as of June 30, 2003, who continues to

receive benefits on or after July 1, 2004, shall receive a four-

percent increase in said benefits beginning in July 2004.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.8a — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-92.8a
District No. 7 - Election of judges
Status: in_force

Beginning January 11, 1999, District Court Judicial District No.

7 shall have fifteen (15) district judges.

For elections held after 1994, district judges shall be

nominated and elected as follows: candidates for office Nos. 1 and

9 shall be nominated and elected from and be legal residents of

electoral Division No. 1, candidates for office Nos. 3 and 10 shall

be nominated and elected from and be legal residents of electoral

Division No. 2, candidates for office Nos. 2 and 11 shall be

nominated and elected from and be legal residents of electoral

Division No. 3, candidates for office Nos. 4 and 12 shall be

nominated and elected from and be legal residents of electoral

Division No. 4, and candidates for office Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 13 and 14

shall be nominated and elected at large. Beginning with elections

held in 1998, candidates for office No. 15 shall be nominated and

elected at large.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-106.10 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-106.10
Establishing status of certain court reporters
Status: in_force

Full-time official court reporters employed by the district

court on the effective day of this act, who were so employed by the

district court on January 1, 1969, are hereby granted the status of

certified shorthand reporters in the State of Oklahoma.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1404 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1404
Additional grounds for removal of judicial officer
Status: in_force

A. As used in this section, the term "judicial officer"

includes the judges of all courts created by the state or

municipalities of the state.

B. In addition to the causes specified in Article VII-A,

Section 1 of the Oklahoma Constitution, the acts and omissions

enumerated below shall constitute grounds for the removal by the

Court on the Judiciary of a judicial officer from his office, with

or without disqualification to hold a judicial office in the future:

1. The acceptance of a fee, or gratuity, other than that

specifically provided by law, for performing any act in a judicial

officer's capacity as a judge.

2. Continued willful failure of a judicial officer to comply

with rules and directives of the Supreme Court, the presiding judge

of his administrative district, or the chief judge of the judicial

district.

3. Participation by a judicial officer, while serving as such

officer or while a candidate for judicial office, in any partisan

political activity. But the term "partisan political activity," as

used herein, shall not include the attendance by a judicial officer

or by a candidate for a judicial office at a political gathering,

upon payment of a nominal admission fee, for the sole purpose of

campaigning in his own behalf for a judicial office.

4. Participation by a judicial officer, while serving as such

officer or while a candidate for a judicial office, in any election

campaign other than that for his own election to a judicial office.

5. A judicial officer becoming a candidate for any nonjudicial

office or for another judicial office whose term is to commence

before the expiration of his present term of office; provided that

no judge holding a nonelective judgeship shall become a candidate in

a race in which the incumbent seeks to retain an elective judicial

office unless he first resign his appointive judgeship.

6. A judicial officer, while serving as such officer or while a

candidate for a judicial office, making publicly known in his

campaign material or speeches, or knowingly permitting others to

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make publicly known, either directly or by implication, his

political party affiliation.

C. Violation by a judicial officer of the Code of Judicial

Conduct as adopted by the Supreme Court of Oklahoma on July 15,

1974, or as may be thereafter amended, may constitute grounds for

the removal by the court on the judiciary of a judicial officer from

office, with or without disqualification to hold a judicial office

in the future.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-27 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-27
Judicial Nominating Commission — Address to be used for
Status: in_force

determining residence and eligibility.

With respect to members of the Oklahoma Bar Association who may

be eligible for appointment or election to the Judicial Nominating

Commission, the address for the person as reflected in the records

of the State Election Board shall be used for purposes of

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determining the residence of such person for purposes of eligibility

for membership on the Judicial Nominating Commission.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1109 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1109
"Justice or judge" to include Administrative Director of
Status: in_force

the Courts.

The term "Justice or judge," as used in connection with judicial

retirement, shall include the Administrative Director of the Courts.

The person holding that constitutional office at the effective date

of this act may secure credit for his prior years of service with

the judiciary by paying, within thirty (30) days of the effective

date of this act, the amount of contributions he would have paid to

the Judicial Retirement System had he been a member thereof since

January 13, 1969. He shall not participate in any other state

retirement system but may withdraw all his contributions paid to the

general employees retirement system.
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1405 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1405
Justices of Supreme Court and Judges of Court of Criminal
Status: in_force

Appeals and Court of Appeals - Reimbursement of expenses for

attending judicial conferences.

Justices of the Supreme Court and Judges of the Court of

Criminal Appeals and the Court of Appeals are entitled to

reimbursement for actual and necessary expenses incurred in

attending judicial conferences which they are ordered to attend by

the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court as provided by the State

Travel Reimbursement Act. They shall certify their expenses to the

Chief Justice, and, upon the latter's approval thereof, the State

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Treasurer shall issue a reimbursing warrant, to be paid out of any

funds appropriated for such purpose.Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 7
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1226 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-1226
Amount of transfers to fund specified
Status: in_force

A. At the request of the board of trustees of the law library

in a county having a population of three hundred thousand (300,000)

or more, the presiding judge of an administrative district, with the

approval of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, shall be

authorized to transfer up to Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) per

fiscal year from the court fund of the county in which the law

library is located to the Law Library Fund of that county.

B. In counties having a population of less than three hundred

thousand (300,000), the court fund of the county in which a law

library is located shall annually transfer to the Law Library

Revolving Fund the following amounts:

1. In counties having a population of less than ten thousand

(10,000), the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00); and

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2. In counties having a population of ten thousand (10,000) or

more, but less than thirty thousand (30,000), the sum of Seven

Thousand Dollars ($7,000.00); and

3. In counties having a population of thirty thousand (30,000)

or more, but less than three hundred thousand (300,000), the sum of

Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000.00).
Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-60.3 — OK Code / Title 20 / Section 20-60.3
Declaration of emergency - Activation of emergency panels
Status: in_force

- Assignment and disposition of cases - Number of panels - Minimum

number of unassigned regular felony appeals.

A. An emergency appellate panel of the Emergency Appellate

Division may be activated upon request of the Presiding Judge of the

Court of Criminal Appeals when the Chief Justice of the Supreme

Court declares an emergency to exist. For purposes of this section,

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"emergency" means any situation in which there are pending in the

office of the Clerk of the Court of Criminal Appeals more than one

hundred (100) regular felony appeals at issue. For purposes of this

section, "at issue" means a case in which responses from both the

appellant/petitioner and appellee/respondent (if such response is

necessary) have been filed with the Clerk.

B. In the event an emergency is declared, the Presiding Judge

of the Court of Criminal Appeals shall appoint emergency appellate

panels of three (3) judges each from the judges chosen by the Chief

Justice of the Supreme Court, select a Presiding Judge, and assign

to each emergency appellate panel such cases as the Court of

Criminal Appeals deems necessary. At least two judges from each

emergency appellate panel must concur in any decision. The Court of

Criminal Appeals may prescribe by rule where each emergency

appellate panel shall sit and how each panel shall conduct its

business and practice before it. The Court of Criminal Appeals

shall monitor cases assigned to the Emergency Appellate Division to

ensure a timely completion of cases assigned. Cases assigned to the

Emergency Appellate Division shall be disposed of within ninety (90)

days after assignment or returned to the Court of Criminal Appeals

for further assignment resolution.

C. The Presiding Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals shall

determine the number of emergency appellate panels necessary and no

emergency appellate panels may be created nor cases assigned to an

emergency appellate panel when the number of unassigned regular

felony appeals at issue before the Court of Criminal Appeals falls

below one hundred (100).