OK · rules
Okla. & Canadian Cntys. Local R. 7
CHIEF SPECIAL JUDGE DUTIES AND OKLAHOMA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION DISCLOSURES
A. The Chief Special Judge shall hear transfers of cases from SC to CS, pauper’s affidavits
relating to SC and CS cases, and all CJ, CS, and SC post-judgment collection matters
(unless specifically retained by the assigned judge), to include, but not limited to, hearing
on assets, claims for exemptions, garnishment matters, and citations for contempt. *
B. Applications for orders directed to the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
(O.E.S.C.) for disclosure of information pursuant to 40 O.S. §4-508 may be filed and
presented to the Chief Special Judge for approval only after the entry of Judgment.* Should
the application be granted, the order shall not be combined with any other order and shall
comply with the provisions of 40 O.S. §4-508 and shall require disclosure of said
information relating to the judgment debtor only. The Judgment shall not in clude an
application for an order to the O.E.S.C. or an order for disclosure to the O.E.S.C.
C. The Chief Special Judge shall also maintain a docket at 10:00 a.m. for all SC forcible entry
and detainer cases. At the direction of the assigned judge of any CS or CJ case relating to
the right of possession of property pursuant to 12 O.S. Section 1148.14, the Chief Special
Judge shall hear the case with respect to the right of possession and said property only,
after which the case shall be returned to the assigned judge for further proceedings. *
Provenance
- Source
- www.oklahomacounty.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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