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Tulsa Cnty. Dist. Ct. Local R. (Criminal/Traffic) RULE CR 3
Assignment of Felony Cases
Assignment of felony cases shall be made by random computer function.
1. On the first working day of each year, the Presiding Judge or designee shall
prepare a list giving each felony trial judge an assigned number. The assignment
number shall be randomly selected and revealed only to the Assignment Judge calling
the arraignment docket. A control copy will be retained by the Presiding Judge.
2. Before a felony arraignment, the Minute Clerk shall have the Court file with
assignment number stamped on it for presentation to the arraignment Judge. When a
felony case is called for initial arraignment, the arraignment Judge shall announce in
open Court the name of the assigned Judge matching the assignment number on the
Court file and place that name on the court file. The Minute Clerk shall include the name
of the assigned Judge in the arraignment minute. The Court Clerk shall enter the name
of the assigned Judge on the appearance docket and computer records.
Provenance
- Source
- tulsacountydistrictcourt.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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