Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1305
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Quarters for special judges
Official statutory text
No charge shall be made by any city or town in the state for the
use of municipally-owned quarters by a special judge. A majority of
the governing board of the court fund may authorize the use of money
from the court fund to rent privately-owned quarters for special
judges in counties of over three hundred thousand (300,000)
according to the latest Federal Census.
use of municipally-owned quarters by a special judge. A majority of
the governing board of the court fund may authorize the use of money
from the court fund to rent privately-owned quarters for special
judges in counties of over three hundred thousand (300,000)
according to the latest Federal Census.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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