Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1308

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Deposits in State Judicial Retirement Fund and State

Official statutory text

Judicial Fund.

Clerks in counties having a population of less than seventy

thousand (70,000) must transmit each quarter for deposit in the

State Judicial Revolving Fund the amount by which the receipts

deposited in the court fund for the quarter, including the interest

earned on the court fund, exceeds the expenses for the quarter,

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 460

provided the court clerk shall retain from the excess amount a sum

equal to twenty percent (20%) of the expenses for the quarter.

Clerks in counties having a population of seventy thousand (70,000)

or more shall transmit each month for deposit in the State Judicial

Revolving Fund the amount by which the receipts deposited in the

court fund for the reporting period for the report required by

Section 1307 of this title, including interest earned on the court

fund, exceeds the expenses for the reporting period, provided the

clerk shall retain from the excess amount a sum equal to twenty

percent (20%) of the expenses for the reporting period. Within

thirty (30) days after the end of each fiscal year, the court clerk,

in addition to the other amounts due hereunder, shall transmit to

the Supreme Court for deposit in the State Judicial Revolving Fund

an amount equal to the gross receipts for the entire past fiscal

year less the total amount of expenses, as defined in subsection A

of Section 1307 of this title, and less the transfers made for the

past fiscal year.

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