Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1659

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Filing of petition invoking jurisdiction of Court on the

Official statutory text

Judiciary.

In the event the Council on Judicial Complaints finds that the

complaint should be made the subject of proceedings before the Court

on the Judiciary, it shall forward all papers concerning the same,

together with its findings, to either the Supreme Court or the Chief

Justice thereof, the Governor, the Attorney General, the Executive

Secretary of the Oklahoma Bar Association, or the House of

Representatives, who shall promptly file a petition invoking the

jurisdiction of the trial division of the Court on the Judiciary in

accordance with subsection (a) of Section 4 of Article 7-A of the

Constitution of Oklahoma; provided, however, filing by the Executive

Secretary of the Oklahoma Bar Association shall be at the direction

of the majority of the members of the Executive Council or by

resolution of the House of Delegates of the Oklahoma Bar

Association. Thereafter, the matter shall proceed in accordance

with the applicable constitutional provisions, statutes, and rules

of the Court on the Judiciary.

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