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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.11

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Congressional Districts

Official statutory text

Judges of the Court of Civil Appeals shall be elected or

appointed from the Congressional Districts with the boundaries as

they exist at the time the Judge is elected or appointed to office;

however, should the boundaries of the six Congressional Districts be

revised and elections for the office of United States Representative

be conducted using the revised boundaries, then the revised

boundaries shall also be used in the conduct of any elections

required for the office of Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals;

except that Judges of the Court of Civil Appeals seeking retention

shall be retained in the original Congressional District from which

they were elected or appointed; provided, however, nothing in this

section shall be construed to require a change of residence of a

Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals seeking retention. Should the

number of Congressional Districts be increased or decreased the

sections which define the area of each of the six Congressional

Districts shall remain in effect for the purpose of this act, and at

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that time the sections shall be renumbered and codified in this

title of the Oklahoma Statutes following this act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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