Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-30.3
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Disqualification of judge
Official statutory text
No Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals shall participate in the
consideration or decision of any case if the Judge has presided at
the trial of that case or acted in it as an attorney for one of the
litigants. The Supreme Court shall prescribe the procedure to be
followed when a member of the Court of Civil Appeals is disqualified
to hear a case.
consideration or decision of any case if the Judge has presided at
the trial of that case or acted in it as an attorney for one of the
litigants. The Supreme Court shall prescribe the procedure to be
followed when a member of the Court of Civil Appeals is disqualified
to hear a case.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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