Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-60.4

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Opinions or decisions of Emergency Appellate Division

Official statutory text

The opinions of the emergency appellate panels of the Emergency

Appellate Division shall be written in the form prescribed by the

Court of Criminal Appeals. No opinion of the Emergency Appellate

Division shall be binding or cited as a precedent unless it has been

approved by the Court of Criminal Appeals for publication in the

official reporter. The Court of Criminal Appeals shall prescribe by

rule when an opinion or decision, if any, of the Emergency Appellate

Division shall be published in the official reporter.

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