Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-96
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Jury sessions - Motion and demurrer sessions - When and how
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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 388
Jury sessions of the district court may be held at any time upon
order of a chief judge or of the presiding judge of the judicial
administrative district. A session for the hearing and disposition
of motions and demurrers shall be held in each county at least once
every thirty (30) days, and any motion or demurrer that has been on
file for at least five (5) days shall be placed on the docket. The
date or dates of regular sessions for the hearing of motions and
demurrers shall be fixed by any of the judges of the district court
unless the district judges of the district court judicial district
shall prescribe otherwise, provided that a judge may hear any matter
in any case assigned to him more frequently than provided herein.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 388
Jury sessions of the district court may be held at any time upon
order of a chief judge or of the presiding judge of the judicial
administrative district. A session for the hearing and disposition
of motions and demurrers shall be held in each county at least once
every thirty (30) days, and any motion or demurrer that has been on
file for at least five (5) days shall be placed on the docket. The
date or dates of regular sessions for the hearing of motions and
demurrers shall be fixed by any of the judges of the district court
unless the district judges of the district court judicial district
shall prescribe otherwise, provided that a judge may hear any matter
in any case assigned to him more frequently than provided herein.
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