Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1266.7
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District court powers
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 21. Crimes and Punishments Page 559
The district courts of this state and the judges thereof shall
have full power, authority, and jurisdiction, upon the application
of the State of Oklahoma, acting through the district attorney, to
issue any and all proper restraining orders, temporary and permanent
injunctions, and any other writs and processes appropriate to carry
out and enforce the provisions of this act; no injunction or other
writ shall be granted, used or relied upon under the provisions of
this act in any labor dispute or disputes. Such proceedings shall
be instituted, prosecuted, tried, and heard as other civil
proceedings of like nature in such courts, provided that such
proceedings shall have priority over other cases in settings for
hearing.
Nothing in this act shall be construed to alter in any way the
powers now held by the courts of this state or of this nation under
the laws of this state in labor disputes.
The district courts of this state and the judges thereof shall
have full power, authority, and jurisdiction, upon the application
of the State of Oklahoma, acting through the district attorney, to
issue any and all proper restraining orders, temporary and permanent
injunctions, and any other writs and processes appropriate to carry
out and enforce the provisions of this act; no injunction or other
writ shall be granted, used or relied upon under the provisions of
this act in any labor dispute or disputes. Such proceedings shall
be instituted, prosecuted, tried, and heard as other civil
proceedings of like nature in such courts, provided that such
proceedings shall have priority over other cases in settings for
hearing.
Nothing in this act shall be construed to alter in any way the
powers now held by the courts of this state or of this nation under
the laws of this state in labor disputes.
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