Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-1053.1
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Automatic appeal of judgments holding statutes
Official statutory text
unconstitutional in criminal actions.
Any final judgment entered by a district court in a criminal
action rendering an act of the State Legislature to be
unconstitutional shall be automatically appealed to the Court of
Criminal Appeals, unless said act has been previously declared
unconstitutional by said Court of Criminal Appeals. Such appeals
shall be by the district attorney upon a reserved question of law.
Any final judgment entered by a district court in a criminal
action rendering an act of the State Legislature to be
unconstitutional shall be automatically appealed to the Court of
Criminal Appeals, unless said act has been previously declared
unconstitutional by said Court of Criminal Appeals. Such appeals
shall be by the district attorney upon a reserved question of law.
Status: reserved · Read it on the official government site
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