Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-1194
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County commissioners or judge and treasurer may present
Official statutory text
accusation, when - Proceedings.
The board of county commissioners may, in the case of any county
or township officer, present such accusation and bring an action in
the name of the county for the removal of such officer, and the
district court shall have exclusive jurisdiction thereof; but if any
county commissioner is the party charged, then the county judge and
county treasurer shall present such accusation and bring the action.
The proceedings, in actions brought under the provisions of this
section shall, except as provided in the two next succeeding
sections, be as is provided in the preceding sections of this
article.
The board of county commissioners may, in the case of any county
or township officer, present such accusation and bring an action in
the name of the county for the removal of such officer, and the
district court shall have exclusive jurisdiction thereof; but if any
county commissioner is the party charged, then the county judge and
county treasurer shall present such accusation and bring the action.
The proceedings, in actions brought under the provisions of this
section shall, except as provided in the two next succeeding
sections, be as is provided in the preceding sections of this
article.
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