Okla. Stat. tit. 75, § 75-321.1
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Actions brought by state agencies — Civil penalties not
Official statutory text
to be awarded — Exceptions.
A. No civil penalty may be awarded in an action brought by or
on behalf of an administrative agency of this state against any
person or legal entity for conduct that would also be the subject of
a suit at common law in which the defendant would be entitled to
trial by jury before a court established under the Oklahoma
Constitution, except after a trial by jury before such court.
B. The provisions of subsection A of this section shall not
apply to a summary judgment rendered in compliance with Title 12 of
the Oklahoma Statutes and any precedents establishing the standards
for summary judgment. Such requirement shall not apply to a civil
case in a court proceeding in equity jurisdiction that, prior to the
passage of this act, did not involve a right to a trial by jury
before a court established under the Oklahoma Constitution.
A. No civil penalty may be awarded in an action brought by or
on behalf of an administrative agency of this state against any
person or legal entity for conduct that would also be the subject of
a suit at common law in which the defendant would be entitled to
trial by jury before a court established under the Oklahoma
Constitution, except after a trial by jury before such court.
B. The provisions of subsection A of this section shall not
apply to a summary judgment rendered in compliance with Title 12 of
the Oklahoma Statutes and any precedents establishing the standards
for summary judgment. Such requirement shall not apply to a civil
case in a court proceeding in equity jurisdiction that, prior to the
passage of this act, did not involve a right to a trial by jury
before a court established under the Oklahoma Constitution.
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