Oklahoma Statutes
Title 20. Courts
§20-1102A. Disability retirement - Amount - Survivor benefits - Determination of benefits.

A. Any Justice or judge of the Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Court of Appeals, Workers’ Compensation Court or district court who has reached the age of fifty-five (55) years and has served as Justice or judge of any of the named courts in the State of Oklahoma for a period of fifteen (15) continuous years or longer, next preceding application for disability retirement, may receive as retirement disability compensation a maximum monthly benefit in an amount equal to four percent (4%) of the average monthly salary received by the member when the member served as a Justice or judge based on the last three (3) years of active service multiplied by the total number of years of service on the named courts. But in no event may such retirement disability of a Justice or judge who incurs a disability before July 1, 2004, exceed seventy percent (70%) or one hundred percent (100%), for a Justice or judge who incurs a disability after June 30, 2004, of the average monthly salary based on the highest three (3) years of active service and found applicable to such Justice or judge at the time of retirement, when such Justice or judge is ordered to retire from office with compensation by the Court on the Judiciary for the reason of physical disability preventing the proper performance of official duty. The decree of the Court on the Judiciary shall set forth the amount of compensation the Justice or judge so retired shall receive, which compensation shall be payable out of the State Judicial Retirement Fund. The only optional form of benefit payment available for disability benefits is Option A, as provided for in Section 3 of this act. Option A must be elected in accordance with the provisions of Section 3 of this act. Benefit payments shall cease upon the member's recovery from disability prior to the normal retirement date. Future benefits, if any, shall be paid based upon length of service and compensation as of the date of disability. In the event that disability ceases and the member returns to employment within the System, credited service to the date of disability shall be restored, and future benefits shall be determined accordingly.

B. For members of the System who are married on September 1, 2005, and who are still making the additional three percent (3%) surviving spouse contributions as of that date, the surviving spouse benefit shall be as follows:
1. The surviving spouse of a deceased Justice or judge having at least eight (8) years of service shall be entitled to receive survivor benefits in the amount herein prescribed, if married to the decedent ninety (90) days prior to the termination of the member’s employment as a Justice or judge and has been so married to the member continuously for a period of at least three (3) years immediately preceding his death, provided that the required additional contributions are made;
2. Survivor benefits shall be payable in accordance with Section 1001 et seq. of this title if the surviving spouse has then attained the age of sixty (60) years or, if then under such age, immediately upon his attainment of that age or if the surviving spouse is disabled or when the deceased member served for a minimum of ten (10) years and the Workers’ Compensation Court determines that the death arose out of and in the course of employment or when the deceased member would have met the requirements for retirement, whichever occurs first;
3. The amount of the benefits the surviving spouse may receive shall be as follows:
4. In lieu of the benefits and provisions provided in paragraphs 1, 2, and 3, of this subsection, the members described in this subsection may elect upon retirement an Option A or B as provided in Section 3 of this act.
C. Members who are single as of September 1, 2005, and who made the additional three percent (3%) spousal contribution at any time prior to that date, may apply to receive a refund or transfer of such additional contributions and an unreduced retirement benefit. To receive this refund, the qualifying member must file an application for the refund with the System by December 1, 2005. The applicable contributions shall be transferred pursuant to this subsection and the procedures established by the Board. It is the intent of the Legislature that the excess contributions which were paid on a pretax basis and considered as picked up under the provisions of Section 414(h)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall be transferred directly to an account established for the employee in the Oklahoma State Employees Deferred Savings Incentive Plan, created under 401 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The excess contributions which were paid on an after-tax basis and not considered picked up under the provisions of Section 414(h)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall be transferred to the Deferred Compensation Plan created under 457 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The provisions for refund or transfer contained in this subsection shall not take effect until the Board receives official written notice that this distribution satisfies the tax qualification requirements for governmental plans applicable to such refunds or transfers as specified in the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended from time to time, and as applicable to governmental plans and the relevant regulatory provisions and guidance related thereto. The application and receipt of a refund under this subsection shall operate as an irrevocable waiver of any survivor benefit available under this act. In lieu of receiving a refund of contributions the member may elect at retirement to have a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act with a reduced benefit. The Board of Trustees of the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges shall promulgate any rules necessary to implement the provisions of this subsection.
D. Single members at the time of retirement who never made the additional three percent (3%) spousal contribution, as provided in Section 1103 of this title, shall receive an unreduced retirement benefit or may elect at retirement to have a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act with a reduced benefit. The Board of Trustees of the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges shall promulgate any rules necessary to implement the provisions of this subsection.
E. Members who are married as of September 1, 2005, but who are not paying the additional three percent (3%) surviving spousal contribution as a result of waiver and consent of the spouse, shall be eligible for a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act.
F. Members who join the system after August 31, 2005, shall be eligible for a survivor option as provided in Section 3 of this act.
G. Any Justice, judge or surviving spouse meeting the requirements for disability retirement benefits as provided in this section may make application to the Court on the Judiciary for a determination of disability retirement benefits. The Justice, judge or surviving spouse making application shall be required by the Court on the Judiciary to be examined by two recognized physicians selected by the Court to determine the extent of disability of such applicant. The examining physicians shall furnish the Court a detailed written report of the disability of the examined applicant. The Court shall then determine whether the applicant, if the member is a Justice or judge, has a disability preventing the proper performance of the member’s official duties. If the applicant is a surviving spouse the court shall determine whether such surviving spouse is disabled. If the Court determines that the applicant is disabled, the Court shall order disability retirement benefits as provided by this section. The Court shall require all persons receiving disability benefits to submit to a physical examination once each year for the three (3) years following the start of disability benefits. The Court shall select two physicians to examine such persons and if they are found no longer disabled by the examining physicians the Court shall terminate such disability benefits. The Justice, judge or surviving spouse shall then be entitled to receive such other benefits as they may be entitled to by law.
Added by Laws 1970, c. 104, § 1, eff. July 1, 1970. Amended by Laws 1974, c. 247, § 1, emerg. eff. May 23, 1974; Laws 1979, c. 255, § 1, eff. July 1, 1979; Laws 1982, c. 360, § 1, eff. Oct. 1, 1982; Laws 1989, c. 224, § 1, eff. July 1, 1989; Laws 1995, c. 318, § 1, eff. July 1, 1995; Laws 1998, c. 81, § 1, eff. July 1, 1998; Laws 1999, c. 257, § 9, eff. July 1, 1999; Laws 2004, c. 536, § 6, eff. July 1, 2004; Laws 2005, c. 464, § 2, eff. Sept. 1, 2005.

Structure Oklahoma Statutes

Oklahoma Statutes

Title 20. Courts

§20-1. Number of justices – Terms of office.

§20-2. Supreme court judicial districts.

§20-3. Justices elected - When.

§20-3.1. Salaries.

§20-3.2. Creation - Membership - Staff - Reimbursement.

§20-3.3. Meetings - Changes in judicial compensation.

§20-3.4. State judiciary for whom compensation will be set.

§20-4. Office of Management and Enterprise Services to provide rooms and supplies.

§20-5. Justices not to be candidates for nonjudicial office.

§20-6. Effect of partial invalidity.

§20-9. Jury trial allowed, when.

§20-10. Manner of trial.

§20-10.1. Supreme Court – Publicly available calendar of cases pending.

§20-11. Jury, how secured.

§20-12. Fees and costs - Attendance of witnesses.

§20-14. Actions involving removal or location of state capital or educational or charitable institutions - Jurisdiction, powers and procedure.

§20-14.1. Entities authorized to issue bonds – Application to the Supreme Court for approval.

§20-15. Deposit to cover costs - Indigents.

§20-15.1. Appeals - Additional attorney fees.

§20-16. Mandate - When to issue without cost.

§20-16.1. Administrative Director of the Courts.

§20-16.4. Assistance to Judicial Nominating Commission.

§20-16.5. Travel and lodging expenses of Nominating Commissioneers - Reimbursement - Approval.

§20-16.6. Court on the Judiciary members - Expenses - Prosecutors - Compensation - Witness fees and expenses.

§20-16.7. Secretary to presiding judge of judicial administrative district.

§20-16.11. Annual reports.

§20-22. Division of state into judicial administrative districts.

§20-23. Authorization to make rules or orders relating to District Courts.

§20-24. Rule-making authority not limited.

§20-25. Promulgation of rules to promote transparency of the judicial selection process.

§20-30.1. Establishment - Jurisdiction - Certiorari.

§20-30.2. Number of divisions - Number of judges - Assignment and transfer.

§20-30.2A. Salaries.

§20-30.3. Disqualification of judge.

§20-30.4. Procedure and practice - Costs.

§20-30.5. Opinions - Publications.

§20-30.6. Clerk.

§20-30.7. Quarters.

§20-30.8. Travel expenses.

§20-30.11. Congressional Districts.

§20-30.14. Additional divisions of Court of Appeals.

§20-30.15. Election or appointment of Judges - Experience and qualifications - Terms of office.

§20-30.16. Judge's declaration of candidacy - Ballot question.

§20-30.17. Vacancies.

§20-30.18. Election and term of Judges.

§20-30.19. Judges' contribution to, or holding office in political party prohibited.

§20-31. Judges - Qualifications - Salaries.

§20-31.1. Name of court.

§20-31.2. Salaries.

§20-32. When court or members disqualified.

§20-33. Districts - Nomination, appointment and retention of Judges.

§20-35. Term of office of Judges - Organization of Court of Criminal Appeals.

§20-36. Terms.

§20-37.1. Legal secretary as marshal.

§20-38. Clerk of court - Deposit to cover costs.

§20-39. Seal.

§20-40. Appellate jurisdiction.

§20-41. Habeas corpus and other writs - Rules of court.

§20-42. May ascertain jurisdictional facts.

§20-43. Trial by jury in contempt proceedings, when.

§20-44. Return of mandate when lower court loses jurisdiction.

§20-45. Costs in cases less than felonies.

§20-46. Attestation of process.

§20-48. Opinions to be delivered to reporter.

§20-49. Opinions - Form - Filing.

§20-51. Oath.

§20-55. Qualification rules for court-appointed attorney.

§20-60.1. Emergency Appellate Division - Establishment - Powers - Decisions - Recall of case from emergency panel - Conduct of proceedings.

§20-60.2. Appointment of temporary judges of Emergency Appellate Division - Eligibility to serve - Orientation or distribution of materials.

§20-60.3. Declaration of emergency - Activation of emergency panels - Assignment and disposition of cases - Number of panels - Minimum number of unassigned regular felony appeals.

§20-60.4. Opinions or decisions of Emergency Appellate Division.

§20-60.5. Rules providing for duties and procedures - Compensation - Travel expenses - Transmission of case files and other relevant materials - Payment of expenses - Scope of review of Court of Criminal Appeals - Budgeting, management and administra...

§20-61. Court of Criminal Appeals Revolving Fund.

§20-71. Assistants may administer oaths and issue certificates.

§20-72. Quarterly accounting to Administrative Director.

§20-73.5. Copies of opinions - Cost - Free copies - Disposition of monies.

§20-74. Official bond.

§20-78. Clerk of the Supreme Court - Appointment - Duties.

§20-78.1. Rules for management and care of records, files and papers committed to Clerk of the Supreme Court.

§20-79. Deputies and other employees.

§20-80. Judge for directing, managing and maintaining Oklahoma Court Fund Collection System.

§20-81. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.

§20-91.1. District courts as successors to jurisdiction of various other courts.

§20-91.2. Dockets.

§20-91.3. Associate district judges and special judges.

§20-91.4. Reference to county judge.

§20-91.5. Transfer of records of abolished courts - Liens.

§20-91.7. Business court divisions.

§20-91.8. Local rules and administrative orders.

§20-92.1. Judicial districts - District judges.

§20-92.1A. Salaries.

§20-92.2. District No. 1.

§20-92.3. District No. 2.

§20-92.4. District No. 3.

§20-92.5. District No. 4.

§20-92.6. District No. 5.

§20-92.7. District No. 6.

§20-92.8a. District No. 7 - Election of judges.

§20-92.8b. Judicial District No. 7 - Elections.

§20-92.8e. District No. 7 - County of Oklahoma - Electoral divisions.

§20-92.9. District No. 8.

§20-92.10. District No. 9.

§20-92.11. District No. 10.

§20-92.12. District No. 11.

§20-92.13. District No. 12.

§20-92.14. District No. 13.

§20-92.15a. District No. 14 - Election of judges.

§20-92.15b. District No. 14 - Terms of judges currently serving not affected - Effective date of electoral divisions.

§20-92.15d. District No. 14 - Counties of Tulsa and Pawnee - Electoral divisions.

§20-92.16. District No. 15.

§20-92.17. District No. 16.

§20-92.18. District No. 17.

§20-92.19. District No. 18.

§20-92.20. District No. 19.

§20-92.21. District No. 20.

§20-92.22. District No. 21.

§20-92.23. District No. 22.

§20-92.24. District No. 23.

§20-92.25. Okfuskee, Okmulgee and Creek Counties.

§20-92.26. District No. 25.

§20-92.27. Canadian County.

§20-92.28. Electoral divisions of District Nos. 7 and 14 - Description and maps.

§20-92i. Candidate for district judge or associate district judge - Residency - Persons removed from judicial office or who resigned pending disciplinary proceedings.

§20-95.1. Places of holding district court.

§20-95.2. Holding court in more than one city in a county - Name.

§20-95.3. Time clerk's office open in cities other than county seat.

§20-95.4. Transfer of actions.

§20-95.5. Petitions filed in city not the county seat - Notice - Liens.

§20-95.6. Assignment and transfer of cases.

§20-95.7. Continuing authority of Judge to whom case assigned.

§20-95.8. Associate District Judges - Hearing of cases

§20-95.9. Temporary assignment of associate district judge or special judge to another county within judicial district.

§20-95.10. Appointment of different judge in event of reversal or remand - Exception.

§20-96. Jury sessions - Motion and demurrer sessions - When and how held.

§20-97. Provisions of act severable.

§20-98. Decision of cases pending on change of district.

§20-101. Two or more courts in county and district.

§20-101.1. Orders and other acts outside county in which cause pending.

§20-103.1. Temporary judge or judge pro tempore - Authority - Per diem and expenses.

§20-104. Reimbursement for expenses of district court judges, special justices, special judges and court reporters.

§20-105.1. Expenses of judges and court reporters within or without their district.

§20-106.1. Court reporters - Determination of number needed.

§20-106.2. Appointment of reporters - Oath.

§20-106.3-1. Former reporters for superior courts - Enrollment without examination.

§20-106.3B. Persons qualified for appointment as court reporter.

§20-106.4. Duties of reporter - Methods - Transcripts.

§20-106.4a. Transcripts - Access to copies - Costs.

§20-106.5. Admissibility of transcripts as evidence.

§20-106.6. Assignment of reporters - Expenses.

§20-106.8. Court reporters in county retirement system - Option to join Public Employees Retirement System - Credits.

§20-106.9. Court reporters - Salaries.

§20-106.10. Establishing status of certain court reporters.

§20-106.11. Status of reporters employed by Corporation Commission.

§20-106.12. Status of certain court reporters.

§20-106.13. District court shorthand reporters - Status as certified shorthand reporters.

§20-107.2. Reports to Supreme Court - Consolidated payroll - Travel claims.

§20-120. Supervision of district courts by district judges.

§20-121.1. Qualifications for associate district judges.

§20-121.2. Associate District Judges - Salary determination.

§20-122. Number of special judges in each judicial administrative district – Appointments - Vacancies.

§20-123. Jurisdiction of special judges.

§20-124. Objections to determinations by special judges - Validity of orders and judgments.

§20-125. Office of secretary-bailiff - Creation - Appointment - Compensation and salary - Number - Retirement and other benefits – CLEET-certified.

§20-126. Trial court administrators - Duties - Appointment - Qualifications - Salary.

§20-127. Judicial and District Attorney Redistricting Task Force - Members - Meetings - Staff.

§20-128. Juvenile court case managers.

§20-129. Judicial firearms permits.

§20-130. Videoconferencing authorized in district courts - Exceptions.

§20-641. Transfer on creation or alteration of county.

§20-642. Procedure for transfer.

§20-643. Jurisdiction assumed.

§20-644. Courts or counties abolished or abandoned - Courts declared invalid - Transfer of pending cases.

§20-1002. Destruction of files and records in misdemeanor and traffic cases.

§20-1003. Purpose of act - Permanent docket sheet.

§20-1005. Disposal or destruction of court records - Storage on microfilm, optical disc or other medium.

§20-1005.1. Destruction of paper records after recording on other medium or passage of certain time.

§20-1006. Destruction of certain records and reporter's notes - Limitations.

§20-1007. Destruction or sale of documents by court clerk.

§20-1008. Destruction of depositions.

§20-1009. Destruction of office files of deceased attorneys.

§20-1010. Destruction of deceased court reporter's notes.

§20-1011. Removal of exhibits, notes and other materials from custody of court clerk - Storage of reporting notes.

§20-1101. Citation.

§20-1101.1. Establishment as qualified retirement plan under Internal Revenue Code.

§20-1102. Eligibility for retirement - Vacancies - Reemployment - Calculation of post-retirement.

§20-1102.2. Military service credit.

§20-1102A. Disability retirement - Amount - Survivor benefits - Determination of benefits.

§20-1102B. Benefits for surviving spouse of certain Justices or judges.

§20-1102C. Retirement benefit options.

§20-1103. Contributions - Oklahoma Judicial Retirement Fund - Returns.

§20-1103.1. Additional contributions - Minimum funded ratio - Reporting.

§20-1103.2. Limit on employee contributions – Purchase of service credit - Rollovers.

§20-1103.3. Deduction of employee contributions – Picked up contributions.

§20-1103A. Survivor benefits for spouse.

§20-1103C. Reinstatement of service credit.

§20-1103D. State Supernumerary Judges - Abolition.

§20-1103E. Death benefit.

§20-1103F. Credit for service accumulated in other retirement systems.

§20-1103G. Service credit - Computation of purchase price.

§20-1103H. Study on restructuring the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges.

§20-1104. Retirement compensation.

§20-1104.1. Maximum benefits permitted – Qualified governmental excess benefit arrangements.

§20-1104.2. Distribution requirements.

§20-1104A. Accrual of retirement benefits - Increase of benefits - Minimum amount.

§20-1104B. Per diem and mileage.

§20-1104D. Increase in benefits for certain judges.

§20-1104E. Increase in retirement benefits.

§20-1104F. Benefit increase.

§20-1104G. Increase in benefits - Amount.

§20-1104H. Uniform Retirement System for Justices - Increase in benefits.

§20-1104I. Increase in benefits - July 1, 2006.

§20-1104J. Increase in benefits - July 1, 2008 - Offset.

§20-1104K. Increase in benefits – July 1, 2020 - Offset.

§20-1105. Office of State Supernumerary Judges abolished - Retirement of Justices or Judges.

§20-1107. Assignment of certain retired Justices and judges to judicial duties.

§20-1108. Management of the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges and the State Judicial Retirement Fund - Retirement Medical Benefit Fund.

§20-1108A. Claims for payment of death benefit, unpaid accumulated contributions or final monthly benefit - Limitation.

§20-1109. "Justice or judge" to include Administrative Director of the Courts.

§20-1110. Termination of plan.

§20-1111. Certain benefits and rights of retired justices and judges exempt from process - Exception of qualified domestic orders.

§20-1201. Establishment - Free use.

§20-1202. Quarterly transfer of money to Law Library Fund - Purchases - Branch libraries.

§20-1203. Law Library Fund - Use.

§20-1204. Board of Law Library Trustees.

§20-1205. Officers of Board of Law Library Trustees.

§20-1206. Terms of trustees.

§20-1207. Trustees - Honorary office.

§20-1208. Powers of Board of Law Library Trustees.

§20-1209. Claims, orders and demands - Filing - Payment - Contracts - Limitation.

§20-1210. Reports - Filing.

§20-1211. Meetings of board of law library trustees.

§20-1213. Acceptance of Act by resolution - Discontinuance.

§20-1215. Transfer of monies to court fund for purchases and maintenance.

§20-1219. Photographic or chemical reproduction apparatus - Rules.

§20-1220. Counties in excess of 300,000 population - National Association of Law Librarians - Dues - Conventions.

§20-1221. Court clerk as custodian - Duties.

§20-1224. Transfer of surplus funds from Law Library Fund.

§20-1225. Enforcement of provisions.

§20-1226. Amount of transfers to fund specified.

§20-1227. Law Library Revolving Fund - Authorized expenditures.

§20-1301. Deposit of fees, fines, costs and forfeitures - Bond.

§20-1302. Governing board of Court Fund.

§20-1304. Claims allowable - Approval - Limitation on courthouse building.

§20-1304A. Publication of court dockets in certain counties - Payment of expenses.

§20-1305. Quarters for special judges.

§20-1307. Report of receipts, expenses and transfers.

§20-1308. Deposits in State Judicial Retirement Fund and State Judicial Fund.

§20-1309. Time allowed for transfer of remittances to proper fund.

§20-1310.1. Supreme Court Revolving Fund - Creation.

§20-1310.2. State Judicial Revolving Fund.

§20-1310.3. Supreme Court Administrative Revolving Fund.

§20-1311. Transfer of funds for jury trials.

§20-1312. Audit of court fund and law library fund.

§20-1313.2. Definitions - Fees in addition to fine.

§20-1313.3. Fingerprinting fee - Deposits - Definitions.

§20-1313.4. Forensic Science Improvement Revolving Fund – Assessment – Collection.

§20-1313.5. Penalty assessment in addition to penalties for certain traffic offenses.

§20-1313.6. Penalty assessment in addition to penalties for offenses punishable pursuant to Sections 11-901 and 11-902 of Title 47.

§20-1313.7. Medical expense liability fee - Remission of fees to Medical Expense Liability Revolving Fund - Criteria for use of monies.

§20-1314. Equipment - Surplus property - Microfilming and storage of records.

§20-1315. Oklahoma Court Information System - Oklahoma Court Information System Revolving Fund.

§20-1315.1. Management Information Services Division.

§20-1315.2a. Court Information System - Accounting System.

§20-1315.3. Project manager for Oklahoma Court Information System.

§20-1315.4. Addition of counties to Oklahoma Court Information System networks.

§20-1315.5. Joint development projects with computer software vendors.

§20-1315.6. Contracts with county court clerks to reconcile funds paid on certain cases - Claims.

§20-1315.7. Monitoring of compliance with act.

§20-1316. Appointment of law student clerks for Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals and district courts - Grants and Donations Revolving Fund.

§20-1401. Disqualification of trial judge.

§20-1402. Recusal or disqualification of appellate judges – Appointment by Governor.

§20-1403. Disqualification of judge, claim of - Mandamus.

§20-1404. Additional grounds for removal of judicial officer.

§20-1404.1. Candidate for judicial office - Standards of conduct - Removal - Disqualification.

§20-1405. Justices of Supreme Court and Judges of Court of Criminal Appeals and Court of Appeals - Reimbursement of expenses for attending judicial conferences.

§20-1406. Approval of claims.

§20-1501. State Board of Examiners of Certified Shorthand Reporters.

§20-1502. Duties of Board.

§20-1503. Examination for certification – Types of certification.

§20-1503.1. Continuing education.

§20-1505. Licenses from other states – National certification.

§20-1506. Fees.

§20-1507. Deposit of fees - Withdrawals.

§20-1508. Metal seals - Use of abbreviations - Powers of certified reporters.

§20-1512. Videotape transcripts.

§20-1513. Prohibited acts - Penalties.

§20-1601. Short title.

§20-1601.1. Definitions.

§20-1601.2. Power to certify.

§20-1602. Power to answer.

§20-1602.1. Power to reformulate question.

§20-1603.1. Certification order - Record.

§20-1604. Contents of certification order.

§20-1604.1. Notice - Response.

§20-1604.2. Procedures.

§20-1604.3. Opinion.

§20-1606. Costs of certification.

§20-1611. Uniformity of application and construction.

§20-1651. Public policy.

§20-1651.1. Funding for professional and educational programs.

§20-1652. Council on Judicial Complaints.

§20-1653. Membership.

§20-1654. Tenure.

§20-1655. Administrative Director.

§20-1656. Oath - Officers – Rules - Reports.

§20-1657. Compensation - Travel expenses.

§20-1658. Investigation of complaints.

§20-1659. Filing of petition invoking jurisdiction of Court on the Judiciary.

§20-1660. Expenses.

§20-1661. Disqualification of council member.

§20-1662. Office supplies - Transfer of office materials.

§20-1663. Council on Judicial Complaints Revolving Fund.

§20-1701. State Board of Examiners of Certified Courtroom Interpreters.

§20-1702. Duties and powers of Board.

§20-1703. Application for certification - Examination - Certified methods of interpreting or translating.

§20-1704. Continuing education - Exemptions.

§20-1705. Certification from other states or federal.

§20-1706. Certification from other national entities.

§20-1707. Fees.

§20-1708. Use of C.C.I. abbreviation.

§20-1709. Conflicts of interest.

§20-1710. Good cause for services of registered or non-certified persons.

§20-3001.1. Setting aside judgment on ground of misdirection of jury or error in pleading or procedure.

§20-3002. Designation of parties to appeals - Position in caption.

§20-3003. Persons subject to order restricting right to vote - Notification of secretary of county election board.

§20-3004. Electronic filing of documents.

§20-3005. Judge Gary Dean Courtroom Technology Act.

§20-3006. Videoconferencing – Allowable proceedings.

§20-3007. XXX.