Oklahoma § 20-126 Trial court administrators - Duties - Appointment -

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§ 20-126 — Trial court administrators - Duties - Appointment -

Oklahoma § 20-126

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Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-126 (2026).

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Qualifications - Salary.

A.There are authorized to be appointed, two trial court administrators, one for the Oklahoma-Canadian Counties Judicial Administrative District and one for the Tulsa-Pawnee Counties Judicial Administrative District. The duties of a trial court administrator shall be to assist the presiding judge of the judicial administrative district in the performance of his administrative duties.

B.A trial court administrator shall be selected by the presiding judge of the judicial administrative district in which he is to be employed, subject to confirmation by a majority of the district and associate district judges in the judicial administrative district. A trial court administrator shall serve at the pleasure of a majority of the district and associate district judges in t

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Qualifications - Salary. A. There are authorized to be appointed, two trial court administrators, one for the Oklahoma-Canadian Counties Judicial Administrative District and one for the Tulsa-Pawnee Counties Judicial Administrative District. The duties of a trial court administrator shall be to assist the presiding judge of the judicial administrative district in the performance of his administrative duties. B. A trial court administrator shall be selected by the presiding judge of the judicial administrative district in which he is to be employed, subject to confirmation by a majority of the district and associate district judges in the judicial administrative district. A trial court administrator shall serve at the pleasure of a majority of the district and associate district judges in the judicial administrative district. C. To be eligible for appointment as a trial court administrator, a person shall possess at least one of the following minimum qualifications: 1. Be an attorney licensed to practice law in this state; 2. Have a bachelor's degree in court management, or an equivalent degree; or 3. Have at least ten (10) years' experience in management with substantial supervisory responsibility; and 4. Be a graduate of the Institute for Court Management. D. Each trial court administrator shall receive a salary equal to the salary received by a special judge.