Oklahoma § 20-9 Jury trial allowed, when.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 20-9 — Jury trial allowed, when.

Oklahoma·Title 20 Courts

In any cause in the Supreme Court wherein said Court is exercising its original jurisdiction in which an issue of fact is presented properly triable by a jury, and either party to said cause demands a jury trial, or in cases of indirect contempts, if the accused demands a jury trial, said Court shall not dismiss such cause for the reason that a jury is required, but shall proceed in the manner hereinafter prescribed.

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In any cause in the Supreme Court wherein said Court is exercising its original jurisdiction in which an issue of fact is presented properly triable by a jury, and either party to said cause demands a jury trial, or in cases of indirect contempts, if the accused demands a jury trial, said Court shall not dismiss such cause for the reason that a jury is required, but shall proceed in the manner hereinafter prescribed.

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