Oklahoma Code § 20-95.1

Title 20. Courts: Places of holding district court
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A.  Unless and until the Supreme Court or the presiding judge of
the judicial administrative district provides otherwise, and
excluding any business courts established pursuant to Section 91.7
of this title, the district court shall hold court in the county
seat of every county in the district, in any city where a superior
court held sessions and at such other places within the district as
the district and associate district judges shall prescribe.
B.  If a governing board of the court fund receives a request
from a municipality that court be held within that municipality and
the board determines that sufficient reasons exist for establishing
a court and that sufficient funds and space for a court are made
available by the municipality, the board may establish a court,
presided over by a special judge, in that municipality.  The request
to hold court in a municipality shall be included in the budget
submitted by the governing board of the court fund to the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court and approved by the Chief Justice.

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