Tulsa Criminal Lawyer

Oklahoma Constitution
    Article 5 - Legislative Department
      Legislative Apportionment
        Section Article 5 section 11C - Review of apportionment orders - Failure to seek review
Cite as: O.S. §, __ __

§ 11C. Review of apportionment orders - Failure to seek review.Any qualified elector may seek a review of any apportionment order of the Commission, or apportionment law of the legislature, within sixty days from the filing thereof, by filing in the Supreme Court of Oklahoma a petition which must set forth a proposed apportionment more nearly in accordance with this Article. Any apportionment of either the Senate or the House of Representatives, as ordered by the Commission, or apportionment law of the legislature, from which review is not sought within such time, shall become final. The court shall give all cases involving apportionment precedence over all other cases and proceedings; and if said court be not in session, it shall convene promptly for the disposal of the same.

Historical Data

Added by State Question No. 416, Ref. Petition No. 142, adopted at election held May 26, 1964.

Tulsa Criminal Defense Lawyer: Kevin D. Adams

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