Tulsa County District Court Document Format Requirements
17 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICALCivil cases
Trial exhibits must be numbered in advance, with exhibit numbers matching those on the pretrial order.
All trial exhibits must be pre-marked by number and the numbers must correlate with the numbers on the Pretrial Order.
CRITICALCivil cases
- Format
- DOCX
A Microsoft Word copy of the proposed jury instructions must be emailed to the court bailiff.
A copy in Microsoft Word format shall be emailed to the Court’s Bailiff sarah.darby@oscn.net
CRITICALCivil cases
Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be placed in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
All documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with the Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules for Appeals (Rule 1.33).
CRITICALCivil cases
All briefs must comply with CV18, including its page limits.
All Briefs shall comply with CV18 including page limits.
CRITICALCivil cases
Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be kept in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 13.
All documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with the Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules for Appeals (Rule 13).
CRITICALCivil cases
- Format
- DOCX
A copy of the combined jury instructions must be emailed in Microsoft Word format to the stated email address.
A copy in Microsoft Word format shall be e-mailed to Abriana. Flores@oscn.net.
CRITICALCivil cases
- Format
- DOCX
Requested jury instructions must be submitted in Word format by email to Judge Priddy’s bailiff.
REQUESTED JURY INSTRUCTIONS must be submitted in Word format emailed to Judge Priddy’s Bailiff, Bailee Blundell, at Bailee.Blundell@oscn.net.
CRITICALCivil cases
Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be placed in a binder or notebook compliant with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
All documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules for Appeals (Rule 1.33).
CRITICALCivil cases
All trial exhibits must be pre-marked by number, and those numbers must match the numbers on the Pretrial Order.
All trial exhibits must be pre-marked by number, and the numbers must correlate with the numbers on the Pretrial Order.
WARNING
A civil habeas application must use the same case style as the underlying civil case.
4. The application shall be styled the same as the civil case at issue.
WARNING
Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be placed in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
All documentary/photographic exhibits offered or used at trial must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with the Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules for Appeals (Rule 1.33).
WARNING
Trial exhibits must be numbered, exchanged with opposing counsel before the pretrial conference, and provided to the Court at that conference unless the Court waives the requirement; anatomical models and enlargements may be omitted from the Court set but must be shown to opposing counsel.
Copies of all exhibits to be offered at trial must be marked by number and exchanged with opposing counsel before the pretrial conference and provided to the Court at the pretrial conference, unless waived by the Court. Anatomical models and enlargements of marked exhibits may be excluded from those provided to the Court but must be shown to opposing counsel.
WARNING
Counsel must substitute a copy of an oversized exhibit that meets the stated size restrictions.
Counsel shall substitute a copy meeting these size restrictions of any oversized exhibit.
WARNINGCivil cases
A hard copy of non-OUJI and modified OUJI jury instructions must be submitted to the Bailiff no later than one week before the trial status hearing.
Please submit a hard copy of non-OUJI and modified OUJI’s to the Bailiff no later than one (1) week prior to trial status hearing.
WARNINGCivil cases
Trial exhibits must be numbered to correspond to the Pretrial Order, and documentary or photographic exhibits must be organized in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
All trial exhibits must be pre-marked by number, and the numbers must correlate with the numbers on the Pretrial Order. All documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with Oklahoma Supreme rules for Appeals (Rule 1.33).
WARNINGCivil cases
Trial exhibits must be pre-marked with numbers corresponding to the Pretrial Order, and documentary or photographic exhibits must be kept in a binder or notebook.
All trial exhibits must be pre-marked by number. Such numbers must correlate with the numbers listed in the Pretrial Order. All documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook.
WARNINGCivil cases
- Format
- DOCX
The courtesy copy of the proposed jury instructions must use Microsoft Word format.
A courtesy copy in Microsoft Word format shall be e-mailed to Civil Docket E minute clerk: aubrie.frost@oscn.net
What formatting rules apply to filings in Tulsa County District Court?
Tulsa County District Court's formatting rule includes documentary/photographic exhibits offered or used at trial must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with oklahoma supreme court rules for appeals rule 1.33.. Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be placed in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
Judge William D. LaFortune's formatting rule includes all documentary/photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with oklahoma supreme court rules for appeals (rule 1.33).. Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be placed in a binder or notebook compliant with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 1.33.
Judge Kevin Gray's formatting rule includes documentary and photographic exhibits must be in a binder or notebook in compliance with oklahoma supreme court rule 13.. Documentary and photographic trial exhibits must be kept in a binder or notebook complying with Oklahoma Supreme Court Rule 13.
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