Oklahoma Court Record

Hacker Pleads Guilty in Manhattan Federal Court to Illegally Accessing New York Times Computer Network (January 8, 2004) ...

Bowdoinham, Maine Hacker Into United States Courts’ Information System Pleads Guilty (December 18, 2001) ... [Read More]

CHRONOLOGICAL DIRECTORY OF OPINIONS & ORDERS
A bankruptcy court order denying a motion for remand of a state court action was REVERSED and REMANDED. The Court's appellate jurisdiction is not barred under 28 U.S.C.§ 1334(c) or 1452(b), and order of the bankruptcy court denying remand was a "final order" under the collateral order doctrine or an appealable interlocutory order under 28 U.S.C.§ 158(a)(3).  The bankruptcy court's jurisdiction over the state court action was at most "related to" the debtor's Chapter 11 case under 28 U.S.C.§ 157. The bankruptcy court was required to abstain from hearing the state court action under 28 U.S.C.§ 1334(c)(2). The appellants' allegations of bias against bankruptcy court judge were unsupported by the record, and were potentially sanctionable under Fed. R. App. P. 38.   ... [Read More]

Aircraft Registration
Once the Aircraft Registration Branch records the security agreement, it will return to the secured party a Conveyance Recordation Notice, AC Form 8050-41. This notice describes the aircraft (and engines, propellers and locations if included), lists the parties and date of the security agreement, and shows the FAA recording number and date of recordation. This form may be used as a release if signed by the secured party and returned to the Aircraft Registration Branch. A letter signed by the secured party containing the same information and a statement releasing all the secured party's rights and interest in the aircraft, engine, propeller and/or location identified as collateral may also be accepted as a release. ... [Read More]

City of Oklahoma City | Municipal Courts
If you are scheduled for a trial and require an interpreter including American Sign Language, please notify us at least 72 hours before your trial date. There is no charge for interpreters for the hearing impaired. You will be charged for the cost of other interpreters. Call 405 297-3898 for more information. The courtrooms are equipped with hearing assistance systems. If you need this service, please request a receiver when checking in for court at the public counter. ... [Read More]

United States Tax Court: Frequently Asked Questions
To contact the webmaster for technical issues or problems with the web site, send an e-mail to webmaster@ustaxcourt.gov . For all non-technical questions, including procedural, case-related, or general questions about the Court, you must contact the Office of the Clerk of the Court at (202) 606-8754 or by postal mail at U.S. Tax Court, 400 Second Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20217, Attention: Office of the Clerk of the Court. For your information, no documents can be filed with the Court at this or any other e-mail address. ... [Read More]

Nationwide Survey on Mediator Qualifications State Statutes and Court Rules
Court rules can be found on Westlaw or Lexis using the FIND category and typing in the rule. Ex; FL ST Mediator Rule 10.100. Or search for the rule under Court Rules, by state, using the search terms (mediat or qualifications, mediat ion qualifications, mediat or training, mediat ion training) and do a natural language search using the phrase (qualifications of mediator). Hard copies are also on record with the Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management. ... [Read More]

Oklahoma CASU Services
The Payroll function includes biweekly pay with all appropriate deductions, complete tax reporting for Federal, state, and local tax authorities, and Medicare and Social Security record maintenance. Other functions include pay audits, retirement processing, leave audits, family leave program, Thrift Savings Plan services in conjunction with the National Finance Center, award payments, personal change of station wage/tax updates, court ordered payment processing, leave donor program, allotment processing, garnishment processing, W-2 and 1099 processing, grievance settlements, military redeposits, tax authority payments, and savings bond tracking. ... [Read More]

Case No. CIV-04-A43
    NOW on this 9th day of December, 2004, thePlaintiffs' Petition For Declaratory and Injunctive Relief, Mandamus,and Temporary Restraining Order comes on for hearing before theundersigned Judge, and the Plaintiffs appearing in person together withtheir attorney of record, Amos E. Black, III and the Defendants, LaRueParker, Frances Kodaseet, and Joyce Hinse, appearing in person,together with their attorney of record, Dana Deere, and Robert Messerand Loy Fife appearing not, having not been served notice of thishearing and the Court after considering the arguments of counsel,exhibits, and the files and records now on file in the above styledcause FINDS as follows: ... [Read More]