RE AUTHORIZATION OF ELECTRONIC DOCKETS FOR ADMIN. DIRECTIVES SCAD AND CCAD

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RE AUTHORIZATION OF ELECTRONIC DOCKETS FOR ADMIN. DIRECTIVES SCAD AND CCAD
2020 OK 103
Decided: 12/07/2020

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA

RE: Authorization of Electronic Dockets for Administrative Directives SCAD and CCAD

ORDER

¶1 In order to provide electronic access to the dockets for Administrative Directives of the Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals, the following electronic case types/prefixes are hereby authorized for use on the Oklahoma Supreme Court Network and the Oklahoma Case Information System:

Case Type/Prefix

Description

SCAD

Supreme Court Administrative Directive

CCAD

Court of Criminal Appeals Administrative Directive

¶2 The dockets for Administrative Directives of the Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals are currently publicly available, but are manually entered in docket books in the Office of the Court Clerk of the Appellate Courts. This authorization will allow future Administrative Directives to be entered electronically, and will enable the dockets of Administrative Directives to be publicly available electronically. Past Administrative Directives of these Courts will not be publicly available electronically.

¶3 The above case types/prefixes shall be integrated as soon as practicable for use by the Court Clerk of the Appellate Courts. Administrative Directives of the two Appellate Courts will be identified with the SCAD or CCAD prefix, then a hyphen, and then all four digits of the calendar year, which will be followed by a hyphen and the number of the case. Directives will be consecutively numbered within a calendar year. The four digits of the calendar year designation will be changed on each January 1 thereafter, and the consecutive directive number will begin again with number 1. Directive numbers will be assigned by the Clerk of the Appellate Courts to ensure the directives remain in sequence.

DONE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT IN CONFERENCE this 7th day of December, 2020.

/S/CHIEF JUSTICE

ALL JUSTICES CONCUR.

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