Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Business Courts Unconstitutional

Oklahoma Supreme Court rules business courts unconstitutional

A group of attorneys argue the two courts violate voters' rights, since the judges are appointed by the governor.

Justices strike down business court plan

Oklahoma’s Legislature acted unconstitutionally when it passed a new law creating business courts, the state’s highest court ruled.

Oklahoma Supreme Court nixes business courts in Tulsa, OKC

In a 6-2 ruling, the Supreme Court found that legislation passed earlier this year to create business courts in Tulsa and Oklahoma City was unconstitutional.

Stitt’s Posh New Business Court Ruled Unconstitutional... - The Lost Ogle

I have bad news for businessmen, corporations, and all other members of the ruling class who wanted to build their own posh, novelty, and very exclusive court system to help settle their more gentlemanly business disputes and differences. It looks like you’ll have to go back to the drawing board. Yesterday afternoon, the Oklahoma Supreme…

Oklahoma Supreme Court rules special legal system for businesses unconstitutional

Oklahoma Supreme Court rules unelected business court judges unconstitutional, blocking Gov. Stitt’s new corporate court system.

Oklahoma Supreme Court finds ‘business courts’ bill unconstitutional

In a five-justice majority opinion released Tuesday afternoon, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that “several aspects of Senate Bill 632 violate the Oklahoma Constitution,” a decision that derails efforts to establish the so-called “business courts” that Gov. Kevin Stitt had convinced state lawmakers to approve during budget negotiations in the 2024 regular session. “Non-offending sections […] The post Oklahoma Supreme Court finds ‘business cour…