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The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is the state repository for all criminal history information. Information from the OSBI's repository is available to the public. The Oklahoma Open Records Act was established to ensure and facilitate the public's right of access to and review of government records.
To obtain required case information or search dockets, visit the Oklahoma State Courts Network. Case Information. Case Number (if available) Year (or approximate year) Case was filed (4-digit ex. ... Parties Named. AKA or Alias if used. Title of Document(s) Approximate filing date (3-digit month, dash, and 4-digit year ex.
If you do not know the case number, the case can be searched by name. Under Search by Party, enter the last and first name of a defendant. Once a particular case is located on OSCN, various information will be displayed including charges, court dates (?events?) and short descriptions of court appearances.
Generally, all records maintained by Oklahoma government agencies are available to the public, with some exceptions. Below are the most commonly requested types of public records in Oklahoma: Criminal Records. Court Records.
Open the Oklahoma State Courts Network ( OSCN ) website: .oscn.net. From the home page click on "Court Dockets" located at the top of the page. If you know the case number, enter it on the left side of the screen and change the name of the county and click "Go."
Complete an ?affidavit.? This form is available in the Court Clerk's office. In the form, you must list your name and address, the name and address of the person or company you are suing, the reason you are suing, and the amount you are suing for.
.oklaw.org is a website providing the public with easy internet access to basic legal information and legal resources in Oklahoma.