Oklahoma Judicial Hearings are court proceedings in which judges make decisions on legal matters, such as sentences for criminal cases, or civil proceedings such as divorces or contract disputes. Oklahoma Courts are divided into District Courts, Court of Civil Appeals, and Court of Criminal Appeals. Oklahoma Judicial Hearings can be divided into two categories: criminal and civil proceedings. In criminal proceedings, the District Court is responsible for hearing all felony cases, as well as appeals from the lower courts. The Court of Criminal Appeals is responsible for reviewing and deciding appeals from the District Court. The process begins with the filing of a criminal complaint, followed by the arraignment where the accused is informed of the charges and enters a plea. If a plea of guilty is entered, the judge will determine the sentence. If a plea of not guilty is entered, the case will proceed to trial. In civil proceedings, the District Court is responsible for hearing cases such as contract disputes, divorces, adoption, and other civil matters. The Court of Civil Appeals handles appeals from the District Courts. The process begins with the filing of a complaint or petition, followed by a hearing or trial. The court will then issue a ruling or judgment based on the evidence presented. Oklahoma Judicial Hearings are important for ensuring justice is served in both criminal and civil matters. These hearings are conducted according to the laws and procedures established by the Oklahoma legislature.