10

Court struck down a provision in the Oklahoma Administrative Workers’ Compensation Act as a special law.

10

Court overturned the decision of the Administrative Law Judge in a workers’ comp case, totally reversing the standard of review in the process.

10

Court struck down the 180 day provision of the Oklahoma Administrative Workers’ Compensation Act as a violation of due process.

5

Court used a rule of civil procedure to invalidate Oklahoma’s requirement that mail-in ballots be notarized.

5

Court read a limited right to abortion in the Oklahoma Constitution and struck down one of two laws protecting life.

5

Again relying on Oklahoma Call I, the Court directed trial court to enjoin (prohibit from going into effect) three laws that regulate abortion.

10

Court allowed a ballot measure to move forward that would raise the state’s minimum wage in direct contradiction to its precedent.

30

In this case, the Court’s majority redefined the word “subsequent” in the statute to ensure the Plaintiff had a right to claim damages.

30

Court struck down a tort reform law capping noneconomic damages calling it a ‘special law.’

5

Court prohibited a Catholic charter school from opening relying, in part, on Oklahoma’s unconstitutional Blaine Amendment.

5

Court found state representative lacked standing to challegne a "return to work" executive order from the govenor covering executive branch employees.

5

Court majority applied the discovery rule to toll the notice period under the Governmental Tort Claims Act contrarty to the specific terms of the statute.

5

Court held the AG cannot take and assume control of litigation where the governor is named as a defendant over his objection.

5

Court invalidated a tax increase because the proponents failed to publish the proposition for at least four weeks in a county newspaper.