As the court of last resort involving all criminal matters for the State, The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals is a state-level court in Oklahoma that is responsible for hearing appeals of criminal cases. Its purpose is to provide a fair and impartial review of criminal cases that have been decided in lower courts, ensuring that justice is served and constitutional rights are upheld.
The court is comprised of five judges who are appointed by the Governor of Oklahoma and serve six-year terms. Its decisions can have a significant impact on the criminal justice system in Oklahoma, and it plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law in the state.