Before his appointment he served: 

• Associate District Judge for Marshall County in the 20th Judicial District for 26 years.

• On the Emergency Division of the Court of Criminal Appeals

• Oklahoma Criminal Justice System Task Force.

• Eleven years as a prosecutor in the 20th Judicial District 

• Years as an Active Retired Judge, by appointment of the Oklahoma Supreme Court. 

• Since 2018, Miller has served as Municipal Judge for the cities of Tishomingo and Madill in Johnston County. 

• Board of Directors of Lighthouse Behavioral Wellness Centers for the past 17 years and served as the board's president. 

• 1978 graduate of the Oklahoma University City School of Law,  where he was a member of the O.C.U. Law Review.  

• National Judicial College

• Former Municipal Judge for Madill and Tishomingo.

• Filed for election to State Representative

• Pardon and Parole Board appointee 

Dr. Konieczny retired at the end of 2021 as CEO/President/Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma where he oversaw all Episcopal Institutions, Schools, and Churches throughout the state of Oklahoma. 

Prior to becoming a Priest and Bishop, Dr. Konieczny served:

•  Police Officer in Southern California. As a Police Officer he worked Uniform Patrol/Field Supervisor; Child Abuse/Sexual Assault Investigations; a Crime Task Force; Vice/Narcotics; taught the D.A.R.E. Program in local schools, and was cited for Meritorious Service on two occasions. 

• Holds an AA Degree in Administration of Justice

• Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice

• Masters of Divinity Degree; a Doctor of Ministry; and two Doctor of Divinity Degrees, Honoris Causa. 

In 2012, Calvin Prince began working as an administrator of the Pontotoc County Specialty Courts program for the 22nd Judicial District of Oklahoma. This included adult drug court, juvenile drug court, mental health court, and misdemeanor court. He also administers court-mandated parent education classes on divorce. 

Before his appointment he served: 

• The board for the Department of Corrections as vice-chair. 

• Vice-chair for the City of Ada Public Transit Services board

• Former chairman of the board for Mercy hospital Ada. 

Calvin Prince holds both a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in Human Resources Counseling from East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma. 

Before his appointment he served: 

• General Counsel for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation before retiring from state service in 2018. 

• Elected District Attorney for the 23rd Judicial District, a position he held for 16 years. 

• Assistant District Attorney for the 7th Judicial District under former District Attorney Robert H. Macy.

 He holds a B.A. (1988) and a Juris Doctorate degree (1991) from Oklahoma City University and is married to Connie Smothermon.

Before her appointment she served: 

• 28 years as the elected District Attorney for District 4 until retiring in 2010

• In July 2012 she was appointed by Attorney General Scott Pruitt to serve on the Ethics Commission for the State of Oklahoma. 

• Appointed to a second five-year term by Attorney General Mike Hunter in 2017. 

• She also served as the chair of the Oklahoma Ethics Commission in 2014-2015, 2016-2017 and in 2020-2021. 

Her educational background includes a B.A. in 1972 from the University of Oklahoma and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1975.