Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-2003.1: Commencement of actions by inmates

OMMENCEMENT OF ACTIONS BY INMATES

A. Petitions, motions, or other pleadings filed by an inmate as

defined in paragraph 2 of subsection B of Section 566 of Title 57 of

the Oklahoma Statutes appearing pro se shall be on forms approved by

the district court and supplied without charge by the clerk of the

district court upon request.

B. The following information shall be supplied by an inmate who

is seeking relief in a civil action:

1. Plaintiff’s full name;

2. Place of plaintiff’s residence;

3. Name(s) of defendant(s);

4. Place(s) of defendant(s) employment;

5. Title and position of (each) defendant;

6. Whether the defendant(s) was (were) acting under color of

state law at the time the claim alleged in the complaint arose;

7. Brief statement of the facts;

8. Grounds upon which plaintiff bases allegations that

constitutional rights, privileges, or immunities have been violated,

together with the facts which support each of these grounds;

9. A statement of prior judicial and administrative relief

sought, copies of which shall be attached to the petition;

10. A statement of the relief requested; and

11. A complete list, supported by affidavit under penalty of

perjury, of all lawsuits filed by the inmate as an inmate in the

previous ten (10) years in state and federal courts and the

disposition of each case.

C. In all cases in which the petitioner, movant, or plaintiff

is an inmate of a penal institution and desires to proceed in forma

pauperis, the proof of poverty required by the Oklahoma Statutes

shall be submitted.

D. If the court determines that the filing is a noncomplying

petition, motion, or other pleading filed by an inmate in a penal

institution appearing pro se, the action may not proceed, and it

shall be returned together with a copy of this statute and a

statement of the reason or reasons for its return. If the court

determines that the inmate-plaintiff knowingly and willfully failed

to comply with all the requirements of this section, the court may

dismiss the case with prejudice.

E. If the defendant claims either qualified or absolute

immunity in its answer, the court may order the plaintiff to file a

detailed reply to the answer pursuant to subsection A of Section

2007 of this title.

F. The Administrative Office of the Courts shall adopt forms to

be used by inmates of penal institutions appearing pro se pursuant

to this section.