Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-91.2: Dockets

A. To facilitate the trial and disposition of cases, actions

filed in the district court shall be assigned to various dockets by

the clerk of the court pursuant to the direction and supervision of

the presiding judge of the district. Until changed by order of the

Supreme Court, only the following dockets are established: a civil

docket, a criminal docket, a traffic docket, a probate docket, a

juvenile and family relations docket, a small claims docket, and a

business docket for business court divisions of the court created

pursuant to Section 17 of this act.

B. Whenever a district court establishes a drug court program

pursuant to the provisions of Sections 471 through 471.11 of Title

22 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the judge presiding over the program

shall cause to be established a drug court docket. In those cases

assigned to the drug court docket, the judge shall determine what

information or pleadings are to be maintained in a confidential case

file which shall be closed to public inspection. The originating

criminal case file shall remain open to public inspection. Nothing

in this section shall prohibit the district attorney, defense

attorney, or the victim-witness coordinator from advising any victim

or other person regarding the assignment or disposition of a drug

court case.