Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-150: Hearing for aggrieved person

Any person aggrieved by the action of the ABLE Commission in

denying an application for an original license may, within fifteen

(15) days after receipt of notice thereof, file with the ABLE

Commission written request for a hearing, and the ABLE Commission

shall, pursuant to such request, set a time and place for a hearing

on a denial of an application for an original license. At the time

and place set in a notice by the ABLE Commission of contemplated

denial of the renewal of a license or of a proposed suspension or

revocation of a license, the ABLE Commission shall afford the

applicant or the licensee an opportunity to be heard and to present

evidence in the applicant's or licensee's behalf. The hearing shall

be conducted within fifteen (15) days after receipt of the request

by the ABLE Commission. In the conduct of any such hearing, the

ABLE Commission shall have power to administer oaths, examine

witnesses and subpoena records and documents pertaining to the

issues involved. Upon request of and at the expense of the

aggrieved party, the ABLE Commission shall make or cause to be made

a complete record of all testimony and other evidence taken or

introduced at such hearing. Within fifteen (15) days after

conclusion of any such hearing, unless the time shall be extended by

the parties thereto in writing, the ABLE Commission shall enter an

order affirming or modifying its denial of an original application,

an order dismissing its notice of contemplated denial of renewal of

license or affirming same, or an order dismissing its notice of

contemplated suspension or revocation of a license or an order

suspending or revoking same. The ABLE Commission shall, by written

notice mailed to the applicant or licensee by certified mail or by

delivery in person to the applicant or licensee, or the applicant's

or licensee's attorney of record, advise of its action pursuant to

the hearing.