1.  How do I expunge my court records?

Answer:  Expungement of criminal court records is available under very specific circumstances.  Expungement requires and order of the court.  The Clerk's office cannot advise you if you meet the requirements.  Nor can the Clerk's office obtain a court order of expungement for anyone.  Consult a lawyer.

2.  OSBI records show my case pending, but my deferred sentence expired.  How do I clear this up?

Answer:  The Court Clerk's office does not report any information to the OSBI.  Law enforcement and prosecutors do.  A court order is required to change the content of OSBI records.

3.  Do I qualify for a VPO and how do I obtain one?

Answer:  Victim Protective Orders are only available at the courthouse, business days, during regular business hours.  You must come to the courthouse in person to obtain one.  You may come to the Court Clerk's office, Room 409, 320 Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma City, OK, to fill out the appropriate court papers.  The judge will decide whether you qualify.

4.  I paid for a transcript in a criminal action.  Why do I have to return it after checking it out?

Answer:  State law, District Court rules and Court of Criminal Appeals Rules all require it.