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What can the Governor do about my pending criminal lawsuits, pending civil lawsuits, or workers comp lawsuits?

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What can the Governor do about my pending criminal lawsuits, pending civil lawsuits, or workers comp lawsuits?

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A. The separation of governmental powers prevents the Governor from interfering with or overruling the decision of an appointed judge or jury in any civil, criminal or workers compensation case. These matters are decided by the courts. It would be inappropriate for the Governor to become involved in a pending lawsuit. You should seek legal counsel. If you cannot afford legal assistance you should contact the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System at 405-325-0802 for criminal matters or Legal Aid of Oklahoma at 405-521-1302 for civil complaints. It is also beyond the scope of the Governor’s power to change the outcome of a settled case. If you believe your case has been decided unjustly, you should consult with your attorney about possible appeals.

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