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Oklahoma Constitution
Adopted by Constitutional Convention July 16, 1907
Ratified by vote of the People September 17, 1907 Became effective upon Admission November 16, 1907Sections
- Article I: Federal Regulations
- Article II: Bill Of Rights
- Article III: Suffrage
- Article IV: Distribution Of Powers
- Article V: Legislative Department
- Article VI: Executive Department
- Article VII: Judicial Department
- Article VII-A: Court On The Judiciary
- Article VII-B: Selection Of Justices And Judges
- Article VIII: Impeachment And Removal From Office
- Article IX: Corporations
- Article X: Revenue And Taxation
- Article XI: State And School Lands
- Article XII: Homestead And Exemptions
- Article XII-A: Homestead Exemption From Taxation
- Article XIII: Education
- Article XIII-A: Oklahoma State System Of Higher Education
- Article XIII-B: Board Of Regents Of Oklahoma Colleges
- Article XIV: Banks And Banking
- Article XV: Oath Of Office
- Article XVI: Public Roads, Highways, And Internal Improvements
- Article XVII: Counties
- Article XVIII: Municipal Corporations
- Article XIX: Insurance
- Article XX: Manufacture And Commerce
- Article XXI: Public Institutions
- Article XXII: Alien And Corporate Ownership Of Lands
- Article XXIII: Miscellaneous
- Article XXIV: Constitutional Amendments
- Article XXV: Social Security
- Article XXVI: Department Of Wildlife Conservation
- Article XXVIII: Alcoholic Beverage Laws And Enforcement
- Article XXIX: Ethics Commission
Article I: Federal Regulations
Religious liberty - Polygamous or plural marriages
Unappropriated public lands - Indian lands - Jurisdiction of United States
Territorial debts and liabilities
Public schools - Separate schools
Article II: Bill Of Rights
Political power - Purpose of government - Alteration or reformation
Right of assembly and petition
Interference with right of suffrage
Public money or property - Use for sectarian purposes
Courts of justice open - Remedies for wrongs - Sale, denial or delay
Excessive bail or fines - Cruel or unusual punishment
Officers - Personal attention to duties - Intoxication
Officers of United States or other states - Ineligibility to office
Military subordinate to civil authorities - Quartering without owner's consent
Indictment or information - Preliminary examination - Prosecutions in courts not of record
Rights of accused in criminal cases
Self-incrimination - Double jeopardy
Liberty of speech and press - Truth as evidence in prosecution for libel
