Mayes County District Court

Mayes County District Court – Part of the 12th District

Location
Mayes County District Court
One Court Place
Pryor, OK 74361
(918) 825-2185
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Relevant Statutes for Mayes County
Oklahoma Statutes

Municipal Courts in Mayes County, Oklahoma
Pryor Municipal Court

Mayes County Courthouse Judges
Hon. Judge Sheila A. Condren (District Judge)
Hon. Judge Rebecca J. Gore (Associate District Judge)
Hon. Judge Stephen R. Pazzo (District Judge)
Hon. Judge Shawn S. Taylor (District Judge)
Hon. Judge Jacqueline Stout (Special Judge)

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Mayes County District Court

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