U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma

18 judges profiled from their own signed orders: how each rules on motions, with the orders quoted. Court-wide standing orders ↓

18 judges most orders first

Mark T. Steele

Magistrate judge

29 orders·9 insights

Gregory Kent FrizzellSenior status

District judge, appointed by George W. Bush (Republican)

22 orders·9 insights

Claire V. EaganSenior status

District judge, appointed by George W. Bush (Republican)

18 orders·8 insights

Terence C. KernSenior status

District judge, appointed by Bill Clinton (Democratic)

15 orders·7 insights

Sara E. Hill

District judge, appointed by Joe Biden (Democratic)

12 orders·7 insights

Jodi F. Jayne

Magistrate judge

17 orders·6 insights

John D. Russell

District judge, appointed by Joe Biden (Democratic)

10 orders·6 insights

Susan E. Huntsman

Magistrate judge

9 orders·6 insights

Paul J. ClearyLeft this court 2019

Magistrate judge

30 orders·5 insights

John Edward DowdellSenior status

District judge, appointed by Barack Obama (Democratic)

22 orders·4 insights

Sven Erik HolmesResigned 2005

District judge, appointed by Bill Clinton (Democratic)

20 orders·4 insights

Christine D. Little

Magistrate judge

11 orders·4 insights

Thomas Rutherford BrettDeceased

District judge, appointed by Jimmy Carter (Democratic)

25 orders·3 insights

James Oliver EllisonDeceased

District judge, appointed by Jimmy Carter (Democratic)

19 orders·3 insights

Allen Edward BarrowDeceased

District judge, appointed by John F. Kennedy (Democratic)

17 orders·3 insights

Royce H. SavageDeceased

District judge, appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic)

7 orders·3 insights

Frank H. McCarthyLeft this court 2020

Magistrate judge

3 orders·3 insights

John F. Heil III

District judge, appointed by Donald Trump (Republican)

22 orders·2 insights
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Standing orders for every case in this court

Orders the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma applies to all of its cases, whichever judge has them, as published on the court's website (checked October 9, 2026). Courts revise these, so confirm the current version before you file. The court's local rules ↗

Filing

Verify the accuracy of all AI assisted filing content, including citations, quotations, and factual assertions.

“Litigants are therefore responsible for reviewing and verifying the accuracy of all content filed”

Filing

Submit proposed highly sensitive material in a sealed envelope marked HIGHLY SENSITIVE DOCUMENT.

“The proposed HSD material shall be submitted to the clerk’s office in a sealed”

Sealing

Seek leave of court before filing a highly sensitive document and certify a good-faith belief that it meets the definition.

“A request for HSD designation shall be accompanied by a certification of”