The Oklahoma state court system includes three courts at its lowest level. The Oklahoma Court of Tax Review exclusively handles administrative agency appeals. The two Oklahoma Municipal Courts (Not of Record, and Of Record,) handle traffic and ordinance violations. The trial courts in Oklahoma are its District Courts. There are 77 Oklahoma District Courts, which handle civil, domestic relations, criminal, and juvenile cases. If you're filing a small claims case in Oklahoma, it will also be heard in District Court. The appellate court system in Oklahoma consists of its Court of Civil Appeals, Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN) website (http://www.oscn.net) provides contact information for all Oklahoma state courts. If you're looking for an online database for Oklahoma court records, you can use their Dockets Database to view Oklahoma state court records in approximately 50% of Oklahoma counties. To obtain Oklahoma court documents in non-participating counties, you'll need to contact the court in question. The OSCN also provides many legal forms for various Oklahoma courts on its website at http://www.oscn.net/static/forms/start.asp.