Okla. Stat. tit. 5, Sec 7.6
Rules of the Supreme Court on Licensed Legal Internship
Chapter 1, App. 6
Rule 7. Practice Under the Limited License
§ 7.6. Civil Representation Limitations.
(a) In civil matters where the controversy does not exceed the jurisdictional limit specified in Title 20 Oklahoma Statutes, Section 123(A)(1), exclusive of costs and attorneys fees a Licensed Legal Intern may appear at all stages without a supervising attorney being present. (see Interpretations 97-1, 97-2 and 2010-1). (b) In civil matters where the controversy exceeds the jurisdictional limit specified in Title 20 Oklahoma Statutes, Section 123(A)(1), a Licensed Legal Intern may appear without a supervising attorney being present only in the following situations:
(1) Waiver, default, or uncontested divorces. (2) Friendly suits including settlements of tort claims. (3) To make an announcement on behalf of a supervising attorney.
(4) Civil motion dockets, provided that a Licensed Legal Intern may prosecute but not defend motions and/or pleadings that may or could be the ultimate or final disposition of the cause of action. (5) Prosecute or defend contested motions to modify child support orders or decrees except when a change of custody of minor child is involved. (see Interpretation 89-1).
(6) Depositions.
Representation by the Licensed Legal Intern in civil cases is limited in the following manner.