Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals - List of Current Judges

List of Current Judges

Justice	Birthplace	Year Service Began	Appointing Governor	Law School
E. Bay Mitchell, III	Enid, Oklahoma	2002	Frank Keating	University of Oklahoma
Jane Wiseman	Tulsa, Oklahoma	2005	Brad Henry	University of Tulsa
Deborah B. Barnes (vice chief judge)	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	2008	Brad Henry	Oklahoma City University
Robert D. Bell	Norman, Oklahoma	2005	Brad Henry	University of Tulsa
Kenneth L. Buettner	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1996	Frank Keating	Southern Methodist University
John Fischer	Rush Springs, Oklahoma	2007	Brad Henry	University of Oklahoma
Brian Jack Goree II	Lindsay, Oklahoma		Mary Fallin	University of Oklahoma
Jerry Goodman	Mangum, Oklahoma	1994	David Walters	Georgetown University
Thomas Thornbrugh	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma		Mary Fallin	Oklahoma City University
William C. Hetherington, Jr.	Norman, Oklahoma	2009	Brad Henry	Oklahoma City University
Larry E. Joplin	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1994	David Walters	University of Oklahoma
W. Keith Rapp	Wheelersburg, Ohio	1984	George Nigh	University of Tulsa

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