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So Henry has made 6 out of the last 9 picks, and not a one of 'em are political shills. A recent state question has politicized the Judicial Nomination Commission, so our string of apolitical Supreme Court appointments is probably at an end. I can see how the current legislature is concerned that much of their legislation won't see the light of day because it's unconstitutional. So instead of amending the constitution, they'll just pack the court with political shills so they can rewrite the rules in their favor.The state Senate will consider new boundaries for the state's nine Supreme Court districts as part of the redistricting process this year.
Redistricting of the state criminal and civil appeals courts will also be considered, Senate Pro Tem Brian Bingman, R-Sapulpa, announced this week.
The Senate will also study whether to add more Supreme Court districts, which would alter the makeup of the state's highest court.
Single party rule isn't a good thing.