§ 2002 One form of action.

Oklahoma used to have different types of lawsuits with different names and different steps to follow, depending on what kind of legal problem you had. This rule gets rid of all those old categories. Now there's just one type of case in Oklahoma courts, called a "civil action."

This makes things much simpler for people who need to go to court. You don't have to worry about picking the "right kind" of lawsuit or following different rules based on old legal labels. Whether you're suing over a contract, a car accident, a property dispute, or almost any other civil matter, you file the same type of case and follow the same basic set of rules.

This change helps everyone, including people without a lawyer, understand the court process better. Instead of learning a bunch of different systems for different types of claims, you only need to learn one set of procedures that applies across the board.