How long is the term of office for an Oklahoma supreme court justice? A. two years
B.
C.
D. life
four years
six years
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six years

Explanation:

Each time a justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court is elected to retain his or her position in the general state elections, he or she continues to serve for another six years

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