Oklahoma Pro Se Prisoner Civil Rights Complaint is a legal procedure that allows prisoners in Oklahoma to legally challenge governmental actions, decisions, and policies that violate their civil rights. It is a form of civil action that is used to seek damages and injunctive relief. The complaint can be used to challenge prison conditions, inadequate medical care, lack of due process, or other civil rights violations. There are three types of Oklahoma Pro Se Prisoner Civil Rights Complaints: 42 USC Section 1983 Complaint, Givens Complaint, and Habeas Corpus Petition. Section 1983 complaints are used to challenge the constitutionality of a law, policy, or practice, while Givens complaints are used to challenge the constitutional rights of a government official. Lastly, habeas corpus petitions are used to challenge the legality of the imprisonment or detention of an individual.