Oklahoma Appeals from Re sentencing is a legal process in which a criminal defendant who has been sentenced for a crime may file an appeal to have their sentence reconsidered. The defendant must file a Notice of Appeal with the court, detailing the grounds for the appeal. Depending on the circumstances, the appeal may be heard before the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, the Oklahoma Supreme Court, or the United States Supreme Court. There are two types of Oklahoma Appeals from Re sentencing: direct appeals and post-conviction appeals. Direct appeals involve challenging a criminal sentence on the basis of errors made during the sentencing process, while post-conviction appeals involve appealing the final outcome of a criminal case. Both types of appeals require a thorough understanding of the law and the ability to present a compelling argument.