Whether Oklahoma's procedure for litigating the issue of intellectual disability comports with the Eighth Amendment

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Whether Oklahoma’s procedure for litigating the issue of whether a capital defendant suffers from an intellectual disability that would disqualify him from being sentenced to death comports with this Court’s decision that persons who are “mentally retarded,” or “intellectually disabled,” under the more contemporary nomenclature, are not eligible for the death penalty under the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution. i