Courthouse use of “stun cuffs” not a new development
The devices have come under fire both locally and nationally by activists who maintain their use in court is dangerous, unnecessary and prejudicial.
Fact-checking Betty Shelby’s attorney’s appearance with Pat Campbell
The day before Betty Shelby was ordered to stand trial, her attorney discussed the case on the Pat Campbell Show on KFAQ radio.
Shelby defense: Police chief conspired with DA, mayor, to get charges filed
Then McMurray said that if Jordan “testified honestly,” he would tell the court that he was so “afraid of civil unrest” that he took “pre-emptive steps” to get charges filed by meeting with Mayor Dewey Bartlett and District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler to get charges filed.
To expand diversity training, TCSO begins writing own curriculum
So as TCSO continues to reshape itself, its administration sought to update the diversity training that deputies, courthouse employees and jailers received.
Listen Frontier: Have acts of hate increased since the election?
Have hate acts increased since Donald Trump was elected president? Or are we just seeing a continuation of feelings and incidents from well before he had even declared his intentions to run?
Six months after release from prison, Tulsa men found innocent
The Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday declared Malcolm Scott and De’Marchoe Carpenter innocent in a 1994 murder for which they’d been in prison more than 20 years.
After passage of criminal justice reform measures, both sides discuss what happens next
Critics asked on Wednesday how long it would take for the proposed savings to trickle down, funding much-needed treatment options across the state.
Despite strong recent quakes, total this year hundreds below 2015
With Cushing residents still shaking from Sunday’s 5.0 magnitude earthquake, the OGS director said a decline in injection has led to fewer quakes.
