Jeffrey Toobin has done more than write books. He has been a fixture on television for decades. He is currently a legal analyst for CNN. Then there are his many articles for the New Yorker, for whom he went to work in 1993.
Former sheriff Stanley Glanz received a pair of one-year suspended sentences after pleading guilty to one misdemeanor and no contest to another.
Asked why his office had not reported Horn’s death to the state jail inspector as required, Regalado indicated he was not familiar with that law.
Data analysis by The Frontier shows that nearly a Boone Pickens stadium packed full of Oklahomans are living with serious lead levels in their drinking water supply.
Jurors watched a former jail guard’s video taped deposition during the first day of hearings in a civil rights lawsuit against former Sheriff Stanley Glanz. The suit alleges the sheriff was ‘indifferent’ to conditions leading to sexual assaults in jail.
Grand jury testimony bolsters charges that former Sheriff Stanley Glanz ordered a report on Robert Bates withheld and pocketed a $600 stipend while driving a county car.
Part one: How far would a mother go to help her son? Diana Thurman’s story is part of a political firestorm that raged for several years in Rogers County.
One Texas lawyer is helping companies opt out of workers’ compensation and write their own rules. What does it really mean for injured workers in Oklahoma and other states?