Keaton Ross

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has spent millions on body cameras with the stated goal of increasing transparency, but is refusing to release recordings to the public.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments over the constitutionality of Senate Bill 1027, the sweeping legislation enacted in May that imposes several requirements on initiative petition organizers.

Reduced prison phone call rates that benefited incarcerated Oklahomans and their families from February through August are unlikely to return.

As the number of successful medical parole applications stagnates, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted unanimously earlier this month to request a legal opinion on who has the authority to refer a prisoner to the medical parole docket.

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections might soon have a long-forbidden security tool at its disposal.

Almost every state allows police to take cash and property it believes was illicitly obtained, but regulations and the burden of proof required for seizure vary widely.

Most criminal justice reform conversations at the Capitol focused on making the reintegration process easier as a strategy to reduce recidivism.

Correctional officers at state-run prisons will wear the devices, which can record audio and capture footage even if the officer fails to hit the record button.

Election reform advocates fear dark money spending will once again accelerate during the 2024 election cycle

Oklahoma was one of four states where more than 1% of male residents were serving a prison sentence of one year or longer.