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Long Story Short: The Ruling That Restarts Executions in Oklahoma

by Oklahoma Watch June 15, 2022June 15, 2022

Keaton Ross discusses the court ruling that will let executions resume in Oklahoma. Keaton also reports on a new Oklahoma City Police Department restriction on vehicular pursuits. Jennifer Palmer looks at the settlement of an Oklahoma Watch lawsuit against Epic Charter Schools. Ted Streuli hosts.

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