ACLU of Oklahoma Celebrates Tondalao Hall’s Commutation and Release from Prison
OKLAHOMA CITY — After serving 2 years in jail and 13 years in prison, domestic violence survivor and mother, Tondalao Hall is coming home.
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ACLU of Oklahoma Responds to Oklahoma Department of Corrections Lockdown
In response to ODOC’s Sunday night announcement that all facilities have been locked down following fights at 5 different locations, resulting in more than a dozen hospitalizations and a death, the ACLU of Oklahoma issued the following statement:
Statement from the ACLU of Oklahoma on Reported Raids in Stillwater
In response to Wednesday's raid on two Stillwater businesses by federal agents, the ACLU of Oklahoma released the following statement:
Statement from the ACLU of Oklahoma on Order Denying District Attorney’s Discretion to Remove Drug Court Participants
In response to the judge ruling the defendant could remain in drug court, Mashburn asked the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals to rule that judges have no discretion to decide if someone stays in drug court:
ACLU of Oklahoma and Partners Demand Humane Treatment for Those at McAlester Penitentiary
Statement from the ACLU of Oklahoma on Criminal Justice Reform in the 2019 Legislative Session
In response to the 2019 legislative session, the ACLU of Oklahoma released the following statement:
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