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In response to Governor Stitt’s announcement to suspend abortions for Oklahomans because he considers them “elective procedures”, despite being, an essential and constitutionally legal health care practice, the ACLU of Oklahoma issued the following response.
OKLAHOMA CITY — In response to the advancement of SB 1859, an unconstitutional bill that bans abortion care at six weeks, the ACLU of Oklahoma issued the following response.
The following is attributable to Nicole McAfee, Director of Policy and Advocacy:
OKLAHOMA CITY — In response to a complaint filed by the owner of a contract company with the city of Seminole, the ACLU of Oklahoma issued the following response.
The following is attributable to Micheal Redman, Interim Legal Director:
OKLAHOMA CITY - Months after Oklahoma voters applauded the effort of Governor Stitt and the Oklahoma legislature to take the next step with SQ 780 by allowing hundreds of Oklahomans relief from incarceration through commutation, the Oklahoma Senate pushed forward the largest assa
Yesterday the Oklahoma House of Representatives passed HJR 1027, moving forward with a dangerous proposal that infringes on the cornerstone of the democratic process in Oklahoma. If enacted, the resolution could take away the power of Oklahoma voters to implement common-sense policy.
After a historic legislative-led initiative to provide commutation relief for people sentenced with charges later made misdemeanors under state question 780, the 2020 legislative session has been a record disappointment in terms of making criminal justice reform a priority.