No arrest or criminal conviction is required for Oklahoma law enforcement officers to seize funds they believe are linked to criminal activity. Gov. Kevin Stitt called for change in February 2024, but proposals have stalled in the Legislature. The post Oklahoma Police Continue to Seize Millions From Motorists appeared first on Oklahoma Watch. This article first appeared on Oklahoma Watch and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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Aramark, a competing bidder, successfully challenged the Department of Corrections’ $74 million deal with the Trinity Services Group. The post Oklahoma’s Prison Food Service Contract Voided appeared first on Oklahoma Watch. This article first appeared on Oklahoma Watch and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. 
The state will pay Florida-based Trinity Food Services about $5 per prisoner, per day through mid-2027. The post Oklahoma Inks $74 Million Deal to Privatize Prison Food Service appeared first on Oklahoma Watch. This article first appeared on Oklahoma Watch and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. 
Two stories of injustice in a single family reveal a craven power imbalance in rural Oklahoma The post Double Jeopardy: Two Levels of Justice in Rural Oklahoma appeared first on Oklahoma Watch. This article first appeared on Oklahoma Watch and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. |
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