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OCPA praises House action on bathroom policy

4/30/2022

OCPA President Jonathan Small praised House lawmakers for taking quick action today to prevent female students from having to share bathrooms with male students.

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small praised House lawmakers for taking quick action today to prevent female students from havi

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Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court

4/30/2022

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In a case that could significantly impact public safety in nearly half of Oklahoma, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Oklahoma’s bid to assert jurisdiction over non-Indian criminals who prey upon Indians living on lands declared part of reservations by a prior U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Oklahoma’s bid to assert jurisdiction over non-Indian criminals who prey upon Indians living on lands d

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Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court
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Hofmeister ducking bathroom issue; Legislature should act

4/30/2022

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Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister’s effort to prevent action on school-bathroom policies is an enormous failure of leadership and that state lawmakers should step up and pass a law to address the issue.

Joy Hofmeister’s effort to prevent action on school-bathroom policies is an enormous failure of leadership. State lawmakers should step up to address

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4/30/2022

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Legislation that would cap contingency fees paid to private law firms by state government narrowly passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives due to some Republican lawmakers joining Democrats in opposition.

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4/30/2022

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School bathroom bill clears House

4/29/2022

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Oklahoma public schools will no longer be allowed to force female students to share public bathrooms with male students under legislation that received broad approval in the Oklahoma House of Representatives.

School bathroom bill clears House
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House votes to bar union freeloading on state system

4/29/2022

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Teacher-union employees—who do not work in a school classroom—could no longer be counted as state school-district employees under a bill passed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.

Teacher-union employees—who do not work in a school classroom—could no longer be counted as state employees under a bill passed by the Oklahoma House

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House votes to bar union freeloading on state system
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OCPA praises House action on bathroom policy

4/29/2022

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Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small praised House lawmakers for taking quick action today to prevent female students from having to share bathrooms with male students.

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OCPA praises House action on bathroom policy
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Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court

4/29/2022

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The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Oklahoma’s bid to assert jurisdiction over non-Indian criminals who prey upon Indians living on lands declared part of reservations by a prior U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

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Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court
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Hofmeister ducking bathroom issue; Legislature should act

4/29/2022

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Joy Hofmeister’s effort to prevent action on school-bathroom policies is an enormous failure of leadership. State lawmakers should step up to address the issue.

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Hofmeister ducking bathroom issue; Legislature should act
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OCPA praises House action on bathroom policy

Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court

Hofmeister ducking bathroom issue; Legislature should act

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School bathroom bill clears House

House votes to bar union freeloading on state system

OCPA praises House action on bathroom policy

Oklahoma law enforcement issue goes before U.S. Supreme Court

Hofmeister ducking bathroom issue; Legislature should act

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