Oklahoma Law Blog

Can a bill to protect become a bill to persecute? Some teachers in Kansas worry a new Senate bill might do just that. The bill, aiming to prevent display of

While it might seem that designer drugs or painkillers dominate the drug addiction problem, a new player has entered the scene. “New player” is a bit of a misnomer because

Oklahoma may join a list of states petitioning Congress to set a constitutional convention aimed at amending the Constitution for the first time since 1992. With a 23-year span since

The snow, or lack of, helped authorities in the Netherlands make a big drug bust. They raided a house near Amsterdam and seized a crop of marijuana plants. How did they

Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in the case of Rodriguez v. State, a case involving the length of detention following traffic stops. Generally speaking, If the length

A controversy has blown up on social media in the last few weeks over DUI checkpoints.  It all began with a video of police interaction with a driver who refused

There has been buzz recently regarding a bill introduced that would restrict people from buying or consuming alcohol if they’ve been convicted of a DUI. Such a law could make

Come on Ride the Train! (Source:Newson6) Did you know that people would love taking the train for some time now between Tulsa and OKC? Well, it’s not surprising to most

Don’t Speak!!!!! America is known as a melting pot because we have such a great diversity. America is also unique because of our American Indian heritage. Native Americans account for

Pizza is a great comfort to have in general, but it is especially awesome when you get a chance to have it delivered. Now pizza palaces have become a new