Oklahoma Law Blog

Tulsa Co. and Tulsa City comes to Agreement! Sometime back when a person was booked with the City of Tulsa or Tulsa County, they stayed with

Oklahoma Granted Aid for Meth! Oklahoma law enforcement was granted funds to help the struggle against the long waged war against methamphetamine. The U.S. Department of Justice granted Oklahoma

Does Oklahoma Defend their Own? According to The National Center for Access to Justice in New York City, Oklahoma was ranked 50th in terms of their representation

We have our First Asian Representative! Congratulations to our first Asian Representative for our state! Ervin Yen, who is of Chinese descent, won the Senate District

USPS is to rectify a Security Breach The United State Postal Service is recovering from a “cyber-security intrusions” that started two months ago and

Kialegee Tribal Town is making camp in BA? The war between the City of Broken Arrow and the Kialegee Tribal Town has been a rollercoaster. The

Extreme Makeover: the VA Edition The new VA Secretary Robert McDonald announced some new and much needed changes in the department. After taking this job three

The Oklahoma Lottery debuted in October 2005 by the former Gov. Bill Henry. Before the approval, there was much debate about what moral dilemma around such form

Fallin successfully wins her second term last night at a 56% to her opponent Rep. Joe Dorman who only gained 41% of the total vote. This will be

Homelessness is an ongoing issue since the beginning of modern civilization. There are different ways of tackling the issue. There are shelters that facilitate food and clothes