Page 2 - Kris Steele News Today

OKLAHOMA CITY – A few years after the first tablets were issued to Oklahoma prison inmates, the program is receiving a mixed reception.

OKLAHOMA CITY – A few years after the first tablets were issued to Oklahoma prison inmates, the program is receiving a mixed reception.

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board will vote next month on proposed rule changes that would add eligibility requirements for prisoners seeking to argue their sentence is excessive or unjust.

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board will vote next month on proposed rule changes that would add eligibility requirements for prisoners seeking to argue their sentence is excessive or unjust.

Here’s a sampling of what commenters had to say about proposed rule changes.

The board may vote to adopt the rules as proposed, vote on a modified version of the rules changes or table the proposal altogether. The board is scheduled to meet

Former House Speaker Kris Steele wants to rebuild the criminal justice system from the ground up. To do that, he went to prison

One of the UK’s largest private hospital groups has guaranteed its patients same sex care, prompting calls for the NHS to follow suit.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A grassroots movement in Oklahoma is underway to reshape criminal justice by improving crime prevention programs and developing better alternatives to incarceration, supporters say.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A grassroots movement in Oklahoma is underway to reshape criminal justice by improving crime prevention programs and developing better alternatives to incarceration, supporters say.