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Another Oklahoma murder conviction tossed, McGirt cited
April 8, 2021
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This undated photo provided by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections shows Charles Michael Cooper. The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday, April 8, 2021, overturned another state murder conviction because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that much of eastern Oklahoma remains an American Indian reservation. Chickasaw Nation member Charles Michael Cooper was convicted and sentenced to life without parole for the 2016 death of Cindy Allen. The U.S. Supreme Court last year ruled, in what is known as the McGirt decision, that Oklahoma lacks jurisdiction for crimes on tribal reservations in which the defendants or victims are tribal citizens. (Oklahoma Department of Corrections via AP)AP
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Show Transcript SPENDING CREATING EVEN MORE JOBS IN HIS STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS TODAY GOVERNOR KEVIN STITT CALLED IT QUOTE THE MOST PRESSING ISSUE FOR OUR STATE’S FUTURE. ABIGAIL OGLE WALKING THROUGH THE GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE OF HOW OKLAHOMA TRIBES AND THE STATE SHOULD COEXIST AND WORK TOGETHER AND THE RESPONSE FROM THE TRIBES TONIGHT. NOT THE PANDEMIC NOT EDUCATION NOT HEALTHCARE, BUT GOVERNOR STITT SAID THE MOST PRESSING ISSUE FOR OUR STATE’S FUTURE THE AFTERMATH FOLLOWING THE SUPREME COURT’S LANDMARK RULING THAT DECLARED MANY PORTIONS OF OKLAHOMA ARE STILL TRIBAL JURISDICTION, NOT THE STATES. THE US SUPREME COURT’S RULING AND MCGURK VERSE OKLAHOMA QUESTIONS THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATE AS WE’VE KNOWN IT. WE NEED TO RESOLVE THE MANY UNANSWERED. I
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