Prison measures' price tag placed at $266M
Criminal justice bills being debated in the Legislature could cost as much as $266 million a year if approved, according to analysis presented Thursday to the Oklahoma Sentencing Commission .
The analysis by the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center found 78 bills being considered that would affect the time convicts would spend in prison or that could increase the number of criminals sent to prison. Of those bi...
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