Prosecutors oppose proposed restriction on court information
Prosecutors and the state sheriffs' association have warned the Oklahoma Supreme Court that a proposal to restrict court information would hurt law enforcement efforts.
“This is going to cause huge issues and (is) truly an injustice to criminal prosecution,” wrote Janice Steidley , the district attorney for Rogers, Craig and Mayes counties.
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