Courts keeping cases secret
TULSA -- Thousands of Oklahoma court cases and documents are being sealed by district court judges and are not available to the public, according to a published report.
More than 2,300 cases statewide have received a judge's order to seal at least one record in the file, according to a Tulsa World analysis going back to 2003. The sealed records include financial records of companies and hospitals, settlements ...
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