Oklahoma Supreme Court considers ban on personal information in court records
The Oklahoma Supreme Court is considering whether to ban from public court records basic personal information such as where a criminal defendant lives.
Justices are seeking public comments before making a final decision.
“This is scary,” said Lindel Hutson , president-elect of FOI Oklahoma , an organization dedicated to openness in government.
“News media and many other legitimate users need b...
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