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Showing: April, 2018
Senate Majority Floor Leader Q & A
Senate leaders discuss 12th legislative week with media. Senate Pro Tem Mike Schulz, Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat and Appropriations Chair Kim David.
Senate Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget considers FY'19 budget
Sen. Kim David, Appropriations Chairwoman explains the budget.
Treat, Shaw bills will keep communities safe, while slowing incarceration rates
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday approved a slate of criminal justice reform bills that will slow the state’s skyrocketing incarceration rates while still keeping communities safe.
The measures were sponsored by Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, and Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, the Senate’s two primary advocates for criminal justice reform. The measures are a part of the criminal justice reform bills that, after being sidetracked in 2017, are finally on a clear path to becoming law.
SB 650
SB 786
SB 649
SB 689
SB 793
Treat, Shaw bills will keep communities safe, while slowing incarceration rates
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday approved a slate of criminal justice reform bills that will slow the state’s skyrocketing incarceration rates while still keeping communities safe.
The measures were sponsored by Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, and Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, the Senate’s two primary advocates for criminal justice reform. The measures are a part of the criminal justice reform bills that, after being sidetracked in 2017, are finally on a clear path to becoming law.
SB 650
SB 786
SB 649
SB 689
SB 793
Treat, Shaw bills will keep communities safe, while slowing incarceration rates
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday approved a slate of criminal justice reform bills that will slow the state’s skyrocketing incarceration rates while still keeping communities safe.
The measures were sponsored by Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, and Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, the Senate’s two primary advocates for criminal justice reform. The measures are a part of the criminal justice reform bills that, after being sidetracked in 2017, are finally on a clear path to becoming law.
SB 650
SB 786
SB 649
SB 689
SB 793
Treat, Shaw bills will keep communities safe, while slowing incarceration rates
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday approved a slate of criminal justice reform bills that will slow the state’s skyrocketing incarceration rates while still keeping communities safe.
The measures were sponsored by Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, and Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, the Senate’s two primary advocates for criminal justice reform. The measures are a part of the criminal justice reform bills that, after being sidetracked in 2017, are finally on a clear path to becoming law.
SB 650
SB 786
SB 649
SB 689
SB 793
Treat, Shaw bills will keep communities safe, while slowing incarceration rates
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday approved a slate of criminal justice reform bills that will slow the state’s skyrocketing incarceration rates while still keeping communities safe.
The measures were sponsored by Majority Floor Leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, and Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, the Senate’s two primary advocates for criminal justice reform. The measures are a part of the criminal justice reform bills that, after being sidetracked in 2017, are finally on a clear path to becoming law.
SB 650
SB 786
SB 649
SB 689
SB 793
