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Stitt pays nearly $2 million in legal fees with state money

OKLAHOMA CITY — Nearly $2 million in state money meant to ensure Oklahoma is receiving its cut from tribal gaming operations was used to pay law firms representing Gov. Kevin

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THE FRONTIER: Gov Kevin Stitt paid more than $1 9 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money

Nearly $2 million in state money meant to ensure Oklahoma is receiving its cut from tribal gaming operations was used to pay law firms representing Gov. Kevin Stitt in legal

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Oklahoma Gov Kevin Stitt paid nearly $2 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money

Oklahoma Gov Kevin Stitt paid nearly $2 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money
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FRONTIER: Stitt paid more than $1 9 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money

Nearly $2 million in state money meant to ensure Oklahoma is receiving its cut from tribal gaming operations was used to pay law firms representing Gov. Kevin Stitt in legal

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Oklahoma attorney general to join legal dispute over gambling compacts Gov Stitt signed in 2020

To represent Oklahoma in federal lawsuit Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (left) and Oklahoma Republican attorney general Gentner Drummond.

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