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ODOC prison tablet initiative gets mixed reviews

More than 80% of the approximately 21,500 inmates currently incarcerated in state prisons have been issued a tablet, said Jason Sparks, ODOC chief of operations.

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Oklahoma prison inmate tablet program a rip off or a valuable tool? Depends on who you ask

Inmate, advocate question the cost to send an email and a surcharge to buy the ‘stamps’ to send emails through the DOC's inmate tablet program.

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Oklahoma Department of Corrections prison table initiative gets mixed reviews

OKLAHOMA CITY – A few years after the first tablets were issued to Oklahoma prison inmates, the program is receiving a mixed reception.

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Oklahoma Department of Corrections prison tablet initiative gets mixed reviews

OKLAHOMA CITY – A few years after the first tablets were issued to Oklahoma prison inmates, the program is receiving a mixed reception.

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