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Justin Jones, former state official and now a novelist, plans December 23 book signing

Oklahoma City – On Saturday, novelist Justin Jones will be at Full Circle Bookstore (50 Penn Place, 1900 N.W. Expressway) to sign copies of his new book, “The Devil’s Smokehouse.”

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Fees add financial burden to offenders

One of the primary ways of paying for the justice system in Oklahoma is by fines and fees. The state depends on offenders to pay for a system that is

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Fees add financial burden to offenders

Fees add financial burden to offenders
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Fees add financial burden to offenders

Fees add financial burden to offenders
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Fees add financial burden to offenders

One of the primary ways of paying for the justice system in Oklahoma is by fines and fees. The state depends on offenders to pay for a system that is

United statesGarfield countyEnid cemeteryTammy millsapBen crooksGarfield county court housePrison policy initiativeGarfield county court clerk janelle sharpPrison policyGarfield county courtGarfield county court clerk janelleOklahoma watchGarfield county detention facilityVoices organizedCivic engagementGarfield county jail