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Missing Women Oklahoma

This booking photo provided by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation shows Tad Bert Cullum. On Saturday, April 13, 2024, Oklahoma authorities said they arrested and charged four people, including

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Why Tulsa County DA says DNA evidence isn t enough to overturn man s rape conviction

A new discovery follows years of claims that the evidence had been destroyed. The victim says doubts about the case always haunted her.

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Damning Report On Texas Death Row Cases: The System Is Utterly Broken

Harris County, Texas, is the death penalty capital of the country. In most cases resulting in a death sentence in the past 20 years, appointed defense lawyers failed to uncover potentially life-saving evidence, the report found.

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Tennessee must raise rates for court-appointed lawyers, state s chief justice says

Chief Justice Holly Kirby said the court would seek budget funding to increase the hourly rate to $80. Some say the increase is long overdue.

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Lawmakers to study possible moratorium on death penalty

Rep. Kevin McDugle, R-Broken Arrow, has raised concerns about the death sentence for Richard Glossip and believes Oklahoma needs to revise law

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