How does Oklahoma's juvenile justice system work? Attorney Lashandra Peoples-Johnson provides an overview of the classifications, court processes, and outcomes juveniles may face.

The capital punishment system in Oklahoma is broken. It does not work as it should. From start to finish, it is so badly broken that we cannot know whether someone who has been condemned to death ...

Oklahoma’s online court records system has 80 employees in its information technology department and nearly $30 million in the bank — and one county running on its new system.

In a new bid before high court, Oklahoma seeks to restore some of the prosecutorial power it lost after a 2020 ruling deemed that nearly half the state remains a Native American reservation.

Federal court oversight of the Oklahoma child foster care system officially ended after 13 years on Thursday.

When people are sentenced for criminal offenses, in addition to their punishment, they are often assessed thousands in court costs, fees and assessments. Those range from a $6 law library fee to a ...