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If Oklahoma's lawmakers are serious about improving public safety, they should focus on eliminating justice-related fees and fines.
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Between incumbent losses, term limits, retirements, and the complete change in leadership in both chambers, the next session will surely be interesting.
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As a long-time practicing physician and agency administrator, Dr. Deborah Shropshire was exceptionally well qualified to lead an agency with responsibility for serving abused and neglected children, people with disabilities, and those suffering from the consequences of poverty.
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