“The Department of Justice claims to support “strong encryption, which is used by billions of people every day for services such as banking, commerce, and communications.” Yet the department is actively working to weaken encryption, lest fully secure communications frustrate law …
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The U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division “found the plaintiffs had no standing to bring the case against the defendants[…,] rightfully asserts that those who purposefully and criminally misuse firearms are the ones who are responsible for …
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Pardon and Parole leaders have been working with the Department of Corrections to identify inmates who may walk free after State Question 780, which reclassified simple drug possession and several low-level property crimes as misdemeanors rather than felonies, is applied …
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Representative Jason Lowe (D-97) files suit against Governor Kevin Stitt in yet another effort to halt Oklahoma’s permitless carry law from going into effect on November 1st. Article by Storme Jones
OKLP’s own Drew Cook — The Clean Libertarian — discusses addiction, recovery, and libertarianism on the Lions of Liberty podcast. Interview by John Odermatt
“An administrator armed with a knife attacked officers inside Paris police headquarters Thursday, killing at least four before he was fatally shot, officials said.” Article by Associated Press Photo by Bruno Abatti on Unsplash
Forty-seven Oklahoma death row prisoners in McAlester will be moved out of solitary confinement, housed with other maximum-security prisoners, and allowed contact with their visitors. Article by Emory Bryan
Shannon Grimes, OKLP Cherokee County Chair, talks chiropractic and libertarianism in this Quick 5 with the Tahlequah Daily Press. Article by Kim Poindexter
“Here is another preview of the 11-hour video library from our new book, An Introduction to Constitutional Law: 100 Supreme Court Cases Everyone Should Know. This post will focus on the first batch of cases from the Rehnquist Court.” Article by Josh …
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“In all, disaster relief payments to individuals in the 74063 ZIP code through Aug. 9 accounted for about 1 in 5 dollars of the $14.4 million spent by FEMA in 27 counties designated to receive aid.” Tulsa World article by …
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U.S. Representative Kendra Horn (D – OK) has co-sponsored a bill, which passed the House with strong bipartisan support, that seeks to allow the cannabis industry to use the federal banking system. Article by Chris Casteel.
Amy Swearer of the Heritage Foundation addresses the House Judiciary Committee during their “Protecting Americans from Gun Violence” hearings, delivering compelling information concerning so-called “assault weapons” and self-defense. YouTube video
