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Women in Oklahoma Prisons

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Updated: January 7, 2009
A new report says only 25 percent of women in Oklahoma prisons should be there as protection to the public. The Legislature created a task force to research the issue and the results were released in a report this week. The task force suggests other options to prison such as drug courts and community sentencing. Reported By: Sheradee Hurst

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