Justice Reinvestment in Oklahoma: Strengthening Supervision and Reinvesting in Efforts to Reduce Violent Crime
This brief summarizes the Justice Reinvestment process in Oklahoma and discusses the legislation that passed as a result.
September 2012 | The Council of State Governments Justice Center
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