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Oct 10, 2020 1 hr 1 min

Decision 2020: SQ805

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Criminal justice reform has been widely supported by most Oklahomans, but there seems to be a lot of division and uncertainty surrounding the latest CJR measure on the ballot. In this episode we speak with supporters Kris Steele and Jacqueline Blocker from Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform as well as opponent Pat McFerron to hear their perspectives on the issue. Read more: Supporters: YesOn805.org Opponents: No805.org Also, near the end of the episode Bailey mentions a link to a resource about the judges up for retention on the ballot. Here's that resource: https://courtfacts.org/retentionballot/

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