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Use of Alternative Sentencing and Diversion Programs in Oklahoma

The use of alternative sentencing and diversion programs in Oklahoma has grown exponentially over the past 10 years. However, several barriers and opportunities still need to be examined to ensure Oklahoma uses these sentencing practices to best protect the public, serve the taxpayers, and support the individual participant. Key points – Alternative sentencing and diversion...

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