Last fall, students in UTulsa’s B.C. Franklin Legal Clinic took on one of the first cases filed under Oklahoma’s Survivors’ Act, which gives domestic violence survivors a chance to have their sentences reduced. The students researched evidence, met with their client in prison and advocated for her in court. Although the resentencing request was denied, […]
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