The Oklahoma City University Law School’s 2nd Annual Criminal Justice Reform Seminar was held on January 22, 2021. The seminar focused on how exorbitant fines and costs assessments, particularly in the sentencing of misdemeanor defendants, keeps individuals trapped in the criminal justice system and creates a downward spiral of collateral consequences. Focus was also made on the reform needed to change the impact of assessing fines and costs in sentencing, particularly misdemeanor sentencings.
Our 2021 Speakers
Professor of Law, University of Tulsa
Research Director at the Oklahoma Policy Institute
Criminal Justice Center Legal Director
Oklahoma Policy Institute Criminal Justice Policy Analyst
Board Member at Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
Dean at Oklahoma City University School of Law
Columnist
Oklahoma County Chief Public Defender
Director of Programs at Diversion Hub
Oklahoma District 7 Judge
Oklahoma County Retired Judge
Executive Director at the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council
Oklahoma District 29 Senator
Lawyer and Lobbyist to the Oklahoma Legislator
Senior Counsel at The Federal Group in Washington, D.C
Oklahoma Supreme Court Administrative Director of the Courts
Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority Chair
Oklahoma House District 73 Representative
Assistant Dean of Advancement and External Relations at OCU School of Law
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