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Oklahoma Prosecutors Spent Money Seized By Police, Lived In Seized Homes Rent Free

State audit finds some seized property, funds diverted for personal use.

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Funds and property seized by Oklahoma law enforcement agencies have gone missing or have been used for personal or other improper purposes, state audit records reveal. Among the violations were using seized money to pay on a prosecutor’s student loans and allowing a prosecutor to live rent-free in a confiscated house for years, records

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Oklahoma Gov. Overrides Supreme Court, Says Ten Commandments Will Stay On Capital Grounds

“The bipartisan, seven-member majority did not say remove the monument except if you look into your crystal ball and think the law might allow it at some point in the future and go ahead and keep it.”

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The Ten Commandments

OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Mary Fallin on Tuesday said the Ten Commandments monument will stay at the Capitol despite a court ruling that said it violated the state Constitution and must be removed. Fallin said Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt has asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to reconsider its 7-2 decision, which was handed down last

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