Justice Matters
Examining the policies, challenges, and realities shaping Oklahoma’s justice system
Justice Matters is a dedicated space for in-depth discussions on the landscape of prosecution and public safety in Oklahoma. This blog explores the critical role of district attorneys, policies that impact the justice system, and challenges facing law enforcement and legal professionals.
From ensuring the proper resources for prosecution offices to addressing workforce retention and funding stability, Justice Matters provides insight into the pressing issues that affect public safety. Stay informed on the latest developments and gain a deeper understanding of how district attorneys work to protect communities while navigating an increasingly complex legal and policy environment.
2025 Crime Victims’ Rights Day Ceremony
Oklahoma honored victims, survivors, and champions of justice at the 2025 Crime Victims’ Rights Day Ceremony at the State Capitol. Featuring keynote speaker Melissa McLawhorn Houston—a survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing—and honors to Kim Fox and Suzanne Breedlove McGrath, the event spotlighted resilience, service, and the enduring fight for justice. Hosted by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council.
A Milestone for Oklahoma Children: Governor Proclaims 2025 the Year of the Child
Governor Stitt officially proclaims 2025 the Year of the Child in Oklahoma. Learn how ODAA is helping drive efforts to protect and support our state’s most vulnerable youth through policy, partnerships, and advocacy.
Halfway There: 2025 Legislative Session Midpoint Recap for ODAA Priorities
As we reach the midpoint of the 2025 legislative session, the Oklahoma District Attorneys Association (ODAA) is taking stock of where we stand on key priorities and what lies ahead. The session has brought meaningful progress on child safety, public safety, and victim advocacy.