District Attorneys Will Drake and Jack Thorp on the drug reshaping Oklahoma prosecution — and House Bill 2941, effective November 1, which brings law enforcement to overdose scenes while the evidence still exists and lets courts begin from the position that fentanyl caused the death.
District Attorney Will Drake on impaired driving during the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement period — and Senate Bill 1543, effective November 1, allowing two or more DUI violations within one year to be charged as a single felony.
Prosecutors and law enforcement partners trained together in Oklahoma City ahead of Senate Bill 1543, which takes effect November 1 — allowing two or more DUI violations within one year to be charged as a single felony.
Oklahoma's district attorneys gathered in Tulsa for the Association's 2026 Summer Conference — the year's legislative gains and the leadership handoff, in the words of outgoing president Kyle Cabelka and incoming president Will Drake.
Each year the District Attorneys Council prepares Oklahoma's newest prosecutors at Prosecutor Boot Camp. This feature goes inside the program, in the words of the prosecutors who teach and attend it.