Brianna Bailey
Managing Editor at The Frontier
Managing editor for @readfrontier. President for @FOIoklahoma. I report on Oklahoma and live here too. 949-439-4855.
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2 weeks ago |
oklahoman.com | Brianna Bailey
Brianna BaileyThe FrontierAfter failed health inspections at most of Oklahoma’s county detention centers, a bill at the Legislature would allow jailers to ask the state for waivers from rules that set basic standards for humane conditions. Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, is quoted in a Senate press release saying that the bill creates standards for jail conditions. But Oklahoma has required state health inspections to determine whether jails meet basic health and safety standards since the 1970s.
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2 weeks ago |
enidnews.com | Brianna Bailey
OKLAHOMA CITY — After failed health inspections at most of Oklahoma’s county detention centers, a bill in the Legislature would allow jailers to ask the state for waivers from rules that set basic standards for humane conditions. Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, is quoted in a Senate press release saying that the bill creates standards for jail conditions.
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1 month ago |
oklahoman.com | Brianna Bailey
Two Cleveland County judges have expressed concerns about potential civil rights violations at the county jail. Detainees have reported unsanitary living conditions, including lack of clean clothing and toilet paper, and difficulty accessing medical care. Cleveland County Sheriff Chris Amason disputes the allegations, stating that detainees have access to hygiene products and cleaning supplies.
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1 month ago |
oudaily.com | Brianna Bailey
One attorney waited to see his clients at the Cleveland County Detention Center in Norman for more than three hours before finally giving up. And there were reports of detainees being denied access to health care and clean clothing, according to emails The Frontier obtained through an open records request. Two Cleveland County judges have raised concerns about potential civil rights violations at the jail, the emails show.
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1 month ago |
normantranscript.com | Brianna Bailey
One attorney waited to see his clients at the Cleveland County Detention Center in Norman for more than three hours before finally giving up. And there were reports of detainees being denied access to health care and clean clothing, according to emails The Frontier obtained through an open records request. Two Cleveland County judges have raised concerns about potential civil rights violations at the jail, the emails show. kAmr=6G6=2?5 r@F?EJ s:DEC:4E r@FCE yF586 |:4926= %FAA6C D6?E 2?
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RT @readfrontier: Some jails in the state have faced ongoing issues with detainee deaths and poor inspection results. State inspectors rule…