“[Prater] has acted in a way so deplorable, unethical and, in my opinion, criminal, that it requires disqualification of him and his entire office,” Clayburn Curtis.
“What Larue Bratcher did was reasonable, and God forbid any one of us ever find ourselves in that situation,” his defense attorney, Clay Curtis.
Extract’s legal analyst offers guidance on how to protect your most valuable asset.
This dismissal highlights the current uncertainty surrounding cannabis law in Oklahoma.
Uncertainty on cannabis enforcement began in Oklahoma’s legal system before the first dispensary opened its doors.
An interview with J. Blake Johnson –
vice-chair of Crowe & Dunlevy’s Cannabis Industry Practice Group.
On June 26, 2018, Oklahomans will go to the polls to decide the fate of State Question 788.
