On this week's episode of The Lost Ogle Show, Marisa and Patrick chatted with Damion Shade, a criminal justice policy analyst at Oklahoma Policy Institute. We chatted about State Question 805, the question to end sentence enhancements for people convicted of nonviolent crimes. We talked about the cost of incarceration, how other states have benefitted from similar measures, and Oklahoma's status as the prison capital of the world. If you'd like to follow Oklahoma Policy Institute, you can sign up for their newsletter on their website.
Released 22 October 2020
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