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Oklahoma Meth Lab Problems & Legislative Responses

Incarceration: How Much Is Too Much?

Actual, Expected and Adjusted API Scores by District for all Oklahoma Public School Districts
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Beware the API: Does Oklahoma's Measure of School Performance Actually Measure School Performance?
 
Are Oklahoma's Sales Taxes Regressive?
The UCO Public Policy Institute is a university-based think tank dedicated to enhancing the policy debate in Oklahoma by providing policymakers and the general public with factual, timely, and relevant information.


Recent News
December 1, 2008: The Public Policy Institute released a new policy report analyzing the effect that legislative action has had on the number of meth lab seizures in Oklahoma. The report was authored by Drs. Rashi Shukla and Elaine Bartgis, two UCO Criminal Justice professors.

November 11, 2008:
The Public Policy Institute released a new policy brief discussing the benefits and costs of incarcerating criminals. The brief was authored by Drs. Jeremy Oller and Mickey Hepner, two UCO economics professors.


October 26-29, 2008: Drs. Mickey Hepner, Jeremy Oller, and Jennifer Barger-Johnson attended the Oklahoma Academy Town Hall conference in Ardmore. This year's conference focused on Oklahoma's criminal justice system. Dr. Hepner served as a panel leader guiding a group of participants through the discussions. The final report from the conference will be presented to the Legislature and the Governor in January.

October 13, 2008: Dr. Mickey Hepner was interviewed by the Journal Record for a story on the proposed Tulsa Fix Our Streets program.

September 23, 2008: Dr. Mickey Hepner was interviewed by the Edmond Sun for a story on the financial crisis.

April 24, 2008:
Dr. Mickey Hepner was interviewed by KFOR Channel 4 in Oklahoma City for a story on the economic stimulus package

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