Glenn Coffee & Associates staff works diligently to stay up-to-date on government rules and regulations, attending dozens of agency, board and commission meetings each year. Our newsletter shares the latest in ethics and administrative rules, and commentary on how it will affect your business.
McCarthy v. Pelosi: Constitutionality of Legislative Proxy Voting Upheld
Aug 14, 2020After the U.S. House of Representatives adopted a resolution in May to allow voting by proxy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy promptly sued Speaker Nancy Pelosi in federal district court
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EPIC Hit with $500,000 fine for Lawsuit
Aug 14, 2020EPIC Charter Schools was recently hit with a half million dollar fine by Oklahoma County Judge Cindy Troung.
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Ethics Commission Approves Annual Review, Ends Walk-Ins
Aug 14, 2020The Ethics Commission held a special meeting on Aug.
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Stitt Extends State of Emergency
Jul 17, 2020Gov. Kevin Stitt has extended the state of emergency he first declared in March by issuing Executive Order 2020-20.
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Norman Citizens Launch Recall Effort
Jul 17, 2020A group called Unite Norman has launched an effort to recall Mayor Breea Clark and City Councilors Kate Bierman, Alison Petrone, Sereta Wilson and Stephen Holman.
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Gaming Compact Litigation Doubles
Jul 17, 2020In two separate cases, Senate President Pro Tem Greg Treat and Speaker of the House Charles McCall have challenged Gov.
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Oklahoma Lagging Behind Census Responses Average
Jul 17, 2020Starting July 16, northwest Oklahoma will be one of the first areas in the country where non-responding households will be visited by census takers.
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Candidate Asks Supreme Court to Remove Opponent
Jul 17, 2020A Republican candidate in House District 79 has filed suit against the Oklahoma State Election Board.
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U.S. Supreme Court Releases Major Rulings
Jul 17, 2020The U.S. Supreme Court concluded its term recently, handing down decisions in a number of headline-grabbing cases.
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Absentee Ballot Procedures Change Again
Jun 16, 2020On May 4, the state Supreme Court ruled in favor of the League of Women Voters in its lawsuit against the State Election Board to modify the requirement that absentee ballots be notarized.
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