Bleeding Behind Bars: Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons
Bleeding Behind Bars Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons In prison, women and others who menstruate are
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Bleeding Behind Bars Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons In prison, women and others who menstruate are
In the first-ever live episode of Policy in Pink, Tommy teams up with Jeremy Simmons to unpack how Oklahoma’s century-old STI laws still treat infections like crimes—and how one recent bill nearly made having HPV a felony.
HB 2737 adds marijuana use during pregnancy to child neglect definition.
SB 884 penalizes aiding or performing an abortion as murder.
HB 2248 creates pilot programs for substance use prison diversion in rural areas.
HB 1750 bans all marijuana use during pregnancy.
SB 156 expands the penalty for false accusation to equal the crime accused.
SB 607 permits the use of statements by abuse victims as evidence in certain circumstances.
SB 594 reforms the definition of “failure to protect” a child from harm.
