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Oklahoma "Civil Death" Statute Does Not Preclude Prisoner Tort Actions

Loaded on July 15, 2004 published in Prison Legal News July, 2004, page 32
Filed under: Court Access. Location: Oklahoma.
Oklahoma "Civil Death" Statute Does Not
Preclude Prisoner Tort Actions

The Oklahoma Supreme Court held that a state statute declaring all persons serving a felony sentence to be "civilly dead" does not preclude them from filing a civil action against a third party. The Court's decision overturns a contrary opinion ...

 

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