Rep. JJ Humphrey Sues Oklahoma House and Corrections Department Over Access to Records
Oklahoma City, OKLA. — Representative Justin "JJ" Humphrey, a Republican from Lane, has announced a legal action against the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. Humphrey alleges that the Department of Corrections entered into an agreement with the leadership of the House to obstruct his access to critical records. These records pertain to serious issues, including rape, human rights violations, and murder.
In a statement shared on Facebook, Humphrey expressed his concerns regarding the lack of transparency, asserting, "The records they agreed to prevent me from obtaining are records on rape, human rights, and murder." He further accused the House of impeding his efforts to issue subpoenas, stifling legislation, and blocking investigations, which he claims limits his ability to properly advocate for his constituents and address significant public safety concerns.
Humphrey’s lawsuit raises questions about accountability and the legislative process in Oklahoma, highlighting the tensions between individual lawmakers and House leadership. The Representative is calling for a review of these agreements, emphasizing the importance of accessing public records related to serious allegations that affect the community.
This legal battle could have profound implications for transparency within state government and the ability of lawmakers to carry out their duties effectively. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the House of Representatives and the Department of Corrections will respond to these serious allegations.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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