Open Justice Oklahoma

Opening the black box of our justice system with cutting-edge methods to identify problems, craft solutions, and measure reform outcomes. A program of @OKPolicy

[Open Justice Oklahoma @OpenJusticeOK]

Our Oklahoma Court Tracker displays information on who is filing #eviction & foreclosure cases & where those cases have been filed: https://t.co/j19htAPijR

As of April 2, plaintiffs have filed 1,144 evictions & 159 foreclosures since OK's emergency declaration on March 15 #okleg

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

An @OpenJusticeOK examination focused on the north Tulsa ZIP code of 74115, where residents had a combined court debt of more than $11 million. Nearly 20% of residents had failure-to-pay warrants. #okleg
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[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

We've been tracking #evictions since the starts of the pandemic. Learn more about our Oklahoma Court Tracker by @OpenJusticeOK. The online tool displays information on eviction cases and where those cases have been filed. #okleg https://t.co/8w1lW1YFro

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Of the 60,727 evictions filed since the start of the pandemic, 22,824 have been carried out, according to the @OpenJusticeOK eviction tracker, a program from OK Policy.

6,934 of those have happened since Aug. when the fed. eviction moratorium ended #okleg https://t.co/cu9XingawA

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

"Locally, evictions grew about 11% from July to Sep. and peaked in Nov., with 920 evictions filed that month, according to data from @OpenJusticeOK. For comparison, evictions jumped 38% on average between Aug.-Oct. among 31 cities and 6 states" #okleg https://t.co/TwoE3uYzDd

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Join the team as a Data Analyst and carry out critical data-driven research projects using the @OpenJusticeOK database. Applications for this position close on January 4, 2022 at 5:00 PM (CST). #okleg https://t.co/OC7Vg7VqKt

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Join the team as a Data Analyst and carry out critical data-driven research projects using the @OpenJusticeOK database to turn court, prison, and jail administrative records into data. #okleg https://t.co/OC7Vg7VqKt

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Join the team as a Data Analyst and carry out critical data-driven research projects using the @OpenJusticeOK database to turn court, prison, and jail administrative records into data. #okleg https://t.co/OC7Vg7VqKt

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Of the 42,018 Oklahoma evictions filed since the start of the pandemic, 17,237 have been carried out, according to @OpenJusticeOK, a program from the Oklahoma Policy Institute — 3,541 of those have happened since June. #okleg https://t.co/ZVNwhrSTaI

[NCCRC @TheNCCRC]

.@OpenJusticeOK study: for eviction cases in Tulsa, "[L]egal representation for a defendant is associated with a 75% increase in the odds of remaining in their home." https://t.co/QtQfFzf3UY @OklahomaATJ @LegalAidSvcs_OK @OKBarFoundation @OklahomaBar @OKPolicy @emilyabenfer

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

"Unfortunately, we have some companies whose entire business model is filing dozens and dozens of evictions each month," Ryan Gentzler, with @OpenJusticeOK, a program of OK Policy. https://t.co/b673d5R3aF #okleg

[Together Oklahoma @TogetherOK]

Oklahoma did not enact its own moratorium on evictions, so when the CDC’s expires, thousands will lose their protection. Despite the moratorium, more than 14,227 evictions have been granted in OK since March 2020, according to @OpenJusticeOK #okleg https://t.co/WLiLJQN5DJ

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

A research brief from @OpenJusticeOK examines the most frequent filers of eviction cases in Tulsa County in 2019-2020, and shows that a small number of the most frequent plaintiffs account for a large portion of filings in this time period. #okleg https://t.co/DPDmckCKcB

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

OK Policy and its @OpenJusticeOK program have been tracking evictions in Oklahoma since the pandemic started: https://t.co/RsKrfhlBoi #okleg https://t.co/43Vj0hozlJ

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Despite the CDC moratorium, more than 14,227 evictions have been granted by courts in Oklahoma since March 2020, according to @OpenJusticeOK, a program of the Oklahoma Policy Institute. #okleg https://t.co/XilYNJlhXu

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

OK Policy and its @OpenJusticeOK program have been tracking evictions in Oklahoma and noted that policymakers must do more to prevent evictions and foreclosures during and after the COVID-19 crisis: https://t.co/8w1lW1YFro #okleg https://t.co/zwxXtiClwJ

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Data from OK Policy’s @OpenJusticeOK database shows that fines & fees are harming Oklahomans statewide, with rural Oklahomans particularly impacted. Excessive court fees & fines are a statewide problem, & one that demands a statewide solution. #okleg https://t.co/hK3nPTbAso

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Though the CDC order has prevented some evictions in the short term, it did not completely eliminate eviction filings or evictions granted, according to @OpenJusticeOK, a program by OK Policy which tracks evictions filed in the state. https://t.co/ZGgen9W9XZ

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Today is the deadline to apply for the Justice Data Analyst position.

The deadline for the Child Well-Being Policy Analyst / KIDS COUNT Coordinator is January 25. https://t.co/s2KBnIcaH4

[Oklahoma Policy Institute @OKPolicy]

Tomorrow is the deadline to apply for our Justice Data Analyst with @OpenJusticeOK. Apply by Friday, January 8 at 5 pm. https://t.co/f38crev44p

[Open Justice Oklahoma @OpenJusticeOK]

There's still time to apply for our Justice Data Analyst position! The deadline is January 8. #datajobs #rjobs #rstats https://t.co/UmcEf4hlKv