Kevin Stitt, Oklahoma supreme court and Drummond
Stitt, Drummond each claim victory over the other in state supreme court ruling on legal representation authority
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond are each claiming victory over the other after the Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a ruling in an ongoing dispute over which elected official has the right to decide who will represent the state in legal disputes.
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