Nolan Clay is a reporter based in Oklahoma City, focusing on local news and events in Oklahoma. He writes for The Oklahoman, Yahoo News, and Tulsa World Media Company, covering a range of topics including crime, legal proceedings, education, and politics. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Nolan Clay's reporting predominantly revolves around local crime, legal cases, and government & politics in Oklahoma City. Nolan focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
Given the nature of his articles, Nolan would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into ongoing legal cases or political developments within the state of Oklahoma. Experts well-versed in criminal justice, law enforcement policies or procedures specific to Oklahoma are also likely to capture his attention.
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By: Nolan Clay
The top lawyer at the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has resigned abruptly over an email that used a derogatory term to describe an immigrant
By: Nolan Clay
"She is sending all victims a message that we don't matter," the Lyft driver said. "She is supposed to protect us from people like him but didn't."
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has dropped setting executions in phases because that plan hasn't worked.
Oklahoma County special judge will take up request to disqualify defense attorney in July.
Brian Lovell is an associate district judge in Garfield County, which is in northern Oklahoma. He is not now hearing any cases.
By: Nolan Clay
Up next is Richard Norman Rojem Jr., who says he is innocent of murdering a 7-year-old girl in 1984.
Elizabeth Dee Cornett was sentenced to four years in prison for being an accessory to murder and for desecrating a corpse.
The latest lawsuit over the Oklahoma County jail alleges "gross deficiencies in staffing, facilities and procedures" are to blame for an inmate's death from fentanyl.
The Oklahoman The owner of Swadley's Bar-B-Q has switched defense attorneys in his criminal case, throwing a related civil case into disarray.
The Oklahoman The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals on Friday scheduled for the second time an execution date for a convicted child murderer who has been on death row almost 40 years.
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