Oklahoma Law and Law Enforcement

Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher

Her son, Bruce, tells the story of his pioneering mother who became the first African-American to attend OU's law school.

Buddy Fallis

As a prosecutor for Tulsa County, he has taken some of the most notorious criminals to court.

Dobie Langenkamp

Raised with a rich family oil legacy, he practiced oil and gas law, served in the Carter administration, and founded his own company.

Don E. Pray

Although he grew up "in a garage," Don worked hard and achieved great success in his life while helping others along the way.

E. C. Mullendore III

Sheriff George Wayman recalls with intriguing detail the story of the Mullendore Murder.

Harry Stege

Third-generation officer with a reputation for being a hardworking, innovative, and supportive leader.

James R. Jones

His distinguished career in politics includes time spent on LBJ's staff, as well as serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico.

Joe Morris

A lover of law whose remarkable career includes serving as U.S. District Court Chief Judge.

Lee Roy West

"Life should be fun." Wests's refreshing motto has been his guide for over 80 years.

Marian Opala

From the Polish underground to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.

Norma Eagleton

A pioneering public official and true servant to her community and fellow citizens.

Phil Kennamer

This 1934 high society murder turned Tulsa upside down and grabbed national headlines.

Ray Feldman

A lover of the law and human rights, anthropology, nature, and -- most of all -- his wife Nancy.

Robert Henry

A life in pursuit of justice -- Robert has served the law as a judge, lawyer, and educator.

Sam P. Daniel

Inspired by his childhood neighbor, Alfred P. Murrah, Sam had 50+ years of experience practicing law.

Stephanie Seymour

With a strong will and encouragement from family, she's been blazing trails for women in law since 1965.

Stephen Jones

Timothy McVeigh's defense attorney believes that there is more to the story.