It's probably one of those nuanced things that will take lawyers a little time to sort out.
It's my understanding that we're holding them at the request of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics. Since we're holding them for a state agency, we'll wait for the state agency's direction on how to dispose of them.
Our policy is: If it's political in nature, it's not to be there. I would hate for us to change our policy at this point in time.
We're not trying to cheat them. I would hope that they would listen to our explanation and give us the benefit of the doubt.
I think it's an important enough case that we have to spend what it takes. It's not about this particular young man or his mother. It's about a potentially serious financial impact to the school district.
This will bring to light that you have the right to see a doctor when you go to the emergency room and you should expect the highest possible care when you go to a hospital.
