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OKLAHOMA SUPREME COURT · June 13, 2017

Armor Correctional Health Services v. Board of County Commissioners of Oklahoma County

2017 OK 49 · Case No. 115203

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Holding / issue summary

A medical contractor was entitled to payment for necessary jail medical services that fulfilled the sheriff's constitutional duty to keep prisoners.

Court: Oklahoma Supreme Court
Docket: 115203
Decided: June 13, 2017
Issue: Government Contracts
Posture: Appeal from summary judgment
Disposition: Summary judgment affirmed
Origin: Oklahoma
Authentication: Justia full-text opinion checked 2026-08-13

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APAArmor Correctional Health Services v. Board of County Commissioners of Oklahoma County, 2017 OK 49 (2017).

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“Armor Correctional Health Services v. Board of County Commissioners of Oklahoma County.” Oklahoma Supreme Court, 2017, 2017 OK 49.

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