Janet L. Bickel-Hutson, recently appointed by Governor Kevin Stitt to serve as the District Attorney for District 15, carries a criminal history that raises profound concerns regarding her credibility, fitness for office, and constitutional obligations under Brady and Giglio. Given her documented past conduct, including felony convictions for perjury, evidence tampering, and possession of illegal drugs, her background constitutes mandatory impeachment material in every case she supervises or prosecutes. Following a February 2005 drug raid in Tahlequah, she removed methamphetamine from the crime scene, placed it in her purse. When questioned, she initially attributed the presence of the drugs in her purse to accidental transfer involving her gloves. She repeated this explanation under oath before a multicounty grand jury, which led to a perjury charge when the investigation revealed she had intentionally taken and altered the evidence. Read More...