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Robert Gifford

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New York, Oklahoma City
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Covers:  Law, legal, justice, crime, Native American, and Military.
Doesn't Cover: Hollywood
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Robert Gifford’s Biography

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Author, attorney, Colonel, Judge, and legal correspondent who is also a former federal prosecutor and now a Senior Trial Attorney with a prestigious Oklahoma law firm. Mr. Gifford has published dozens of articles for the American Bar Association, Oklahoma Bar Association, Legal Encyclopedias, and multiple newspapers. Mr. Gifford is also a judge for two Native American Tribes, an Adjunct Law Professor at two law schools teaching Trial Practice, Indian Law, Military Law, and National Security L…

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Hamdan loses attempt to call 9/11 mastermind as witness

Hamdan loses attempt to call 9/11 mastermind as witness

AP interview at Guantanamo Bay after the Supreme Court's decision in Hamdan. Then-MAJ Robert "Bobby Don" Gif…

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'Your Witness, Counsel' - Cross-Examination

'Your Witness, Counsel' - Cross-Examination

The right of cross-examination is more than a desirable right of trial procedure. It is, indeed, 'an essentia…

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A Primer for Ye Ol' Woodshed: Witness Preparation

A Primer for Ye Ol' Woodshed: Witness Preparation

A legal discussion on what it takes to ethnically prepare a witness for testimony at trial or deposition.

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The Time is Twenty Years past 9:02 a.m.

The Time is Twenty Years past 9:02 a.m.

Article reflecting the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing

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Human Trafficking: Beyond Pretty Woman and Huggy Bear

Human Trafficking: Beyond Pretty Woman and Huggy Bear

In depth legal analysis on Human Trafficking

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Groucho was Wrong about Military Justice

Groucho was Wrong about Military Justice

Military Justice is not just for the military lawyer. It is an opportunity for civilian attorneys in any jur…

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Articles

ZNF274 constrains lineage plasticity and drives intrinsic resistance to CDK7 inhibitors in pancreatic cancer

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By Jessica E. Gianopulos, Aidan Schutter, Stephanie Dobersch, Pritha Chanana, Sabrina Ge, Naomi Yamamoto, Liberalis D. Boila, Justin Hui, Nicole Rhoads, Robert Gifford Verified, Kevin Cheung, Daniel Blanco-Melo, Faiyaz Notta, Sita Kugel, Adrianne Wallace-Povirk, Sophie E. Kogut, Andrea Doak, Luke Mangino, Monica Padilla-Galvez
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Abstract Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is characterized by two distinct transcriptional subtypes: classical and basal, which may interconvert. We show the KRAB-ZNF protein, ZNF274, correlates with PDAC subtype and regulates sensitivity to CDK7 inhibition by facilitating heterochromatin maintenance and gene suppression. We find ZNF274 loss drives a classical to basal transition, induces invasive protrusions and facilitates invasion capacity.
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Exposition: A Conversation with the Director and Members of the Fredericktown High School Band

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By Robert Gifford Verified
| KRCU-FM (Cape Girardeau, MO) Verified
(L to R): Adrienne Cox, Sophie Haferkamp, Director Shelby Leo, On this episode, host Dr. Robert Gifford talks with members of the Fredericktown High School Band — Adrienne Cox, Sophie Haferkamp, Carter Hale and Director Shelby Leo. They discuss how they became involved in band and how each of them chose their instrument. Director Leo also shares some highlights from the band program so far and her plans for the future.
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Exposition: Dr. Jim Daughters Previews Upcoming SEMO Wind Symphony Concert on Oct. 6

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By Robert Gifford Verified
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On this edition of Strike Up the Band, host Dr. Robert Gifford is joined by Dr. Jim Daughters, Director of Bands at Southeast Missouri State University. Daugthers previews the Southeast Wind Symphony's upcoming concert ¡España! on October 6, 2025. Daughters also shares how he goes about selecting music for each concert, what led him to choose bands and music as a career and plans he has for the SEMO band program.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for my college paper that got me published in The Sporting News and The Tulsa World for my experiences playing small college football

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course. That's where my writing career began as a 16 year old in rural Oklahoma. Hemingway and Hunter S. Thompson would have been proud.

How is social media changing news?

Less depth, more soundbite (as if it was possible).

Awards

Justice Cardozo Award for Contributions to Criminal Justice

2016 - Legal updates

The Justice Cardozo Award is given to a lawyer who goes to great lengths to educate the public about the justice system.

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Professional Advocate of the Year (Prosecutor)

2013 - Oklahoma's Most Recognized Prosecutor for Efforts at Seeking Justice and Fairness

During this time, while Mr. Gifford served as a legal correspondent and writer for multiple publications, he was honored by the Oklahoma Bar Association for his work as an Assistant United States Attorney.

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