A Tulsa County woman was recently arrested using her sister’s name in an effort to dodge warrants. She also faces warrant arrest on charges of animal cruelty and child neglect. She is…
What Are False Impersonation Charges in Tulsa County
Misdemeanor Crimes
Explaining Criminal Charges of Eluding an Officer in Tulsa County
A man in South Dakota was recently charged with eluding an officer. He was speeding at over 100 mph. So, police attempted to pull the man over. He did not immediately stop,…
Is Domestic Assault in the Presence of a Minor a Felony in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, domestic assault in the presence of a minor charges are taken very seriously. They can be even more serious if the charge is enhanced by claims of domestic assault by…
Fighting Peeping Tom Crimes in Tulsa County
Peeping tom crimes can land you in serious trouble. Recently, on the campus of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, a student was caught taking pictures of another student in the library bathroom. …
Oklahoma Lawyer Explains The Expungement Process and Some Of Its Benefits
The expungement process in Oklahoma allows you to seal the record as if the crime never happened. Oklahoma law provides that certain offenders are eligible for expungement of their criminal records. This…
What Are Some Possession of a Stolen Vehicle Crimes in Tulsa County
Possession of a Stolen Vehicle is a crime. This is true even if you are unaware that you possess a stolen vehicle. Take these numbers for instance: over $15M worth of cars,…
Explaining The Law Of Transporting an Open Container in Tulsa County
In early January of 2021, a Tulsa man was stopped by police after a concerned citizen reported that he was stealing mail. Upon stopping the man and searching the vehicle, cops not…
What To Expect At A Tulsa County Arraignment Hearing
f you have been charged with a crime in Oklahoma the Tulsa County Arraignment hearing is the first formal step in the criminal court process. This hearing serves as an opportunity for…
What Is a Misdemeanor Crime in Oklahoma?
A misdemeanor crime in Tulsa County is serious and has consequences that impact your life in the future. In Oklahoma, misdemeanor crime is classified as either felonies or misdemeanors based on their…