Fraud charges are among the most serious white-collar criminal offenses prosecuted in Oklahoma. A conviction can lead to substantial fines, restitution obligations, probation, imprisonment, and long-term damage to a person’s professional reputation….
If you refuse a Breathalyzer Test in Oklahoma, you should be aware of certain consequences. If you are pulled over in Tulsa for suspected driving under the influence (DUI), the flashing lights…
Being accused of breaking and entering can have serious legal consequences in Tulsa County. Although many people use the terms “breaking and entering” and “burglary” interchangeably, Oklahoma law distinguishes them based on…
A deferred sentence in Oklahoma is a type of criminal case resolution in which a defendant enters a guilty or no-contest plea, but the court does not immediately enter a final judgment…
Kidnapping crimes are serious charges that can arise from more than the classic idea of a stranger abduction. Oklahoma kidnapping allegations may involve domestic disputes, custody conflicts, violent encounters, robbery allegations, sexual…
Child abuse crimes in Tulsa County are among the most serious criminal charges a person can face in Oklahoma. These cases can affect your freedom, family, employment, reputation, parental rights, and future….
Gun crimes in Tulsa can lead to serious criminal consequences. Oklahoma law recognizes the right to lawfully possess and carry firearms, but that right has limits. A person may face criminal charges…
85% crimes affect eligibility for parole. Sentencing in Oklahoma criminal cases can be confusing because the number announced in court is not always the same as the time a person may actually…
In many cases, you can expunge 2 felony crimes. However, the answer depends on several factors, including the type of felonies involved, your criminal history, and how much time has passed since…
Many people learn they need to be “added to the docket” after missing a court date, receiving a traffic citation, discovering an outstanding warrant, or deciding they want their case heard sooner…