For years, most first-time DUI arrests in Oklahoma were filed as misdemeanors. That is no longer always the case. As of 2026, several statutory enhancements and charging practices have made it possible for a first…
Oklahoma has several different options for Expungements. An expungement can provide powerful relief for individuals seeking to move forward after an arrest or conviction. In Oklahoma, expungement laws allow certain criminal records to be sealed…
Domestic assault and battery charges are taken very seriously in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma. While many first-time domestic assault and battery cases are charged as misdemeanors, certain factors can elevate the offense to a felony—dramatically…
Failing to stop for law enforcement—often referred to as “eluding the police” or “attempting to elude”—can quickly escalate from a traffic offense to a serious felony in Oklahoma. Many drivers do not realize…
A traffic ticket on your driving record can become a problem. Getting a traffic ticket in Oklahoma is more than just a one-time fine. For many drivers, the real worry is how…
Being cited for driving without a license in Tulsa can be stressful, especially if it occurred because of an oversight, misunderstanding, or a recently expired license. The good news is that many of…
Receiving a “No Insurance” ticket in Tulsa County can be stressful. These citations carry the risk of fines and even the suspension of your license if you do not resolve them. Fortunately,…
Clearing a Municipal Court Warrant doesn’t have to be so difficult. Finding out that a municipal court warrant has been issued for you can be alarming. Whether the warrant came from Tulsa,…
If you find yourself in a situation where you have to defend yourself or someone else in Tulsa, it’s crucial to understand how the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act applies. This is especially true…
Not all criminal cases involve theft or violence — some stem from damage to another person’s property. In Tulsa, this offense is called malicious injury to property, and it can result in misdemeanor or…