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What Happens if I’m not Read My Miranda Rights While Being Detained?

Miranda Rights

Being read your Miranda Rights is a crucial step in the detainment process. Named after the landmark Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona (1966), Miranda Rights protect individuals from self-incrimination during interactions…

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What is the Penalty for Felony Soliciting Prostitution In Tulsa

Kidnapping Charges

Felony soliciting prostitution is a serious offense in Oklahoma. Soliciting prostitution charges are severe on their own, and felony charges elevate the consequences significantly, leading to harsher penalties and long-term repercussions. Here’s…

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What Happens to My CDL After a DUI In Tulsa County?

CDL After a DUI

Whether you can keep your CDL after a DUI is a common concern for truck drivers. For commercial drivers, a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is not just a piece of plastic, it’s…

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When Can I Expunge A Protective Order in Tulsa County?

Expunge a Protective Order

To expunge a protective order means removing it from your public record, essentially “sealing” the record so it does not appear on background checks. In Oklahoma, individuals have the ability to seek…

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Unauthorized Use of a Motorcycle Crimes In Tulsa County

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

Oklahoma laws protect motorcycle owners from unauthorized use of a motorcycle.  This is true for many other states as well.  For example, Austin police were investigating the theft of a police motorcycle. …

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Can The Police Confiscate Money From Me During Traffic Stop In Oklahoma?

Police Confiscate Money

Police in Oklahoma can confiscate money during a traffic stop under certain conditions. This process, civil asset forfeiture, allows law enforcement to seize cash or property they suspect has connections to criminal…

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Understanding the Crime of Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Oklahoma

Driving Without a License

When you’re involved in a traffic accident in Oklahoma, the law requires specific actions from you. This is especially true if the incident results in injury, death, or property damage. Failing to…

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What Is Considered an Abusive Domestic Relationship in Tulsa County

Abusive Domestic Relationship

An abusive domestic relationship in Tulsa County is characterized by patterns of behavior used by one partner to maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate or family relationship. Understanding…

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Shoplifting and Petty Larceny From a Retailer Crimes in Tulsa

petty theft

Petty Larceny from a retailer crimes are very common in Oklahoma. Walmart loses approximately $3 billion each year due to shoplifting and petty theft.  As a result, this has led to the…

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Possession of Firearms After Felony Conviction in Oklahoma

Gun Trusts in Oklahoma: Estate Planning for Firearm Owners

Almost half of all Oklahomans own a gun.  This has protection of the Oklahoma Constitution in Art. 2 §26 when the state “shall never” prohibit the right to bear arms.  However, the…

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