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…
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…
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,…
Public Intoxication can happen in many different ways and at any time. For instance, a Tulsa man is facing charges of public intoxication after showing up at his girlfriend’s apartment on Christmas…
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…
Its not uncommon for people to ask our attorneys if they can still be charged with a DUI after passing the breathalyzer. The answer to the question is a yes but there…
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…
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…
Understanding the difference between a misdemeanor and felony DUI is critical to your defense. Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Oklahoma, but not all DUI charges are the…
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…