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What is a Oklahoma Pardon and How Does It Benefit Me?
Our Oklahoma Pardon Lawyers get the job done. If you have a criminal record, you may be wondering about the possibility of getting a pardon. A pardon is an official forgiveness for committing a crime, but it’s more than just a symbolic gesture. It can have real, tangible benefits for your life moving forward. Understanding the Pardon In Oklahoma, a pardon is an act of clemency that officially forgives you for the crime you were convicted of. It is granted by the Governor, based on a recommendation… Read More
Attorney Discusses Oklahoma Robbery Laws
Oklahoma robbery laws are complex and require the help of one of our Tulsa criminal lawyers. According to city data, 920 robberies occurred in Tulsa during 2014. This is a relatively high average for a city the size of Tulsa. Further, Tulsa’s New on 6 anchor, Lori Fullbright posted an article on August 30th, 2016 discussing the robbery of a Tulsa defense attorney in broad daylight on a Saturday afternoon in downtown. Because robbery is on the rise, it is also more likely a person will be… Read More
Tulsa Criminal Sentencing Options
If you made a mistake and wish to find a way to avoid trial and a potentially lengthy jail sentence, you do have a myriad of options available to you in Oklahoma state court. These options can take the form of pretrial diversion or a plea offer. Pretrial diversion is a court intervention plan. The prosecutor organizes and oversees the various diversion programs. In order to participate in diversion, the prosecutor must first screen you for a program. Each diversion program has different eligibility requirements. Often, the prosecutor… Read More
Tulsa Criminal Lawyer Explains Domestic Violence in Presence of a Child
Domestic violence in Tulsa is a serious crime. A conviction could land you in Jail. You could also have a criminal record that will follow you until expunged. We all know the horror stories of a child caught up in domestic abuse. According to The Domestic Violence Round-table, an estimated 3-4 million children are exposed to domestic violence each year. Even if the child is not the immediate victim, it can be traumatizing. Children often experience anxiousness, fear, and isolation during these incidents. Domestic Violence and What… Read More