Prescription Drug Charges

Felony Speeding

Prescription drug charges are a reflection of the current prescription drug crises in Oklahoma. In 2014, the Oklahoma Legislature passed a number of laws regarding prescription pills.  These classify xanax, hydrocodone, and oxycodone as Schedule II drugs.  Further, the laws no longer allow doctors to prescribe certain narcotic pills for longer than 3 months.  The aim of such laws is to decrease the amount of abusers of prescription pills and hopefully reduce overdose deaths.  For people who find themselves facing punishment for illegal prescription pill use, the… Read More

Criminal Lawyers Discuss Manufacturing Meth in Oklahoma:

False Personation Charge

While manufacturing meth in Oklahoma is becoming less of a problem, due to the super-labs in Mexico which ship meth across the border, this is still a major problem in Oklahoma.  Almost 1,000 drug overdose deaths occurred in 2016.  One-third of those deaths were from methamphetamines.  This is a significant uptick since 2015.  Although more meth is traveling across foreign borders, manufacture of it still takes place in Oklahoma at high rates.  This is a very serious charge.  The following article explains the legal parameters of the… Read More

Fighting Prescriptions by Fraud Charges

Prescriptions by Fraud Charges in Oklahoma on are the rise. In the summer of 2016 a Coweta doctor was charged by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics for obtaining prescriptions by fraud.  He would write prescriptions to patients he did not treat to acquire the drugs for himself.  Further, the doctor wrote many fraudulent prescriptions in the names of his friends and family.   If you or a loved one is in a similar situation, read on to understand the charges and how we can help. Elements of Prescriptions… Read More

Tulsa Criminal Defense Drug Attorney

Our Tulsa Criminal Defense Drug Attorney can help you when you’ve been charged with a drug crime. Oklahoma is among the top in the nation for methamphetamine arrests, manufacture, and addiction. The state has long had a problem with the drug methamphetamine, or “meth.”  Due to the high number of meth arrests, the state takes a harsh stance on the users or manufacturers of this drug. The following is a look at some of the consequences of a meth charge: Lengthy Prison Sentences: Methamphetamine is considered a dangerous controlled… Read More