Getting deported for a felony is possible. For non-U.S. citizens living in Tulsa County, being charged with a felony can have serious consequences, including deportation or removal from the United States. Immigration laws strictly regulate which crimes can result in deportation, and certain felony convictions can trigger removal proceedings. Can a Felony Lead to Deportation? Under U.S. immigration law, certain felonies are “deportable offenses,” including: A. Aggravated Felonies Federal immigration law defines aggravated felonies as some of the most serious crimes leading to automatic deportation, such as:… Read More

Larceny Crimes in Oklahoma are serious crimes that could land a person in jail or with a criminal record. There are many types of larceny in Oklahoma. The offense could be considered either a felony or a misdemeanor, depending on what kind of larceny you are charged with. It is essential to understand precisely what classification of larceny you are being charged with. Because of the range of larceny offenses, your larceny charge could result in serious jail time.  How Is Larceny Defined In Oklahoma? In legal… Read More

Our embezzlement lawyers in Tulsa have seen many different circumstances leading up to this kind of crime. In February a small business owner pressed charges against its bookkeeper for embezzlement.  The business owner alleges the bookkeeper stole over $40,000 from the company through ATM withdrawals using the company card.  Of these, one withdrawal was for $17,000 at a casino.  The woman will face felony charges.  Other cases very much like this one involve business owners who employ others to manage their business affairs. Its not uncommon for… Read More