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Our Oklahoma Criminal Defense Attorneys represent clients charged with a crime throughout Oklahoma. The communities we serve is as diverse as the crimes we defend our clients against. From misdemeanor charges on to felony crimes our Oklahoma criminal defense attorneys can handle them all.

Broken Arrow Criminal Lawyers

Creek County Criminal Lawyers

Craig County Criminal Lawyers

Washington County Criminal Lawyers

Wagoner County Criminal Lawyers

Coweta Criminal Lawyers

Catossa Criminal lawyers

Cherokee County Criminal Lawyers

Delaware County Criminal Lawyers

Haskell County Criminal Lawyers

Hughes County Criminal Lawyers

Mayes County Criminal Lawyers

Muskogee Criminal Lawyers

Mcintosh County Criminal Lawyers

Okmulgee County Criminal Lawyers

Okfuskee County Criminal Lawyers

Payne County Criminal Lawyers

Rogers County Criminal Lawyers

Washington County Ok Criminal Lawyers

Osage County Criminal Lawyers

Oklahoma Criminal Defense Attorneys Near You

As you can see the communities we serve in Oklahoma is wide spread. If you’ve been charged with a crime in Oklahoma you don’t have to go through it alone. Our Criminal defense attorneys have the experience and determination that you need to get you through this hard time. Its doesn’t matter if its a felony or a misdemeanor we can do it. It doesn’t matter in what Oklahoma County Court your’re case is in we’ve been there before. Call the Tulsa Criminal Lawyers Law Firm for a free consultation 918-416-0358

Criminal Defense Blog

What Qualifies as Self Defense in Oklahoma?

One of the most common questions we get in criminal defense cases is: “Will I go to jail for self defense?” Oklahoma law does allow individuals to use force—including deadly force—in certain situations to protect themselves or others. However, not every act of violence is self-defense under the law. Oklahoma’s Self-Defense Law: The Basics Oklahoma recognizes the right to use reasonable force in self-defense under certain circumstances. The law has basis in both common sense and the principle that people have a right to protect themselves, their… Read More

How Are Juvenile Criminal Charges Different Than Adult Charges in Oklahoma?

When you or someone you know faces juvenile criminal charges or adult charges in Oklahoma, the process is very stressful. The consequences faced can differ significantly depending on whether the person charged is a juvenile or an adult. Understanding these differences is crucial, as they impact the approach to defense, the legal procedures followed, and the potential outcomes of the case. Definition of Juvenile and Adult Offenders In Oklahoma, the law generally considers anyone under the age of 18 as a juvenile. This age limit sets the… Read More

Tulsa Public Intoxication Lawyers

Our Tulsa Public Intoxication Lawyers can help you regardless of the alcohol related crime you’ve been charged with. When alcohol is served at any event, it is common that at least one person drinks too much becoming intoxicated.  If done in public, this could lead to arrest and fines.  In fact, thousands of people find themselves under arrest for public intoxication each year.  In Tulsa alone 3,000-4,000 arrests occur annually solely for public drunkenness. What Tulsa Public Intoxication Encompasses: To be charged with public intoxication you must… Read More

What Is the Punishment for Felony Child Abuse in Tulsa?

Felony child abuse is one of the most serious criminal charges in Tulsa County. A conviction can lead to prison, probation, fines, DHS involvement, loss of custody rights, protective orders, supervised visitation, and long-term damage to a person’s reputation and family relationships. Because child abuse allegations involve children, prosecutors, courts, and law enforcement often treat these cases with extreme seriousness from the beginning. Oklahoma Child Abuse Punishment Under Oklahoma law, felony child abuse can carry punishment up to life imprisonment. The law also allows punishment of up… Read More