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.
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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
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A bench trial, also known as a non-jury trial, is a legal proceeding in which a judge, rather than a jury, determines the outcome of a case. Bench trials can occur in both criminal and civil cases. Understanding the process and implications of a bench trial is essential for anyone involved in legal proceedings. Characteristics of a Bench Trial In a bench trial, the judge acts as the sole fact-finder and decision-maker. The judge listens to the evidence, evaluates the credibility of witnesses, and applies the law… Read More
In Oklahoma, most crimes require an intentional act or clear intent to break the law, however, criminal negligence is different. These charges arise when someone’s careless or reckless behavior causes harm, even if they did not intend to hurt anyone. Understanding what criminal negligence means and its potential consequences can help you know what to expect if you are facing this type of charge. What Is Criminal Negligence? Criminal negligence happens when a person’s actions (or failure to act) show a disregard for the safety and rights… Read More
May times persons involved in a relationship find themselves in arguments that develop in to what the state considers domestic assault and battery. In many of the cases we have handled the partner that was injured doesn’t really want to prosecute the case because the incident that occurred amounted to nothing more than an argument that spiraled out of control. In still others the partner wants the other prosecuted to the full extent of the law. In the event that you were arrested for a domestic assault and… Read More
If you’re accused of stealing property in Oklahoma, the charge will usually fall into one of two categories — petit larceny or grand larceny. While both involve the unlawful taking of someone else’s property, the distinction between the two is critical because it determines whether you face a misdemeanor or a felony. What Is Larceny in Oklahoma? Under Oklahoma Statutes Title 21 § 1701, larceny means taking another person’s property without consent and with the intent to permanently deprive them of it. This covers everything from shoplifting… Read More
