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
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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
Driving With a Suspended License
Driving with a Suspended License in Tulsa or anywhere in Oklahoma is a crime. Recent news media has focused additional attention on the crime. A motorcyclist died in May 2016 when hit from behind by a man driving under suspension. The driver of the car, Mario Cherry, had a suspended license due to previous charges. Further, he has a record of 23 arrests in the last 24 years. Mr. Cherry was free on bail regarding a robbery charge when the accident took place reports News OK. Because… Read More
Fleeing or Eluding an Officer is a Crime in Tulsa
We have all seen the movies where criminals avoid capture through a risky and often adrenaline-inducing car chase scenes. While these are exciting to see in theaters, a real life car chase can result in especially devastating consequences. This includes not only police officers, but highway patrolmen and state game wardens. Whether fleeing through fear or for some other reason, we can help you navigate the legal system when it comes to fighting charges of eluding an officer. Elements of Eluding an Officer: To be convicted of… Read More
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Tulsa Criminal Lawyers Discuss Reckless Handling of a Firearm
Reckless Handling of a Firearm is a tricky offense. Take for instance, the 1985 Oklahoma case of Withers v. State. Danny Withers received charges of reckless handling of a firearm. After leaving a bar in the early hours of the morning, he drew his weapon in anticipation of a brawl. He and his two friends were significantly outnumbered. His threatening shot above the heads of the possible attackers was reckless handling of a firearm because he discharged the shot outside of a bar where intoxicated people were… Read More
Defining Tulsa Possession of a Firearm After Former Conviction
Possession firearm after former conviction is a crime in Tulsa Oklahoma. This is so even though Article 2, Section 26 of the Oklahoma State Constitution states the right to bear arms for defense of person or property “shall never be prohibited”. It goes on further though to clarify that “nothing herein contained shall prevent the legislature from regulating the carrying of weapons.” This second part is what matters when it comes to convicted felons charged with possession of a firearm. Oklahoma Possession of a Firearm Laws: Under Okla…. Read More
Tulsa Aggravated Assault and Battery Charges
Tulsa Aggravated Assault and Battery Charges have serious consequences for those convicted of the crime. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation shows over 11,300 reports of aggravated assault and battery in 2015. In the grand scheme, it may appear a relatively small number. However, it can carry heavy penalties. If you believe you were part of an aggravated assault and battery read on to understand more about what you are facing and how we can help you. Aggravated Assault and Battery Statute: Oklahoma Statute Title 21 § 646 specifies when… 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
Oklahoma Robbery Crimes
Oklahoma Robbery crimes and Burglary are serious felony crimes in the state of Oklahoma, and those who commit them receive the label of dangerous criminals. There is a distinction between robbery and burglary. Robbery involves the presence of the person during the robbery. Conversely, burglary is a more stealthy form of theft. The burglar usually sneaks or breaks into a victim’s home or business when the victim isn’t present. In a robbery, the use of force or the implied threat of force is present. For example, as in… Read More
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Fighting a Tulsa Burglary Charge
Fighting a Tulsa Burglary Charge is the challenge of your life. Burglary is considered a serious crime in the state of Oklahoma and those who commit burglary serious criminals. The laws pertaining to burglary are as complex as the potential means of breaking and entering one’s dwelling, and if you are accused of burglary, you need to talk to an experienced Oklahoma burglary defense attorney immediately, one who has the expertise and knows about fighting a Tulsa Burglary charge. Types of Burglary Charges in Oklahoma: In the state… Read More