Criminal Defense

Every criminal case in Tulsa is unique, and sometimes the case can get complicated very quickly. But have no fear, we are a very experienced defense firm who knows exactly how to handle your case and we are here to help guide you through each step.

Our aggressive defense team has extensive knowledge of Oklahoma laws and regulations, which gives us an advantage in securing a not-guilty outcome for your case. Over the years of helping many wrongfully-convicted clients secure the outcome they deserve. For decades our defense firm has been practicing criminal law in Tulsa. Our experienced attorneys have served clients for nearly every type of Oklahoma criminal case and we know how to approach your case with

Some of the common case-types our lawyers see from Tulsa clients are below.

Assault and Battery

Tulsa Assault AttorneyIf you or a loved one has been charged with assault and battery we can help. Our assault and battery attorneys may be able to help get the charges reduced or completely dismissed.  We’ll review the charges looking for any weakness in the States case against you. For the State to prove assault and battery they’ve got certain obstetrical’s to overcome. Assault and battery attorneys with years of experience defending this type of crime understand this and know how to exploit their advantage.

If you retain one of our assault and battery attorneys in Tulsa, we’ll ensure your case receives the time and attention it deserves in order to best protect your legal rights. Read on to learn more about Oklahoma assault and battery laws.

Criminal Defense Blog

Understanding Federal Gun Crimes and Defense Strategies in Oklahoma

Federal gun crimes are among the most serious criminal cases prosecuted in Oklahoma. Unlike many state gun offenses, federal firearm crimes are investigated by agencies such as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and federal prosecutors from the United States Attorney’s Office. Convictions often carry severe penalties, lengthy prison sentences, and, in some cases, mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment. Why Some Gun Crimes Become Federal Cases Most firearm offenses are prosecuted in state court. However, certain circumstances can… Read More

Criminal Negligence Charges in Oklahoma and What They Mean for You

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

What Are Things I Can Appeal in a Criminal Conviction?

Appealing a criminal conviction in Oklahoma involves challenging aspects of the trial or sentencing. These are things that you believe were legally flawed. While an appeal is not a retrial, it serves as a review of the proceedings to ensure that the law was applied correctly. Understanding what you can and cannot appeal, the examples of criminal appeals, and the limitations involved is crucial for anyone navigating this complex process. This article will delve into the nuance and complications you can run into when appealing a criminal… 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