Possession of Marijuana in Oklahoma City

Possession of Marijuana

The laws regarding the possession of marijuana in Oklahoma have undergone significant changes in recent years, particularly with the legalization of medical marijuana. However, recreational use and possession of marijuana remain illegal. Understanding the legal framework and penalties related to marijuana possession in Oklahoma is important for residents and visitors alike. Legal Framework for Marijuana […]

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Possession of Prescription Drugs Charges in Oklahoma City

Possession of Prescription Drugs

Possession of prescription drug charges are serious in Oklahoma City. Over 500,000 people have died since 2010 due to opioid overdoses. In Oklahoma, over half of reported drug overdoses for 2016 involved opioids.  Some people have habits that may result in a $300/day expense.  As a result, Oklahoma illegal possession of prescription drugs is receiving […]

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What Felonies Are Eligible for Expungement?

Felonies Eligible for Expungement

Felonies eligible for expungement will vary based on the severity. Oklahoma law allows for the expungement of certain felonies under very specific conditions. Having a felony conviction on your record can severely limit your opportunities, affecting your ability to find employment, secure housing, and restore certain civil rights. Expungement effectively erases the conviction from public […]

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Oklahoma City Expungement Attorneys

expungements in Oklahoma City

Expungements in Oklahoma City may seem challenging, but they don’t have to be. Many people make mistakes early in their lives that cost them legally.  These are often offenses our clients will approach us with for help with an expungement.  Expungements can help restore firearm rights, career opportunities, and even certain housing eligibility.  If you […]

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Possession of a Firearm After a Felony Conviction

Possession of a Firearm

Possession of a firearm after a felony conviction is not allowed. Many gun enthusiasts know that Oklahoma’s constitution, as well as the Bill of Rights, provides the right to bear arms. However, the state legislature has the ability to regulate the “carrying of weapons” under the Oklahoma Constitution too.  So, the ability for the state […]

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Eluding The Police in Oklahoma City

Eluding the police in OKC

Eluding the police is a serious criminal offense in Oklahoma. This crime involves intentionally attempting to evade law enforcement officers who are signaling a driver to stop. The consequences of eluding the police can be severe, ranging from misdemeanors to felonies, depending on the circumstances of the incident. Legal Definition of Eluding the Police Title […]

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Interfering With an Emergency Call

Interfering with an Emergency Call

Interfering with an Emergency Call often occurs in assault and battery crimes.  Take for example the recent situation in Oklahoma City where a man was abusing his wife and blocked her from making calls to 911.  The man was convicted on a Monday of abuse and interfering with an emergency call.  On Wednesday, the man […]

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Rape Convictions in Oklahoma City

Rape Convictions in Oklahoma City

Rape Convictions in Oklahoma City are serious and happen more than people realize. Recently, Oklahoma City is making top lists for violent cities. In fact, you have a 1 in 22 chance of becoming a crime victim in Oklahoma City.  This is 36% higher than the average for the rest of the state.  Further, in […]

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Stalking Crimes Explained by OKC Attorneys

Stalking

Stalking is a crime that can occur against anyone.  However, the majority of victims are women.  Stalkers usually act on one of several emotions based on a real or imagined relationship with the victim.  These include:  extreme jealousy, need for control and contact, rage, and/or complete obsession. Stalkers generally spend an inordinate amount of time […]

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Homicide Crimes in OKC

Homicide crimes

Homicide crimes in Oklahoma have been steadily climbing over the last few years.  In 2014 Oklahoma was the 10th most violent state in the U.S. and in 2016 homicides hit a decade high.  As a result, many courts have started taking homicide crimes even more seriously than before.  This article will explain the elements of […]

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