Oklahoma Defense Lawyer Blog
Are Drug Offenses the Only Types of Offenses Allowed in a Tulsa Drug Court?
Exploring the Scope of Drug Court in Tulsa County Facing drug related criminal charges in Tulsa County means drug court may be a possibility for you. If you’re seeking legal guidance for your criminal case, you can rely on the expertise of the Tulsa Criminal Defense Law Firm to help you navigate the complexities of […] Read more »
If I'm in the Drug Court for Tulsa County, Will I Still Need an Attorney?
Legal Representation Needed If you are participating in the Tulsa County Drug Court program, you may wonder if you still need an attorney by your side throughout the process. The answer is yes. While your interaction with your attorney may be limited during the program, having legal representation remains important. Contact with an attorney who […] Read more »
OSCN vs. ODCR: Oklahoma Court Records Explained
OSCN (Oklahoma State Courts Network) and ODCR (Oklahoma District Court Records) are both systems used to maintain court records in the state of Oklahoma, but they are not the same and serve different jurisdictions. OSCN (Oklahoma State Courts Network): This is a statewide network that provides information about the Oklahoma Supreme Court, the Oklahoma Court […] Read more »
What is Oklahoma's Double Jeopardy Law
Learn about your rights under double jeopardy with the Tulsa Criminal Defense Law Firm. The Fifth Amendment guarantees protection against double jeopardy in the United States Constitution, but many people are unaware of what it means and how it may affect their case. Oklahoma's Double Jeopardy Law provides exceptions to the rule, including being tried in state and federal court for the same offense, being charged with multiple crimes arising from the same conduct, and facing civil lawsuits. At the Tulsa Criminal Defense Law Firm, we have successfully defended clients facing various charges and understand the importance of building a strong defense strategy. Contact us for a low-cost initial strategy session today. Read more »
Challenging Oklahoma's Hate Crime Law - Protecting Your First Amendment
Learn more about Oklahoma's Hate Crime Law, officially known as the Oklahoma Malicious Harassment Act. This law prohibits malicious harassment with specific intent to intimidate or harass another person based on their race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation. Violation of this law is considered a misdemeanor on the first offense and a felony on subsequent offenses. However, the wording of the law can be used to prosecute individuals for their protected free speech, leading to legal challenges. Read more »