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When a judge or jury convicts you of a felony, you’ll inevitably serve jail time or a period of probation. You could be ripped away from your family and friends and find yourself limited in things available to you. If you were pursuing your education, your degree is now delayed or may become almost impossible to obtain. In short, criminal convictions are nothing to…
There is no doubt that Oklahoma expungements help with employment searches and help you get a new job and our criminal lawyers can help. Have you ever gone for a job interview and immediately felt overwhelmed? Did you begin sweating, fearing what your potential employer may ask? If so, you’re not alone. Just about every person who has a criminal record in Oklahoma experiences…
The difference between a felony and misdemeanor in Okmulgee is huge. The implications range from the length of potential jail time on to your ability to expunge the crime if the charge ends in a conviction. In Oklahoma, crimes are classified as either felonies or misdemeanors. Depending on which you are charged with can determine how you are sentenced by the court. A felony…
Drug Trafficking Crimes in Okmulgee carry the potential for time in prison. It’s widely known that Oklahoma has some of the toughest drug laws in the country. With its amended version of the Trafficking in Illegal Drugs Act, you can get 20 years for a first violation of its provisions. The Trafficking in Illegal Drugs Act makes it illegal to knowingly possess, distribute, manufacture,…
Okmulgee Burglary Crimes are common in Okmulgee County. Burglary is a felony that carries harsh penalties. Burglary is generally defined as a person breaking and entering into a building. If you break or enter you must have the intent to commit a felony. People typically assume that the intended felony is a theft of some kind. In fact, the definition of burglary is bigger…
Domestic Assault and battery in Okmulgee is more common than people realize. An argument between family members starts out as a simple disagreement that cane spiral out of control. In Oklahoma, a charge of domestic abuse is not treated the same as regular assault and battery. In the statute for assault and battery, the crime for unwanted force or violence in the more private…
Oklahoma Watch reports in a 2016 article that 59% of fatal overdoses in Oklahoma were from prescription drug abuse. The three leading prescription drugs causing overdoses were: Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, and Alprazolam (Xanax). Some doctors report that people come in with overdoses who have habits reaching close to $300/day on prescription pills. As a result, Oklahoma increased penalties on possession of prescription drugs. Fortunately for…