Oklahoma Defense Lawyer Blog
What Happens If I Am Charged with Threatening a Violent Act in Tulsa?
Can you be charged with a crime for merely threatening someone? Even if you did not even try to carry out that threat? Yes. Even if you do not actually cause harm to another person, you may be charged for threatening a violent act in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Threatening a violent act is a misdemeanor crime […] Read more »Defining Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor in Tulsa
It is in the public interest to protect minors, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Tulsa, Oklahoma can have serious consequences. It is against the law in Tulsa to knowingly or willfully cause, aid, abet, or encourage a minor to become a delinquent child. Okla. Stat. tit. 21 § 856 It is […] Read more »How Can I Defend an Improper Display of License Plate Charge in Tulsa?
It is a violation of the Oklahoma Vehicle and License and Registration Act and a misdemeanor crime to operate a motor vehicle in Tulsa, Oklahoma without displaying a proper license plate. An improper display of license plate in Tulsa is also illegal. Seizure of Vehicle In addition to being charged with a misdemeanor crime, your […] Read more »What Constitutes Shooting with Intent to Kill Oklahoma?
In Tulsa, shooting with the intent to kill Oklahoma is a very serious charge with severe penalties. An immediate consultation with an experienced Tulsa criminal defense attorney is strongly recommended in order to protect your rights and build the best defense possible against this charge. What is Shooting with Intent to Kill Oklahoma? In Tulsa, […] Read more »How Serious is a Charge of Rape by Instrumentation in Tulsa?
Any charge of rape in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a serious crime with serious implications. Not only could you serve jail time, but also you may be required to register as a sex offender if convicted. The Oklahoma statute for rape was amended and the new law went into effect in November 2015. This new statute defines rape […] Read more »