Claremore Lawyer Blog 14 Posts Tagged 'Oklahoma criminal defense attorneys'

• What Are the Consequences of an Application to Accelerate in Claremore, Oklahoma?

  By Staff, April 16th, 2019

  An application to accelerate, if granted, will mean that you will have to serve the rest of your original sentenced time in jail.

• The Elements of Rape Charges in Oklahoma

  By Staff, February 19th, 2019

  Oklahoma classifies rape as of the first or second degree. It is most often a violent crime and is always considered to be a felony in Oklahoma.

• Examining the Crime of Driving While Your License is Suspended in Claremore

  By Staff, February 5th, 2019

  Driving on a suspended license in Oklahoma is never a good idea. If you get caught, you will face substantial fines and possible jail time.

• How Can I Defend Myself Against a Blackmail Charge in Claremore?

  By Staff, January 8th, 2019

  This article is a description of what blackmail is in Oklahoma law and how it is punished.

• How is an Application to Revoke Charge Defined in Claremore?

  By Staff, December 25th, 2018

  In Oklahoma, if you violate your probation, the district attorney can bring an application to revoke your suspended sentence resulting in increased jail time.

• Preventing Witness Testimony Can Result in Serious Consequences in Claremore, Oklahoma

  By Staff, November 20th, 2018

  Preventing a witness from giving testimony in Claremore is a felony and can mean years in jail.

• What is Possession of Stolen Property in Claremore Oklahoma?

  By Staff, October 28th, 2018

  Receipt of stolen property is the same thing as being in possession of stolen property in Oklahoma and it carries stiff penalties.

• Claremore Law on Failure to Pay Court Costs

  By Staff, October 7th, 2018

  Failure to pay court costs can land you in jail in Oklahoma. There are things you can do to avoid jail. Hire a good attorney.

• How Can I Resolve a Warrant for Resisting Arrest in Claremore?

  By Staff, September 23rd, 2018

  Resisting a lawful arrest in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail. There are defenses to this crime if you are charged.

• In Claremore What Are the Consequences of Driving With No Driver’s License?

  By Staff, September 9th, 2018

  It is against the law to drive in Oklahoma without a valid driver’s license. Whether your license is expired, suspended or revoked, you could face jail.

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