Harboring a Fugitive Explained by an Attorney

Possession of Prescription Drugs

In March of 2017 a fatal shooting occurred in Stillwater, Oklahoma.  One man received multiple gunshot wounds to the head.  He later died.  Two women also suffered gunshot wounds to the head, hands and torso.  However, the women lived.  The gunman and his accomplice fled.  During this they also stole a duffel bag of marijuana from the victims.  The gunman…

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Unauthorized Use of a Motorcycle

Domestic Assault Charges

One of the lesser known crimes is the unauthorized use of a motorcycle.  Likely, it is because this is a somewhat tedious law.  First, you have to understand which vehicles may fall into the category of motorcycle.  Title 47 § 1-135 designates this though.  It says any motorized vehicle with seats for each rider, having three wheels and an engine…

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Stalking Crimes Examined by a Lawyer

stalking crimes

Many people will recall the film Fatal Attraction starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close.  The film follows a man who has a stalker fixated on him and his family.  Things quickly escalate into violence which upends the life of the man and his family.  While this film is dramatized, stalking crimes often do escalate into violent crimes and sometimes even…

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Second Degree Murder Charges

False Impersonation Crimes

A Bristol, Tennessee man is currently facing second degree murder charges after the death of his niece.  The man’s niece died of an overdose of Fentanyl.  The murder charges come into play because the man supplied his niece with the drugs that she overdosed on.  You may have questions as to why the man is facing second degree charges.  This…

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Explaining Homicide Crimes in Rogers County

Homicide

Explaining Homicide Crimes in Oklahoma begins with applying the proper criminal statute. Some people may have heard of the 1934 Society Gang Killing in Tulsa.  A prominent surgeon’s son was found shot twice in the back of the head slumped over his steering wheel.  The murder was the son of a federal judge.  As rumor has it, the murder was…

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Attorney Explains Workers Compensation

At Work Shoulder Injuries

What is Workers Compensation and how can if affect you?  Well, workers comp is a form of insurance that a company must carry for workers who are injured while on the job or at work.  In fact, Oklahoma requires that employers carry Workers Compensation insurance.  As a result, any employee suffering injuries will be eligible for potential medical treatment and…

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Kidnapping Crimes in Claremore

Kidnapping

Kidnapping Crimes in Rogers County are charged by the District attorneys office. The elements of the crime must all be proven before the State is be able to get its conviction. This article illustrates the crime of kidnapping and some facts used as the basis for the charge. In January of 2017, a door-to-door saleswoman faced a kidnapping charge.  The…

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First and Second Degree Burglary Explained

First and Second Degree Burglary

First and Second Degree Burglary have different ranges of sentencing. We all know that burglary is a crime.  But did you know that this crime can be split into degrees?  This matters when you are facing your sentence.  It could change the possible prison time by 13 years.  So, let us explain the differences between first and second degree burglary….

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Rogers County Second Degree Burglary Charges Explained

SECOND DEGREE BURGLARY

Second Degree Burglary crimes in Rogers County are aggressively prosecuted by the District attorneys office in Claremore. An Oklahoma City woman recently turned herself into authorities after being featured on Oklahoma’s Most Wanted for two days.  Kiaira Johnson was with a man outside an apartment.  Once the resident of the apartment left, the two broke in.  They fled from a back…

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Possession of Prescription Drugs Charges in Rogers County

Possession of Prescription Drugs

Possession of Prescription Drugs Charges in Rogers County are serious and could end you in jail. s many of us know, the drug epidemic in Oklahoma is an on-going battle.  However, you may not realize that possession of prescription drugs and use of them is a leading cause of overdose deaths in the state.  Nearly 60% of the overdoses in…

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