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In the state of Oklahoma, for prosecutors to add an intent to sell to a drug possession charge, they must present specific evidence that demonstrates the individual’s intention to distribute controlled substances. Charging for intent to sell without this evidence violates the rights of the accused. Quantity of drugs Statistics show that in 2020,…

The Oklahoma Policy Institute reported up to 95% of all criminal cases end in a plea agreement. While it certainly is up to you whether to take such a deal, many times, it may feel like the best choice you have. Unfortunately, sometimes taking a plea bargain is not in your best interests. It…

According to KJRH, Oklahoma has averaged almost 25,000 domestic abuse reports each year since 2011. In the complex realm of domestic violence situations, the question of who may face arrest can be both sensitive and multifaceted. The outcome of such calls hinges on various factors and the assessment of the responding law enforcement officers. Stop…

Arson, the intentional act of setting fire to property, can result in destruction and loss of life. Oklahoma laws recognize the act of arson as a criminal offense, and a conviction can bring about serious penalties. The nature of the property, the presence or absence of people and the offender’s intent all play a…

In Oklahoma, a legal strategy known as the defense of insanity can admit that a defendant committed an act but assert that mental illness at the time should exempt them from legal responsibility. Questions and debates surround this concept, often touching on the nature of criminal responsibility and mental health. A mental health disorder…