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As of a few years ago, only two states have no ban on texting and driving: Wyoming and Arizona. This means that Oklahoma does have laws against texting and driving. This law became effective November 1st, 2015. It is the “Trooper Nicholas Dees and Trooper Keith Burch Act” and is the result of the deaths the two troopers in an accident where another driver…
Felony assault in Wagoner County is a serious charge that can have life altering consequences. Facing criminal charges is always a significant event. However, by understanding your rights and the specifics of the charge against you you can help your situation immensely. If you have been charged with felonious assault in Oklahoma, read below for a better understanding of the law, your potential defenses,…
Oklahoma designates penalties for burglary charges using the degree system. Therefore, you could face charges from a first degree burglary to a second degree tier depending on the events. This will make a significant difference in the amount of time you spend in jail as well as amount of possible fines. This article will explain each and also the differences between the two as…
If you are wondering what breaking and entering entails under Oklahoma law, it is important to grasp the specifics as laid out in Oklahoma law. Breaking and entering can be a serious charge, involving unauthorized entry into a building or structure with various intentions, ranging from benign to malicious. Breaking and Entering With Intent to Commit a Crime According to Oklahoma Statutes Section 21-1438,…
In Oklahoma, burglary is categorized into degrees based on the circumstances surrounding the crime, but all forms are considered a serious offense. Knowing what second-degree burglary means in terms of the law is important if you’re facing these charges. In this article, we will discuss what constitutes second-degree burglary and the legal consequences of a conviction. Definition of Second-Degree Burglary in Oklahoma Oklahoma law…
Fighting the charge of possession of burglary tools can be a challenging legal battle. In Wagoner County, being charged with possession of burglary tools can have serious legal consequences. Understanding the nature of these charges and the potential defenses is critical for anyone facing this legal situation. In this article we will explore the specifics of burglary tool possession charges, the potential legal consequences,…
When trying to figure out what grand larceny is, it’s important to have all the facts. Grand larceny is a significant criminal offense in Oklahoma, which includes Wagoner County’s jurisdiction. Under Oklahoma law, grand larceny is the theft of property where the value of the stolen goods exceeds a certain monetary threshold. Alternatively, the circumstances of the theft can meet specific statutory criteria. Here…
Explaining white collar crime in Wagoner County can be a confusing concept. In the realm of criminal law, the term “white collar crime” is frequent. However, its definition and significance may not always be clear. When many people think of crimes they think of things like robbery, burglary assault or other kinds of criminal acts. A white collar crime is wholly different, and normally…
Embezzlement crimes in Wagoner County are serious and if convicted carry potential for jail time. An example of an embezzlement crime is as follows. The Oklahoma Beef Council accounting manager has recently been indicted on embezzlement charges. Authorities believe the accounting manager stole over $2.6. She used a signature stamp that she was ordered to destroy. However, instead of discarding the stamp, the account…
A Louisiana man is on the run after facing charges of unauthorized use of a motorcycle. The 25 year old was in a high speed chase with police when he crashed a motorcycle which was reportedly stolen. The man broke his leg during the crash, yet was able to evade police on foot by running from the ambulance. To meet Oklahoma standards for a…