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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,…
Hit and run charges in Oklahoma are serious and the punishment depends on many different factors. It is against the law to leave the scene of an accident in Oklahoma. Most people will understand this crime as a hit and run. For example, an recently an Owasso trash collector is recovering from being struck by a vehicle while he was getting out of his…
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…
Malicious Injury to Property crimes are the most common crime in Oklahoma. This is because it occurs in many different manners. For example, the range of reasons for property destruction can include drunken rages to harmless teenage pranks. No matter the reason, it is still a punishable crime. Read on to learn more about malicious injury to property crimes in Wagoner and also what you…
Blind Pleas in Wagoner County are tricky and require a defendant to take certain chances. In the realm of criminal law, dealing with criminal charges is a daunting and complex process. Among the various legal strategies available to defendants, one option that may arise is the consideration of a “blind plea.” Particularly in the Oklahoma, understanding what a blind plea is and its consequences…
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…
The indictment process in federal court is a critical step in criminal proceedings. This process is where you are formally charged with one or more criminal offenses. The federal system is much different than the state court. The State courts do not use the indictment system to bring charges. Here’s how the indictment process typically works in federal court: Investigation: Before an indictment can…
Domestic violence is a pervasive issue that affects countless individuals and families across the United States, including Oklahoma. Within the realm of domestic violence, one particularly concerning offense is domestic assault in the presence of a minor. Not only does this crime pose a threat to the immediate victims involved, but it also exposes children to traumatic experiences with potential long-lasting effects. In Oklahoma,…
Domestic assault and battery crimes are very serious charges. The prosecutors in Wagoner County are have a determination to limit the crime. In doing so, they have a commitment to requesting jail time for those found guilty of the offense. In Addition to potential jail time and a mark on your criminal record this kind of crime can also impact your family life and…