Muskogee Lawyer BlogCategory: Criminal Law

85 Articles:

• Can You Reduce the Amount of Bail You Need to Pay?

  By Staff, March 11th, 2022

  The answer is yes, in some circumstances, the court would entertain reducing the bail they are holding someone over in order to ensure they come to court.

• Forging Fraudulent Evidence at Trial: A Whole Kettle of Trouble

  By Staff, December 18th, 2018

  Forging fraudulent evidence at trial is most often treated as a felony crime in Oklahoma. That means mandatory prison time if convicted. If facing charges, hire an experienced Muskogee criminal defense attorney.

• Treading the Line Between Recording Police Activity in Muskogee and Obstruction of a Police Officer

  By Staff, December 11th, 2018

  Recording police activity in Oklahoma is generally a protected right as long as it is done in public and there is no obstruction of police duties. But police tend to resist being filmed. Know your legal rights. Call a Muskogee criminal defense attorney today.

• Oklahoma Law: Harming or Interfering with a Police Service Animal

  By Staff, December 4th, 2018

  Harming a police service animal in Muskogee, Oklahoma can be treated as either a felony or misdemeanor crime depending on circumstances. Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible if you are facing charges.

• What Happens When You Violate a Child Custody Court Order in Muskogee?

  By Staff, November 27th, 2018

  Any court in Oklahoma was use imprisonment or fines as a way of enforcing another court’s child custody order. Violations can be a felony in Oklahoma.

• What is Felonious Assault in Muskogee, Oklahoma?

  By Staff, November 20th, 2018

  Felonious assult in Oklahoma is often charged in conjunction with other crimes in which an assault often happens, such as rape and robbery. The crime is a felony.

• Defining Cruelty to Animals in Muskogee

  By Staff, October 21st, 2018

  Cruelty to animals is a crime in Oklahoma. It is most often treated as a felony and penalties vary quite a bit depending on the circumstances. Hire an attorney to protect your rights.

• Statutory Rape Laws in Muskogee, Oklahoma

  By Staff, October 14th, 2018

  Statutory rape is second degree rape in Oklahoma. Although not a violent crime, it carries stiff prison sentences if you are convicted. Make sure to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to help defend you.

• What Are the Penalties for Possession of Child Pornography in Muskogee Oklahoma?

  By Staff, October 7th, 2018

  Possession of child pornography is always treated as a felony in Oklahoma. Penalties vary, but you could face up to 20 years in prison. Hire expert help if you are facing charges.

• Making False Claims Against the Government: What You Need to Know

  By Staff, September 30th, 2018

  Making false claims against the State of Oklahoma is a serious offense. It is often a felony and can mean prison time if convicted. If you are facing charges, hire an experienced Muskogee criminal law attorney.