Understanding Trafficking and Distribution Drug Crimes in Rogers County

Trafficking and Distribution Drug Crimes

Drug trafficking and drug distribution crimes are serious offenses under Oklahoma law, Its important to understand they are distinct in their legal definitions and potential penalties. There are very significant elements that account for the each crime and the differences between them. If you receive a charge for one or both of these crimes, we’ll explore the differences between these…

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How Do I Fight A False Protective Order in Rogers County

Fight A False Protective Order

Knowing how you can fight a false protective order in Rogers County could be key to your case. In the realm of family law, protective orders are a critical tool designed to safeguard individuals. This is usually from threats of violence, harassment, or stalking. However, there are circumstances where protective orders might be wrongfully obtained. It could be based on…

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Is DUI in Rogers County a Misdemeanor or a Felony

DUI in Rogers County

DUI in Rogers County is a charge that is either a misdemeanor or a felony offense. In Oklahoma, driving under the influence (DUI) is a very serious criminal offense. Not only does the DUI subject you to criminal charges it can impact your driving privileges. It will also show up on a criminal background check. Whether a DUI is a…

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Will A Pardon Restore Gun Rights in Oklahoma?

Pardon Restore Gun Rights

If you have been convicted of a crime under Oklahoma law, the Governor may grant you a pardon, which is the only way you can restore your gun rights. Its absolutely critical for people who have a felony in their past to understand that that under no circumstances are you able to carry or be with someone who is carrying…

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Assault and Battery on a Police Officer Charges

Protecting Rights During Arrest

In Rogers County assault and battery on a police officer charges can land you in jail. In early August two men were fleeing in a stolen vehicle near Peoria and I-44.  During the incident an OHP trooper was chasing them.  He states that several heavy metal objects were being thrown from the vehicle onto the police car.  Later reports show…

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Interfering With Emergency Vehicles

Interfering with Emergency Vehicles

Interfering with Emergency Vehicles in Rogers County is a misdemeanor crime. In the fall of 2017, a Johannesburg firefighter posted a fuming message on facebook.  It stated that emergency vehicles were blocked by drivers and other gawkers from reaching a devastating wreck in a timely manner.  As a result, six people died on the scene.  One driver even used vulgar…

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Expunging a Misdemeanor in Rogers County

Exunging a Misdemeanor in Rogers County

Expunging a Misdemeanor in Rogers County is easier than its ever been. Expungements will remove or “seal” past offenses on your criminal record, but you have to qualify. Having a past charge or conviction available to the public eye can cause lots of burdens in your life. Life’s most important things like employment buying a home or renting an apartment…

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Possession of a Firearm after a Conviction

firearm after a conviction

Many people know about the 2nd Amendment’s protection of the right to bear arms.  Further, many groups like the National Rifle Association (NRA) and Open Carry Texas are adamant these rights remain untouched.  This is also reflected in the Oklahoma State Constitution under Article 2 § 26.  However, while Oklahoma prohibits anyone from banning firearms for the defense of person…

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Prostitution in Rogers County

Prostitution in Rogers County

Prostitution in Rogers County is aggressively charged by the District Attorneys Office in Claremore. In 2017 alone 357 arrests were made for prostitution related-offenses within the state. That includes assisting or promoting, or purchasing prostitution. Just last March an undercover prostitution sting in Oklahoma City landed 5 men in jail. Four of the five men had allegedly offered money in…

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False Impersonation Crimes

Lewd Molestation Charge

False impersonation crimes involve the impersonation of just about anyone, though it is often used as a way to refer to a charge of someone impersonating a police officer or other person of authority. When someone is accused of false impersonation crimes, they can face either misdemeanor or felony charges, based on who they impersonated or what the goal of…

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