Leaving the scene of an accident is subject to criminal charges in the state of Oklahoma. For example, two brothers are facing trial in the 2015 hit-and-run death of Noelle New. The brothers were drinking and fighting over the radio when they hit Ms. New and her friend. In a panic, the brother’s fled the scene. This type of leaving…
Recently, an Oklahoma City funeral director was picked up on suspected peeping tom crimes. He was outside windows at an apartment complex. The man’s shoes matched mud tracks from outside surrounding windows, and the man had a bottle of lotion in his pocket. Further, police found video equipment and other incriminating evidence in his vehicle. The law specifically addresses peeping…
Understanding the basics of a blind plea can be confusing. Additionally, navigating the criminal justice system can be a daunting task, especially when faced with decisions that have long-lasting consequences. One such decision is whether to enter a blind plea. In Oklahoma, understanding what a blind plea entails can help defendants make informed choices about their cases. What Exactly is…
In the legal realm, the terms “dismissed with and without prejudice” hold significant implications. They apply for both parties involved in a case. These terms describe the outcome of a court action and determine whether the case can be refiled at a later time. Understanding the distinction between dismissed with prejudice and dismissal without prejudice is crucial. This understanding helps…