A Victim’s Protective Order, also known as a VPO or restraining order, is a legal order of protection for a person who has been a victim of a crime such stalking, harassment, domestic violence, and sexual assault. While VPOs are intended to protect a vulnerable and fearful person, there are sometimes cases when a person files for an order to exact revenge on someone else or even gain leverage in a situation like a custody dispute.
Any time you simply pay your traffic ticket fine, you’re plead guilty to the charge. Minor violations like parking tickets are one thing, but if it’s anything beyond that, you should strongly consider getting a lawyer on your side. And there are plenty of reasons why.
The 2023 Oklahoma legislative session is just weeks away from kicking off, and just as in recent years, there are plenty of medical marijuana bills filed for consideration. While these bills are still in their early stages and still far away from being passed and signed into law, there are a number of them worth keeping an eye on during this year’s session.
If you’re arrested for a DUI, it can be tough to deal with the fallout on your own. Learn how an attorney can help your case and secure a more favorable outcome.
Felony charges are always serious, regardless of the crime or guilt. Here are some essential things you should know if you’re ever charged with one.
Civil asset forfeiture is often abused all across the United States—and Oklahoma is among the worst. Learn what your legal options are and how you can fight to get your property back.
If you suffered personal injuries due to someone else’s negligence, you may receive compensation for both physical and emotional pain and suffering. Here’s what you need to know.
Facing a misdemeanor charge? It may be tempting to go it alone, but hiring an attorney to represent your case can be beneficial in several ways.
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Ordered a New Trial Because of a Relationship Between a Prosecutor and Former Judge. By Andy Weber A man who is serving 23 years behind bars for drug trafficking will get a new trial. The opinion from the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals is more fallout from a sex …
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‘Stand Your Ground’ law in Oklahoma faces test in car owner’s shooting of fleeing car thief By Alexandria Williams A man who shot the person who was stealing his car over the Fourth of July weekend has been arrested for murder, putting Oklahoma’s “Stand Your Ground” laws to the test. The shooting happened off Southwest …
