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Fighting Civil Asset Forfeiture in Oklahoma
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.
Pain and Suffering Awards in Oklahoma, Explained
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.
Do I Really Need an Attorney for a Misdemeanor in Oklahoma?
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.
Judge’s Misconduct Leads to New Trial for Convicted Drug Trafficker
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
‘Stand Your Ground’ Law in Oklahoma Faces Test in Car Owner’s Shooting of Fleeing Car Thief
‘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
Testing Patterns
Despite protections, most employers will be able to drug test for marijuana if State Question 788 passes. By Ben LUSCHEN Editor’s note: This article is part
