Seal Your Criminal Record in Wagoner County

Seal Your Criminal Record

Expungements can remove or “seal” past offenses on your criminal record if you are eligible. Having a past charge or conviction available for the public eye can impose a multitude of burdens in your life when it comes to looking for a job, buying or renting a house, or simply keeping the reputation you need. People often want to know if their conviction is…

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Explaining Embezzlement Crimes in Wagoner County

embezzlement crimes in Wagoner County

Embezzlement crimes in Wagoner County are serious and if convicted carry potential for jail time. An example of an embezzlement crime is as follows. The Oklahoma Beef Council accounting manager has recently been indicted on embezzlement charges.  Authorities believe the accounting manager stole over $2.6.  She used a signature stamp that she was ordered to destroy.  However, instead of discarding the stamp, the account…

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Domestic Abuse Charges in Wagoner County

Oklahoma legislators recently proposed HB1121.  This would create a streamlined domestic abuse court system in Oklahoma.  Because domestic abuse in Wagoner County generally takes on several aspects, cases would be assigned the same judge for the same domestic situation.  For instance, a domestic violence trial that involves custody and protective orders would have the same judge for each step: the protective order, the child…

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Assault and Battery on an Officer

Manufacturing Meth Charges in Oklahoma

In April of 2017, an Oklahoma City man was charged with assault and battery on an officer.  The man was tailgating an undercover police car.  When the undercover car requested back up, the man fled.  He eventually parked his vehicle and exited it.  While walking down the sidewalk, the man was approached by another officer.  Upon the confrontation with the officer, the man attacked…

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Kidnapping Charges

Violating a Protective Order

Kidnapping is a crime that news outlets and Hollywood sensationalizes for audiences.  However, it is more common than many people realize.  For instance, approximately 203,000 children face kidnapping annually.  This is only children, and does not include adults or college students.  As you can imagine, this crime affects people in a devastating way whether they are the victim, wrongly accused, or an actual offender….

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Rape Charges in Wagoner County

Rape Charges

Rape Charges in Wagoner County are come of the most serious crimes a person could face. In May of 2017, a jury found a man guilty of 14 counts of rape.  The police nicknamed the man “The Admiral Rapist” since he would pick up women on East Admiral who needed a ride. He would subsequently rape them in his car.  The man told a…

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Second Degree Burglary in Wagoner

breaking and entering in oklahoma

Second Degree Burglary in Wagoner County is a crime that could cost you your freedom. In December 2016, an Oklahoma City man was arrested on several charges, including second degree burglary, after he broke into a parked vehicle and was unable to get out.  The owner of the truck says that the doors do not open from the inside.  So when the thief entered…

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Defending Shooting With Intent to Kill in Wagoner

Reckless Handling of a Firearm in Wagoner County

Defending Shooting With Intent to Kill in Wagoner County Oklahoma takes serious representation to keep you out of jail. Oklahoma has some of the least expansive gun laws in the nation.  Currently, it can be a crime to point a gun at another person.  However, Oklahoma Senate Bill No. 40 may soon change this if the governor signs it into law.  It is the…

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Application to Revoke Criminal Sentence in Wagoner

unauthorized use of motorcycle

Application to Revoke Criminal Sentence in Wagoner County is serious and could cause you to lose your freedom. If you receive a conviction on a crime, you may be eligible for a suspended sentence.  However, the crime must not have included a death.  To get a suspended sentence you must enter a guilty plea.  After  the plea, the court will require you to complete…

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