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In the realm of criminal law, the term “white collar crime” is frequently encountered, yet its definition and significance may not always be clear. When many people think of crimes they think of things like robbery, burglary assault or other kinds of criminal acts. A white collar crime is wholly different and normally involve acts of deceit or violations of trust. The violations are…
Child Abuse Crimes in Wagoner County are nothing to be toyed with. In June of 2017 child abuse charges were brought against the pastor of a faith-based healing, Christian community. A 2-year old girl died of pneumonia while her parents refused medical treatment at the direction of the pastor. The parents face involuntary manslaughter charges. Medical doctors insist the girl would be alive today…
Homicide Crimes in Wagoner County are prosecuted on a daily basis. Many television shows focus on the crime of homicide. These often have a group of agents attempting to find the perpetrator and solve the crime using forensics and policing. However, homicide crimes are often less sensational. Oftentimes, homicides are accidental and occur when an offender is in the process of another crime. For…
In Wagoner County the criminal charge Interfering with an Emergency Call is more common then many people think. An interesting fact is that it is often committed during other potential crimes. A good example is the Oklahoma appeals case of Barton v. State. A woman who was attempted to escape her drunken husband reached for her cell phone. Her husband knocked it from her hand…
False Impersonation Criminal Charges in Wagoner County could land you in jail. This is a case in the news that may help provide some background information regarding False impersonation charges. A Glenpool woman received charges in 2016 on two counts of false impersonation. She used another person’s name, social security number, and date of birth to get workers’ compensation settlements and permanent resident cards. …
DUI Attorneys Help Clients With Drunk Driving Charges: Approximately 40,000 Oklahoma drivers who received license revocation between 2008 and October 2013 for alcohol-related offenses are seeking class action status for their case against the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (“DPS”). Specifically, their license revocations fell under an affidavit that the Court of Civil Appeals determined “fatally flawed” in October 2013. In license revocation cases,…
Wagoner Criminal Defense Attorneys Explain Misdemeanors in Oklahoma Misdemeanors are not the most serious of crimes in Oklahoma, but they still can result in some pretty harsh consequences. Most Oklahoma individuals understand that misdemeanors are more serious than infractions, but not as serious as felonies. However, understanding the different types of misdemeanors in Oklahoma and what to expect if you or someone you know is…