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First degree manslaughter charges are addressed in the Oklahoma case of State v. Haworth. In this case, Mr. Haworth made an attempt to pass a vehicle on a state highway. However, he did this in a “no-passing zone”. As a result, Mr. Haworth collided with an on-coming vehicle. In the collision, one person in the on-coming vehicle died. Mr. Haworth was charged on first-degree…
A family law trial in Wagoner County requires that the parties understand the process and prepare themselves for all the potential outcomes. When family law disputes cannot be resolved through negotiation or mediation, they may end up going to trial. For many people, the idea of appearing in court for a family law case can be stressful and confusing. Whether you’re dealing with divorce,…
Shoplifting and petty theft in Oklahoma most often occurs in retail stores. Oklahoma reports an average of around 70,000 annual petty thefts. However, petty theft can occur other ways also. Take for example a recent case at Oklahoma City University. A man was taking women’s underwear from dryers in the dorm laundry room. He would come into the laundry room with a bag, place…
Witness preparation in Wagoner County is an important aspect of a trial in this part of the state. In an Oklahoma trial—criminal or civil—the testimony of witnesses often tips the scales. While physical evidence and documents can shape a case, it’s the people on the stand who bring the story to life. Understanding the types of witnesses and how to prepare them can make…
Possession of a Firearm AFCF in Wagoner County is a serious crime that the district attorney will prosecute. Almost 50% of Oklahomans own a gun, according to the Kaiser Foundation’s study on the National Rifle Association’s website. This is a relatively large number, and Oklahoma ranks at the top of the charts nationwide. With this type of prevalence in gun ownership, possession of a…
A 31 year old Park Hill man was taken into custody in April of 2021. Police initially saw him driving erratically. Upon stopping the man, they discovered an open container of liquor in a backpack on the floorboard. Although the man will likely face DUI charges, he is also facing charges on transporting an open container. Open container laws are far-reaching in Oklahoma. This…
Starting a small business in Wagoner County is an exciting endeavor, but it requires careful planning to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal laws. Understanding the legal essentials can help you lay a solid foundation for your business and avoid potential pitfalls. Let us walk you through some basics. Choose a Business Structure One of the first steps in starting a small business…
The Warranty of Merchantability for new homes is an important thing to know about when purchasing one. This warranty ensures that goods sold are fit for their intended purpose, and, the context of real estate, is often applied through implied warranties tied to new construction homes. What Is the Warranty of Merchantability? The warranty of merchantability is an implied warranty under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)…
In Oklahoma, both trespassing and burglary involve unlawfully entering someone else’s property, but they are very different crimes with vastly different legal consequences. Understanding the distinction between these offenses is crucial if you’re facing charges or want to know your rights. This article will explain the key differences between trespassing and burglary in Wagoner County, including definitions, penalties, and possible defenses. What Is Trespassing…
The court may issue an interim order to address immediate issues that need resolution before the case is finalized. Interim orders serve as temporary guidelines to maintain stability and protect the interests of all parties involved, including children. Here we will detail what can be in an Interim Order and how to follow them. What Is an Interim Order? An interim order is a…