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Q: Is it illegal to play mind games with someone who you know suffers from PTSD

In Oklahoma where I'm currently stranded because of him.

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Q: In Texas "If my husband tells me that I have to go with him or be left without power heat and food and no transportation

There was a second fire at the house Sept 10 this year. He bought a brand new generator to use at the house but when he seen how much the gas was costing he I feel forced me to go to Oklahoma with him where he has left me stranded. This is the rest of the questionAnd no money and he has taken me... View More

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Q: If he has gone back to Texas and has done anything with any of my belongings and my car or the house what can be done ?

The house is in his name only but he kept money for my belongings paid by the insurance company back in 2017 from the first house fire when he knowingly left me sleeping and left and went to work knowing the house was smoldering. He paid the house off with my money. I'm unable to work and have... View More

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Q: Is it against the law for him to bring me here then get pissed off and leave me with no transportation no money

I have very little phone and internet service where I'm located. He left me over 24 hours ago and I have not heard from him.

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Q: Common law husband has a NCO in Texas he brought me to Oklahoma and left me stranded out at his mom in the middle of now

Nowhere. He refused to get me the money and transportation I need and he dropped my insurance to liability only 4 days prior to the fire. The fire was undetermined on the cause. I think he had something to do with it because of prior threats.

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Q: the affidavit for my arrest warrant has a person on there they say is a minor child he is not a minor child

the 2 minors they listed 1 is my 6mth old daughter and other minor is 20 years of age

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Q: For a novel in Oklahoma: Character sees evidence of murder on an in-law (bloody clothes) and does not report. Accessory?

If the character is certain that an in-law is the murderer, but does not say anything, and benefits from this relation afterwards, does this failure to tell the police constitute an accessory to murder? If this character decides to tell the truth 10 years later, will the DA cut a deal so the... View More

Charles Watts
Charles Watts
answered on Nov 30, 2023

By definition in Oklahoma 21 OS § 172, with Felonies, there are Principals (anyone who furthered the Felony act prior to or during the act itself -- aid and abet in the commission-even if not present), and Accessory After the Fact (anyone who helps conceal the already committed act). A good... View More

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Q: My boyfriend got sanctioned to 6 months in prison. What exactly does that mean?

He's already been in jail for 2 months. Does that count towards his 6 months? His charges were possession of a stolen vehicle, knowingly concealing stolen property and failure to comply with O.R. bond. They were charges from 2014. We also live in Oklahoma

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Q: Can I have a medical marijuana card while on probation in Oklahoma? My probation officer says I can't but....

My Po says I can't? Does he have the right to deny me that right?

Tracy Tiernan
Tracy Tiernan
answered on Nov 16, 2023

I think the larger question is not whether you can have a medical marijuana card while you’re on probation, but can you INGEST medical marijuana while you’re on probation. The answer varies based upon which Probation office oversees your probation. Many Oklahoma counties will allow it and many... View More

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Q: I just found out my sister wrote a bad check 22 years ago for 25 dollars a arest warrant was issued but no one notified

No one notified her she had no idea at all now what will happen to her she just found out looking on line for something else can you help will she go to jail after 22 years please need help

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Q: I lived jay Oklahoma I had an incident at my home where I was charged with assault office but the problems

He was a Jay city officer that was cross deputize with the Cherokee Nation I am white. The other party involved in the case is white. How did the Cherokee nation get involved? I’m being charged in both tribal court and state court for the same crime but a Native American I thought that white... View More

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Q: I had a photo shoot, I wasn't happy with the digitals so I cancelled my payment.

I had a photo shoot, I wasn't happy with the digitals so I cancelled my payment to the photography. I ordered to return the digital photos but she now says that I'm a thief and had told me her lawyer will be in touch. Is this something I can go to jail over?

1 Answer | Asked in Domestic Violence and Criminal Law for Oklahoma on
Q: If convicted of domestic assault and battery misdemeanor, can you live in a home with a firearm?
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answered on Nov 12, 2023

Bartlesville, Oklahoma has strict laws regarding domestic violence convictions and firearm possession. Specifically, under Oklahoma law, it is illegal for someone convicted of even a misdemeanor domestic assault and battery charge to possess a firearm.

The law prohibits anyone convicted of...
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Q: Can a judge make someone move to sober living if it will cost them their mortgage and home

I don't understand how that will help if you get out and you will not have a home anymore

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Q: I'm 29 and just found out I am pregnant a woman kicked me in my lower stomach abdominal Causing me to have a miscarriage

What type of crime would that be?

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answered on Nov 7, 2023

If someone kicked you and caused a miscarriage, this could be prosecuted under various criminal laws, depending on the jurisdiction. In Oklahoma, for example, the assailant may face charges ranging from assault and battery to manslaughter or a specific offense under laws protecting the unborn. The... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Juvenile Law, Small Claims and Education Law for Oklahoma on
Q: Can a 13 year-old be charged for telling another 13 year-old to kill themselves if it leads to an attempt or planning?

My niece was humiliated at her school’s lunch, given a list of people who dislike her, and was told to kill herself. She then had a breakdown immediately following and the school had to send her to the hospital where she was referred to a child’s psychiatric unit in Tulsa, OK. I was told she... View More

Timothy Carignan
Timothy Carignan
answered on Nov 3, 2023

There have been cases of juveniles prosecuted for bullying a person to death. The schools will do something in their control to discipline these children, but there's a good chance they won't contact the police or Child Services in an attempt to minimize the exposure. If they don't,... View More

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