They messed up on my j.s and the original court order is correct
answered on Nov 11, 2022
A transfer order typically just refers to the court transferring the case from one judge to another judge. Generally speaking, a transfer order does not have anything to do with a J&S.
If the driver, who was stopped with PC to state statutes, admitts to using a specific narcotic in specific paraphernalia and states where the paraphernalia is located, is it enough PC to conduct a warrantless search of the vehicle?
answered on Nov 11, 2022
It's difficult to say without more facts. However, if an individual admits to a police officer that evidence of a crime is located within his/her vehicle, the courts are likely to say that an officer then had probable cause to search his/her car for additional evidence.
If the driver, who was stopped with PC to state statutes, admitts to using a specific narcotic in specific paraphernalia and states where the paraphernalia is located, is it enough PC to conduct a warrantless search of the vehicle?
Law so now Chickasaw tribal courts has picked up the case after it was dismissed is this double jeopardy no person shall be tried twice for the same crime
answered on Nov 11, 2022
No. First, your case in McClain County was not tried (at least by the way you describe it). Rather, it was dismissed prior to trial. In that situation, jeopardy in the first case never attached, so double jeopardy is not an issue. Second, double jeopardy only prevents you from being tried twice by... Read more »
jail didnt want to give key i went in window she said to save dogs gave me permission through a message with bondsman to save the dogs i used her icemaker and car jack while she im jail gave it back after i picked her up from jail she lost some weed and called police..i got a b&e possesion of... Read more »
answered on Nov 11, 2022
I would recommend you not state in a public forum the facts about your case/charges. You need an attorney, and you should look for a criminal defense attorney in the area where your charges are filed. You may have a defense to some or all of your charges, but you need to discuss the facts with your... Read more »
Dismissed due to mcgirt ruling in Oklahoma? I've been trying to get indian card but it's a process my great great grandmother is full blood Cherokee but she passed away years ago so it's hard to get death certificate. How can I get her death certificate?
answered on Nov 11, 2022
If you have an attorney, your attorney can assist you in this. If you don't have one, you need one. Death Certificates are somewhat difficult to obtain unless you fall within the list of individuals to whom it can be released. The State Department of Health - Office of Vital Statistics is the... Read more »
I've been trying to get my indian card cause my great great grandmother was full blood Cherokee indian.
I ask in order to know laws that do/ do not apply to me.
answered on Oct 25, 2022
There are a few. The Oklahoma Judicial Branch has a website that has all of the Oklahoma Statutes, Constitution, Session Laws, and more. Go to www.oscn.net and click the link for "Legal Research" and then click on "statutes" or "Oklahoma Statutes Citationized" From... Read more »
answered on Oct 24, 2022
It is unclear exactly what occurred here or what charges have been brought against you. With that said, Walmart must have made a complaint to a law enforcement agency regarding something they have alleged that you did. Walmart is not able to prosecute criminal cases or to decide whether to... Read more »
What are the chances of me getting accepted into a alternative program?
answered on Oct 20, 2022
It’s difficult to say without knowing the specifics of your past criminal history. Alternative courts such as veterans court, drug or DUI court, mental health court, they are reluctant to accept candidates with a violent history, or a history involving guns or protective orders. It’s been a... Read more »
I was accused by a driver of throwing a rock and breaking his windshield. I have surveillance video showing me walking away from his car without throwing anything as well as footage of his car with a cracked windshield before he got to me. He called the cops and within a minute they had me detained... Read more »
answered on Oct 24, 2022
It's difficult to say for sure. If law enforcement was acting reasonably based on the information they had at the time, it is unlikely the fake id would be suppressed. With that said, the prosecutor may become more lenient regarding the fake id upon proof that the misdemeanor involving the... Read more »
My probation officer is trying to make me register as a violent offender. I wasn't ordered to. Nor been convicted of such crime
answered on Oct 24, 2022
Contact the attorney who represented you at the time of your plea. If that attorney is not available, contact a criminal defense attorney. Generally, the Court does not have to order it for the individual to be required to register. There may be arguments that exist for not having to, but I would... Read more »
approximately 10:45 p.m. The next day i noticed a hole in my svreen and window leading to my livingroom. The ricocheded bullet only went through the screen and first glass. I notified the police. The officer took a report and picture of the window, then left. Looking into the replacement of the... Read more »
answered on Oct 24, 2022
You should contact the detectives to see if they have any updates or suggestions. They generally want to help and want to get to the bottom of the matter, but they may have additional cases to investigate in front of yours. If you hear gun shots, call 911 and report it immediately. There may be... Read more »
answered on Oct 12, 2022
While traffic violations are generally treated a little differently, any violation of law in Oklahoma that carries a fine or jail time that does not meet the definition of a felony, is technically a misdemeanor. That includes all, or nearly all, traffic violations - including the one you ask about.... Read more »
i am doing a school project where i am a lawyer defending his client *he is charged with robbing a store and killing a attendent*,they were a mask and gloves, there are no witnesses to see the face of my defendent, the crime took place at 3:00 and my defenddent is told me he is guilty of the crime... Read more »
answered on Oct 6, 2022
I would take the time to contact a criminal defense attorney who specializes in felony cases, there are a lot of us.
The most obvious thing is you cannot let him testify at trial, particularly if he’s going to deny involvement or responsibility for the crime. Why is that? If you put him... Read more »
Bringing up something over a year ago that he had done but I made him give it back to the man of the store and nothing else was said what do I do or what's going to happen they are that he is an alleged delinquent.
answered on Oct 6, 2022
Best advice is to not share specific facts on this public forum. Next I would call or consult a criminal defense attorney who handles juvenile cases to discuss your fact pattern in order to get an idea what you’re facing and what a likely outcome will be based on all of the circumstances. Best of... Read more »
They are a alcoholic with mental health issues. Can they be sent to rehab instead of jail. They have a serious problem and need help. Could the court order it or is it mandatory jail.
answered on Oct 4, 2022
Sounds like a situation where the offender has no prior convictions or arrests. If you want to or feel as though you need to go to rehab then by all means do it. However, most situations involving this particular crime and with no prior history are going to secure some type of probationary plea... Read more »
I have a couple misdemeanors on my record and 2 felonies... But my misdemeanors are paid off and where done in 2014. How can I know they are eligible or not. And if that's so then when will approximately they be?
answered on Oct 3, 2022
There are two types of expungements of criminal cases in Oklahoma. If your sentencing on the misdemeanor was deferred, then you would qualify to have the case dismissed and the court records expunged upon the date to which your sentencing was deferred expiring. Some counties do this automatically... Read more »
answered on Oct 3, 2022
If you are posting this question to find out what you can do have the records expunged, you will first need to apply for a pardon or wait. Assuming you conviction was for a non-violent crime, you will likely qualify to have the records expunged five years after your sentence ended (so in 2026).... Read more »
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