Month: February 2017

For some people, the most alarming aspect of a DUI arrest is the potential criminal penalties they might face. In Oklahoma, a DUI conviction can mean between five days and one year in jail, although there are legal strategies you can take with your attorney to reduce...

If you have been charged with possession of a controlled substance in Oklahoma, then you are facing up to two years in state prison for a Schedule I or II controlled substance (other than marijuana), or one year in prison for marijuana or a Schedule III, IV, or V drug...