A gentleman was faced with six counts of drug trafficking with a lot of work the ADA agreed to reduce the charges to Possession with Intent and instead of a very long prison sentence he received 5 years (non-85%). He was released before a year and a half passed when, by some estimates he should have stayed in prison for decades.
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A lady and her parents from southwest Oklahoma came to me and explained that they hadn't seen the lady's little girl in a couple of years because after a custody order was entered granting the parents joint custody the father had left the state with her and refused to send her back. Over the nex... Read On
I represented a lady with no insurance who was driving in Midwest City anyway. She was hit by another driver who had insurance when they crossed the center line. The insurance company admitted the fault of their driver but initially denied payment due to my client driving illegally without insura... Read On
In Oklahoma City, a lady was in a car driven by her friend. She and her friend were hailed by her husband. She had an argument with her husband and ended up being assaulted by him. As he walked away from the assault she pulled out a handgun and fired two shots in his general direction striking th... Read On
A young man used a social app and met another young man who represented himself as being 18 years old. They liked each other and had sexual relations shortly after meeting. Turns out he was only 15. In Oklahoma it doesn't matter that the younger man lied about his age, somehow the (only slightly)... Read On
A client with many former drug convictions had his fiancé call me. It turned out that he threw a bag of meth under his car in a convenience store parking lot when the police approached him. They saw him do it and retrieved the drugs. Because of the weight of the meth it was filed as a traffickin... Read On
Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon is a serious offense that carries a minimum of 5 years in prison and a maximum of life. Prison time is the norm for offenders convicted of this offense and 85% of all time received at sentence must be completed prior to any early release for good behavior. A young... Read On