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Oklahoma second Degree Murder can be somewhat confusing if you have read the statutes. This is because there is a fine line between second degree and first degree. Take for example this second degree murder charge. An OKC man recently beat the elderly man he was in charge of taking care of in a home healthcare agreement. The victim suffered…
In May of 2013, Oklahoma became the 50 state to enact legislation covering post conviction DNA review for criminal defendants. The new law, 22 O.S. § 1373, Post conviction DNA Testing Act, is some of the most comprehensive legislation on DNA review in the nation. The law impacts criminal defendants that received 25 years or more of imprisonment in violent felony cases….
Unauthorized use of a motorcycle is a crime in Oklahoma. It is unlawful for a person to use a motor vehicle of which they do not have possession of, nor permission to use. You may ask if your motorcycle or three-wheeler falls under the jurisdiction of this law. Well, 47 Okl.St.Ann. § 1-135 legally defines motorcycle: it is a motorized…
Specific and general intent crimes in Oklahoma require different types of proof for the prosecutor to get a conviction. In criminal law, intent refers to the state of mind of the perpetrator at the time the crime was committed. Specific intent crimes require the perpetrator to have a particular purpose or objective in mind when committing the crime, while general…
If you are accused of or a suspect in a crime, and the police ask you questions you are not required to answer them. This may be a situation where you are asked to come in for an interview and answer questions about a crime. This may also happen if you are in custody and the Police want to question…
Fourth amendment protection is a right we all have as Americans. Under the Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution, you are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. Government searches include traditional Police and others acting as government agents. This extends to your house and your car. Fourth Amendment protection is meant to protect your right to privacy…