Misdemeanor Criminal Defense
In Oklahoma, misdemeanor crimes are determined by the potential punishment imposed with the charge. For example, unless otherwise specified, misdemeanor offenses in Oklahoma carry a maximum sentence of up to one year in jail or $500 in fines. Oklahoma Courts have the ability to impose jail sentences, fines, or both. Even misdemeanors can haunt an offender in the future. A conviction may make it more difficult to change jobs or to get certain licenses. A conviction, even for a misdemeanor, gives the offender a criminal record. If you have been accused of a misdemeanor such as shoplifting or property damage, you should treat it seriously and contact a defense attorney.

A criminal conviction can impact your choices for housing, employment, and education. When faced with such a life-altering matter, there is no reason to give yourself anything less than the best shot at mitigating the impact. To mitigate that impact you need a knowledgeable attorney to look after you and your future. It is important to deal with the situation immediately and as vigorously as possible.

Aggressive legal counsel may be your best shot and only opportunity to possibly avoid a criminal conviction and the associated penalties. We utilize our knowledge, experience, and legal resources to defend your constitutional rights.

With us on the case, you can rest assured that everything possible is being done to level the playing field. When in this difficult, emotional time, having an experienced Tulsa criminal defense attorney along side to help guide you is a great benefit, both legally and for your emotional well-being. For the average person, being charged with a crime is not a pleasant experience. It can be complicated, and often filled with loopholes. We can help guide you through the entire process step by step. There is no need for you to try and fight your criminal charge on your own. Contact our office for a consultation today.