Tulsa Attorney BlogCategory: Criminal Law

418 Articles:

• What Are My Responsibilities While Being in a Tulsa Drug Court?

  By Staff, July 6th, 2023

  What Are My Responsibilities While Being in Drug Court in Tulsa County? If you do get accepted into the drug court program, what you’ll need to do is, first and foremost, follow the rules that will be set out for you. There’ll be an extensive list of rules that your attorney will go over with […]

• What is the End-Game of Tulsa Drug Court?

  By Staff, June 11th, 2023

  The aim of Drug Court in Tulsa is to reduce recidivism. This is done by providing alternatives to traditional criminal justice processes for individuals charged with drug-related offenses. Here are some common goals of Drug Court in Tulsa: Reduce drug use and related crimes – decrease the use of illegal substances and lower rates of crime […]

• Tulsa Assault and Battery Attorney

  By staff, December 21st, 2022

  Tulsa Attorney for Assault and Battery Charges In Oklahoma, assault and battery offenses include a wide range of charges and related punishments, as well as sub-category offenses with their own corresponding penalties. First, we must define the terms assault and battery. Oklahoma defines assault as any intentional and unlawful attempt to cause bodily harm to […]

• SCOTUS to Decide: Can Oklahoma Prosecute Non-Indians for Crimes Against Indians in Indian Country?

  By Staff, January 26th, 2022

  The court decided to accept the case, but it was narrow in saying that we’re not going to accept it for both those issues.

• United States Supreme Court Declines Oklahoma’s Request to Overturn McGirt

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 25th, 2022

  The court has specifically said, “We are not going to re-decide, re-litigate, re-hear the main decision in McGirt.

• United States Supreme Court Declines Oklahoma’s Request to Overturn McGirt

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 25th, 2022

  The court has specifically said, “We are not going to re-decide, re-litigate, re-hear the main decision in McGirt.

• Final, Uncontested Judgment Vacating a Conviction Under McGirt Is Itself Vacated 6 Months Later

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 24th, 2022

  Oklahoma court makes an unprecedented decision.

• OCCA Rules Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation was Disestablished in the Year 1900

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 23rd, 2022

  Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals reviewed that and found that be an explicit disestablish of the reservation at that time.

• McGirt Expands to Mining Regulation in Northeast Oklahoma

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 21st, 2022

  The McGirt decision from the United States Supreme Court found the Muskogee Creek Nation was never disestablished.

• United States Supreme Court Refuses to Hear the Wallace Appeal (State v. Parish)

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 20th, 2022

  As a practical matter, many people in the state of Oklahoma obviously want to mitigate the damages caused by the decision in McGirt.