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02/18/2015

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Best Lawyer in Tulsa Oklahoma!!!

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Phone: (918) 582-5444

Address: 1408 S Denver Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119

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Criminal Defense
12. You will look silly if a police officer tells you that you can call your lawyer, and you have no number to call. Everyone should carry the business card of a criminal defense attorney. My business cards include my cell phone number where I can be reached 24 hours a day, and my cards also have an abridged version of the rights outlined on this page. I will be happy to mail you one of these cards for free.
DUI/DWI
This is another trial that I completed all of the pre-trial work for but did not actually take to trial. My client was charged with DUI-Drugs for allegedly driving his car while under the influence of marijuana. I filed many pre-trial motions and was well prepared for the trial when the DA dismissed the case the day before trial was to begin.
Traffic Violations
My client was charged with felony Possession of Marijuana because it was his second offense. His first offense had come about 20 years previous in another state. A highway patrol trooper pulled my client over for a completely fabricated “traffic violation” because he saw my client leaving a “known drug house.” I filed a Motion to Suppress prior to preliminary hearing. The district attorney kept trying to talk to me about the case to make a better and better plea offer. I repeatedly said no, no, no. The DA then dismissed the case right before the preliminary hearing was to begin.
Sex Crimes
My juvenile client was charged with 2 counts of lewd molestation of two younger male relatives. The jury found my client NON DELINQUENT, which is the juvenile court’s equivalent of NOT GUILTY.
Burglary
My client was charged with 1st degree Burglary. He was facing 21 years to life and anyone sentenced to prison for this crime must complete 85% of his sentence. The state presented an eyewitness claiming my client attempted to break into her home. However, I was able to discredit her identification and showed how the police had wrongly suggested and encouraged her to identify my client. The police also made many errors in investigating the case, which I brought out to the jury. When it was all over the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Each case is different. My fees in criminal cases depend on the client’s prior convictions, whether the crime charged is a felony or a misdemeanor, the severity of the crime, and whether the case is filed in city, state or federal court. If my client tells me he wants to just enter into a plea as quick as possible, that is fine, and my fee will probably be lower in those circumstances. However, I am still going to interview my client, read the police reports and research the law. I will then give you my advice whether there is an issue for a jury trial or a motion to suppress. If you still want to enter a plea as quickly as possible, you can make an informed decision to do that after you have received my advice.
Drug Crimes
After about 4 or 5 hours of deliberation, the jury came back and found my client NOT GUILTY of possession of paraphernalia but were unable to reach a verdict on the count of possession of marijuana. Therefore, a mistrial was declared on the possession charge. After the mistrial, this case was scheduled to go to trial again. On the eve of trial, the state dismissed the case.
Assault
My client was charged with Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon. I made it clear to the DA that it was a case of self-defense and that my client would not accept any plea offer. The case would go to trial. The DA dismissed the case on the eve of preliminary hearing.
Murder
My client was charged with First Degree Murder. My client was facing a penalty of life or life without parole if convicted. After a four day trial, the jury convicted my client of First Degree Manslaughter and sentenced him to 15 years in prison.
Forgery
My client was charged with Forgery – 2nd Degree. However, upon researching the law, I found that what my client was accused of doing was not a violation of the statute she was charged under. I presented all of my research to the DA, and he dismissed the case at Preliminary Hearing.
Kidnapping
My client was charged with Kidnapping and Domestic Violence. The police had threatened my client’s wife with arrest if she did not fill out a police report the way they told her to. Of course, this led to the arrest of my client and the filing of bogus charges against him. I was able to get the entire case dismissed at Preliminary Hearing.
Manslaughter
Client charged with Manslaughter in the Second Degree. Jury deadlocked after 8 1/2 hours of deliberation with 10 jurors voting NOT GUILTY. Case is scheduled for trial again in June 2008.

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