Preventing a witness from giving testimony in Oklahoma is a felony offense that carries stiff penalties. Contact an attorney to help build a defense.
Criminal Law
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Making false or fraudulent claims against the state is a serious crime in Oklahoma. Most of the time, this crime is a felony with stiff penalties. Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to help.
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Uttering a forged instrument is a crime in Oklahoma. It is treated as third degree forgery and can mean jail from 1 to 7 years and a fine. Hire an attorney and get the help you need.
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First-degree burglary is a felony in Oklahoma and is punishable by up to 20 years in prison. You will need the help of an experienced attorney.
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Obtaining controlled dangerous substances by forgery is a serious felony in Oklahoma, punishable by years in prison. Get help if you are being charged.