Social services in Oklahoma exist to protect children from abuse and neglect. Everyone throughout Oklahoma has a responsibility to report known abuse or neglect instances. But the big question for these individuals who report such behavior is: what happens after I report someone? This blog will answer your many questions…
The First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States protects your right to protest or otherwise express your views. Local law enforcement cannot silence your protest, but they can place restrictions on how you exercise your free speech. Before organizing a protest or attending one, know your rights and…
When discussing false rape allegations, there seem to be two main camps of people. The first group is people who believe false rape allegations do not happen at all. The second group believes these allegations do occur, and the main reason they occur is that women are prone to lying…
UPDATED JUNE 2020: In light of the recent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd (among others), people across the United States have taken to the streets to protest police misconduct and brutality. But whether you’re protesting or simply witnessing police misconduct on the street, it’s important to…
Being accused of a sex crime in the state of Oklahoma is serious, with far-reaching consequences to your personal and professional life. But sex crimes allegations also have some extra kinds of concerns that most other cases don’t have. Here, we discuss those issues and what to do if you…
As we all know, communities around the world are making serious changes due to the spread of the coronavirus. It’s difficult to stay up-to-date and know how our lives are being affected by all these changes. Here, we’ve provided you with some legal information to get you through these confusing…
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