Section 152 in title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes details the statute of limitations for criminal offenses. Statutes are the amount of time allowed for the prosecution to file a charge against an individual for a certain type of crime. This statute has been altered over time to differentiate between…
Pardons are formal acts of forgiveness for misdemeanors and/or felonies in the state of Oklahoma. They restore certain rights after convictions. They can also expand a person’s professional and educational opportunities. Receiving a governor’s pardon is a process that begins with submitting an application to the Pardons and Parole Board…
Some people are victims of civil rights violations without even knowing it. You might not be aware of such a violation unless you understand the nuances of the law. If you suspect your civil rights have been violated, do not be passive. Your best course of action is to meet…
You’ve probably heard the term body cameras thrown around in the media a lot as of late. Body cameras for police, known as officer body-worn cameras (BWCs) are exactly what they imply — small devices, worn by police officers, that record interactions between law enforcement and the public. They’ve been…
Oklahoma’s civil asset forfeiture policies empower law enforcement to seize cash as well as property. As long as law enforcement believes the money or property in question might be tied to criminal activity, these officials can confiscate it with ease. The state insists civil asset seizure is the best way…
It is surprisingly common for people to write checks even though their bank account does not have enough funds to cover the amount of payment. Some people intend to rip off others with bad checks. Others assume they will have enough money in their bank account before the check is…
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