Involuntary manslaughter is a grave offense with major consequences in Oklahoma. If you or someone you know is charged with this crime, it’s important to understand the state’s laws and the next steps to take after receiving a conviction. At Jacqui Ford Law, our team is well-versed in the complexities…
A felony is a violent offense legally recognized as any crime punishable by death or imprisonment. It’s important to note that the repercussions of a felony aren’t limited to those who commit the act itself. In Oklahoma, even being an accessory to a felony can lead to significant legal consequences…
Felonious assault in Oklahoma is a violent offense that refers to an assault committed with the intention to carry out a felony but not with the intention to kill, as outlined in Okla. Stat. tit. 21 § 681. At Jacqui Ford Law, our team understands how overwhelming and confusing the…
Being charged with aiding and abetting in Oklahoma is a serious legal issue that can have significant consequences. Understanding what aiding and abetting means, the potential penalties, and the importance of seeking criminal defense is crucial. At Jacqui Ford Law, our team understands the complexities of Oklahoma’s legal system and…
In Oklahoma City, the law takes a stern approach to violent crimes, particularly under Okla. Stat. tit. 21 § 652, which classifies shooting with the intent to kill leading to murder—targeting anyone, including your family or even an unborn child—as a serious felony. If you or someone you know is…
According to the Oklahoma Violent Death Reporting System, homicide was the second leading type of violent death in 2021. Homicide accounts for an average of 268 deaths per year. Being charged with attempted murder in Oklahoma is a serious and frightening experience. Our legal team at Jacqui Ford Law is…
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