DUI

When a DUI results in someone's death in Oklahoma, you could face negligent homicide, second-degree manslaughter, first-degree manslaughter, or second-degree murder, depending on the facts of your case. First-degree manslaughter, the most common DUI death charge, carries a minimum of four years up to life in prison and requires serving…

When you think of a DUI (Driving Under the Influence), you may picture a person being pulled over, arrested, and charged on the spot. While this is often the case, DUI charges are far from straightforward, and complications can arise at any point in the process. From issues with the…

It is illegal to drive under the influence in every state, and Oklahoma is no exception. While some may believe they can handle driving after drinking, it’s important to remember that driving under the influence, regardless of experience, puts everyone at risk.  If you find yourself facing a DUI charge…