Okmulgee Lawyer Blog
What Does '85 Percent Crime' Mean in Okmulgee?
Oklahoma has an 85% crime rule for certain crimes. The rule mandates that those convicted of an 85% rule offense must serve 85% of their sentence. Read more »
What Are the Penalties for Theft of Cable TV in Okmulgee?
Receiving cable, internet, or telephonic services without paying, or attempting to resell them for commercial advantage, is a misdemeanor offense. There are also civil, in addition to criminal, penalties. Read more »
Dine and Dash Can Be a Felony in Okmulgee
Dine and dash is when you fail to pay your bill, either by leaving a hotel or restaurant without paying, or passing a worthless check (whether intentionally or inadvertently). Defrauding hotels and restaurants is usually a misdemeanor but for bills of $1,000 or more, it may be a felony. Read more »
When is Domestic Assault a Felony in Okmulgee, Ok?
Domestic violence is generally considered a misdemeanor on the first offense. Subsequent offenses become felonies. Read more »
Entering Without Permission is Neither Trespassing nor Burglary in Okmulgee
Trespassing, burglary, and entering without permission are all different offenses in the state of Oklahoma. Often, burglary and trespass can be reduced to entering without permission, a less severe offense. Read more »