August 2026

A preliminary hearing in Oklahoma happens after a prosecutor files a felony case against someone. Oklahoma law requires all accused individuals to have a preliminary hearing, sometimes referred to as a probable cause hearing. It requires the state to present some evidence, through testimony, of the accusations made against the defendant. During this hearing, evidence must demonstrate that there is probable reason to…

Domestic violence carries significant penalties in Oklahoma. This serious criminal offense also involves long-lasting social stigma, impacting relationships, work, and other aspects of a person’s life. Consequences are specific to the case but may include jail time, substantial fines, and ongoing restrictions on your future. Anyone charged with domestic violence benefits from having a case reviewed by an Oklahoma City domestic violence attorney….