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Why are wrongful convictions so common?

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Apr 22, 2022 | Criminal Law

When a crime occurs, the accuser must provide evidence, such as eyewitness accounts or physical evidence, but what happens when the alleged perpetrator is wrongfully accused?  The High Court notes that nearly 10% of people currently serving time in United States jails...

Avoid these critical mistakes after a DUI arrest

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Apr 4, 2022 | Criminal Law

With an arrest on suspicion of DUI, you know that you are in trouble. However, you do not have to make the situation any worse by doing or saying anything that may antagonize the arresting officer. It is in your best interest to fully cooperate with law enforcement. A...

Can others drive your ignition interlock-equipped vehicle?

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Mar 15, 2022 | Criminal Law

Oklahoma has some of the country's strictest drunk driving laws. Having a blood alcohol concentration over the state's 0.08% legal limit may land you in jail. You may also lose your driving privileges for violating Oklahoma's DUI prohibitions. In the Sooner State, a...

Enhanced DUI enforcement is coming on spring and summer holidays

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Feb 17, 2022 | Criminal Law

As temperatures continue to climb, you may be planning some epic adventures for spring and summer. If your plans include drinking alcohol, you should begin to think about arranging a sober ride home. After all, Oklahoma has some of the country's harshest penalties for...

What do you need to know about jury selection?

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Dec 14, 2021 | Criminal Law

With so much on the line in your criminal case, you need to be prepared to aggressively defend yourself from the get-go. This means knowing your rights when talking to the police and knowing the proper way to plead your case and negotiate on a plea deal. If your case...

Students with drug convictions no longer lose financial aid

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Dec 3, 2021 | Criminal Law

If your child is about to graduate high school, you undoubtedly know how expensive a college education can be. In fact, according to Business Insider, the average cost of tuition at four-year state schools has risen by more than 8% in the last five years alone....

When are you entitled to self-defense in Oklahoma?

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Sep 20, 2021 | Criminal Law

Whether in the bar, at a concert or even in your own home, you may find yourself in a physical altercation with another person. In the moment, when adrenaline is high and you’re throwing punches or firing shots, you may not be thinking of the legal consequences of the...

Were you pulled over in Oklahoma City?

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Sep 3, 2021 | Criminal Law

Being stopped by law enforcement while driving in Oklahoma City can quickly lead to an investigation by officers if they notice anything unusual or illegal. Oklahoma officers are trained in alertness for criminal activity, and they use the "plain sight rule" that...

When a college student is accused of a drug crime

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Aug 6, 2021 | Criminal Law

A central component to attending college in the state of Oklahoma is social interaction with new people and other students. Many students come from smaller high school environments to the university and make new friends immediately, most of which they know very little...

Penalties for violent crimes in Oklahoma

On Behalf of Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman | Jul 27, 2021 | Criminal Law

Curtailing violent crimes is a high priority for law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma. Violent crimes come in a wide range of scenarios and circumstances, but typically there will be an assailant who has attacked another individual in some manner. In addition to...

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