Kuykendall Law
Kuykendall Law
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Even if you live in the city, the wide open spaces across Oklahoma probably make driving a virtual necessity for you. If you drink and drive, though, you are likely to lose your driving privileges. In fact, according to the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, a...
Oklahoma police who find pills inside a vehicle or on you may run a test to confirm their chemical composition. Do you need to worry that your loose pills may contain an illegal substance? The law considers some chemicals illegal, even those in prescription...
Getting into legal hot water may work against you in the long run, even for a minor infraction. The ramifications of a criminal record may wind up following you for many years. Learn a bit about what happens if you have a criminal record. Will you lose your job? Some...
Before you ever face an arrest on a criminal charge, you should understand your legal rights. Many people are familiar with Miranda rights conceptually, but they do not fully appreciate what those rights protect. Your right to remain silent is one key element of...
A criminal record may impact your life in ways you cannot fathom. As time passes, however, and the reality sinks in, you should consider whether trying to get a judge to expunge the record is plausible. Not all criminal records qualify for expungement. Take a quick...
Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious crime that leads to various punishments and penalties. One of those is the possibility of losing your driver's license. When your blood alcohol concentration is 0.08 or more, you will lose your driver's license for a...
A drug conviction can quickly become a headache. It could impact many areas of your life, so finding a fast resolution is imperative. Ideally, you want to avoid going to jail. Being taken out of society and locked behind bars can be disruptive to your life, costing...
It is important to understand your Miranda rights if you ever end up in a situation where police want to interrogate you. Knowing these rights can mean the difference between accidentally self-incriminating yourself and avoiding making that mistake. What are your...
