Even if you had nothing to do with the abuse or neglect, the failure to report it can be a charge that results in up to life in prison.
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Indirect contempt means the court made an order that’s been filed, notice has been given, and the person is actively violating the order.
What is Indirect Contempt of Court in Oklahoma? Read Post »
Direct contempt of court is things that occur during court orders, around the court that disrupt the court. The judge usually witnesses it.
What is Direct Contempt of Court in Oklahoma? Read Post »
Indirect contempt is a violation of a court order. Direct contempt is a violation that occurs in the presence of the judge.
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If the person has prolonged knowledge of ongoing child abuse for a period of six months or more, then it’s not a misdemeanor, it is a felony.
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Having more information is always better for your attorney. So it isn’t just the concrete things like insurance, but also every detail.
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Once everyone’s safe, you should start taking pictures. Make sure you get pictures of the damage to yours and the other person’s vehicle.
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This statute can be used as a defense for not allowing visitation so you’re not committing the crime of failing to protect from child abuse.
Can I Stop Allowing Visitation in Order to Protect My Child in Oklahoma? Read Post »
If you believe that it would be dangerous to the child’s health, if you were to allow visitation to go forward, then you can file this.
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The decision of the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals stands, and what that provides is that there are more factors than registration.
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Uninsured motorist coverage and underinsured motorist coverage are for when you have a car wreck and the other person doesn’t have insurance.
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If they don’t file an answer within the statutory time, then you can file a motion to default them for failing to participate in the case.
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If they’re knowingly and willfully refusing to receive the information, the court’s going to find it was delivered to them.
What If They Refuse the Papers from the Process Server in Oklahoma? Read Post »
If there are no posted signs, the default speed limit within the boundaries of the City of Tulsa is 25 miles per hour.
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Blind pleas is a way of pleading guilty to the crime in hopes that the judge will give you a lighter sentence.
Oklahoma Law: What Is a Blind Plea in a Criminal Case? Read Post »
A bench warrant is an order by a judge to have you arrested because you didn’t show up for court when you were supposed to.
What Is a Bench Warrant in Oklahoma? Read Post »
Whatever is assessed, most of the time you can work out a payment plan. You can request a rule eight hearing if you can’t afford it as well.
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Once you get on the page, there are some fields that you can fill out. You can look somebody up by their DOC number or by name.
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If you do not get a fair, impartial trial or a trial that is tainted by personal biases of the court, then you are entitled to a new trial.
Hey OCCA, Is This Enough to Warrant a New Trial? Read Post »
Oklahoma can prosecute, and there are concurrent jurisdictions, that both the federal and state government has jurisdiction to prosecute.
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In a bench trial, there’s no jury. There’s no group of six people or 12 people that are trying to decide. The case is decided by a judge.
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You need to file a motion in order to open the court’s jurisdiction. You can do that by filing the motion or you could file jointly.
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