Sex Offenses can be Expunged in Oklahoma but they must meet certain conditions. Having a sex-offense on your permanent record can make life difficult. Under Oklahoma Law, expungements can partially or completely remove a past charge or conviction from public records. Expunging a past offense will improve your employment opportunities and quality of life as a whole. The success of…
You can restore your Gun Rights After an Expungement but there is more to it than people think. Criminal expungement law in Oklahoma allows individuals to petition for the sealing of their criminal records, effectively removing them from public view. This process provides a fresh start for those who have demonstrated rehabilitation and a commitment to leading law-abiding lives. Eligibility…
You can restore gun rights In Oklahoma if you have lost them because you have a felony criminal record. People are often times shocked to find out they lose their right to own a firearm if they have a conviction. Its a right that many folks don’t even consider until its lost. In fact many of us are amazed to…
You can expunge traffic tickets in Oklahoma and keep your private driving record private. Even the most careful drivers receive the occasional traffic ticket. When tickets start to pile up, though, they can have serious consequences for a person’s insurance costs and may lead to a driver’s license suspension or revocation. More serious traffic offenses like driving under the influence…
An Oklahoma expungement gives you a new lease on life. Many people convicted of crimes in Oklahoma presume that once they have served their time and fulfilled the terms of their probation they can move on with their lives. The reality is that a criminal record can follow a person far into the future. It can impact employment opportunities, housing,…
In May of 2013, Oklahoma became the 50 state to enact legislation covering post conviction DNA review for criminal defendants. The new law, 22 O.S. § 1373, Post conviction DNA Testing Act, is some of the most comprehensive legislation on DNA review in the nation. The law impacts criminal defendants that received 25 years or more of imprisonment in violent felony cases….