Oklahoma’s Self-Defense Act gives citizens the right to lawfully carry firearms for personal protection. However, like all gun laws, this right comes with specific responsibilities and limitations. Understanding how the Self-Defense Act operates is essential for anyone who owns or carries a firearm in Oklahoma. What Is the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act? The Oklahoma Self-Defense Act (SDA) is codified under Title 21 of the…
There are several common firearms crimes in Oklahoma, all of which are a significant concern, given the state’s robust gun culture and legal framework. Understanding these crimes and their consequences is crucial for anyone who owns or handles firearms in the state. In this article, we explore some of the most common firearms crimes in Oklahoma and their legal implications….
In Oklahoma, the crime of felony pointing a firearm gun at someone is a serious offense classified under assault-related crimes. The law specifically addresses the dangers and threats posed by such actions, even if the gun is not fired. Understanding the legal implications and potential penalties for this crime is crucial for anyone accused of this offense. Legal Definition and…
A Felon In Possession Of A Firearm is a serious crime. I have personally seen cases where a person is convicted of a felony decades ago and the charge comes back to haunt them under the felon in possession statues in our state. In Oklahoma, understanding the felon in possession laws are very important, especially if you have a felony…
It is illegal to posses a Gun with a felony criminal record. If you live in Oklahoma and are a convicted felon, then you should know that Oklahoma gun laws make it unlawful for you to own a gun unless you have received a full and complete pardon. The felony does not have to be from Oklahoma but includes felony…