Know Your Rights


Know Your Rights Under Oklahoma Criminal Law

 

It is vitally important that you know your rights under Oklahoma criminal law.  If you are suspected of a crime or are charged with an Oklahoma criminal felony or misdemeanor, knowing your rights can, in some cases, mean the difference between going free and going to prison.  Every single day citizens waive their constitutional rights, sometimes intentionally, but often unintentionally.  Have no doubt, your words WILL be used against you.  Do not give the police any additional evidence against you.  Contact one of our Tulsa criminal lawyers for a free consultation about your criminal case and to preserve your constitutional rights.  Click below to learn more about your rights under Oklahoma criminal law or check out our Arrest Survival Guide. 

 

Fourth Amendment

 

Fifth Amendment

 

Sixth Amendment

 

Right to Remain Silent

 

Right to an Attorney

 

Cooperating With Police

Have a question about Oklahoma criminal law? Contact one of our Tulsa criminal lawyers today!

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