DUISB54 significantly changes Oklahoma’s DUI laws and makes some first offense DUIs a felony with mandatory jail time. Here’s what you need to know.
DUIIf you were pulled over for drunk driving and this isn’t the first time, the consequences can be severe. Here’s how a second offense DUI affects your life.
DUILearn what happens at a DUI arraignment with this step-by-step guide. Understand the process, your rights, and what to expect when you appear in court.
DUIIt’s natural to feel stuck if you’re facing a DUI. But the truth is that you have a lot of options—especially when it comes to how you plead. That can leave you wondering: What happens if I plead not guilty to a DUI? We’ve got you covered.
DUIFrom big rigs and rideshares to business travel, lots of jobs involve driving. But if you have a prior DUI, you might not be able to drive for work. Find out what happens when you apply for certain jobs with a DUI on your record.
DUIA DUI impacts your life in many ways, but there’s one you might not think of: your car insurance premium. Learn what happens to your car insurance after a DUI and what you can do about it.
DUIIf you’ve been drinking and you get pulled over, you might have reason to be nervous: Under Oklahoma’s implied consent law, you could be asked to take a breathalyzer and face automatic consequences if you refuse. Learn more about implied consent.
DUIDriver's LicenseOklahoma’s DUI laws are complex and dynamic, and occasionally change to reflect evolving laws. Get a summary of Oklahoma’s DUI laws in 2025, with a focus on license revocations.
DUICriminal DefenseYou probably know some of the basics about DUIs. But if you have questions, you’re not alone. That’s why we’re covering whether a DUI is criminal or civil, what the difference is, and what you should do next.
DUIWhile it can seem like a hassle, an ignition interlock device allows you to keep your license when you get a DUI. Learn about what an ignition interlock device is, how it works, and how it can help you get your license – and life – back.
DUIIf you have to install an ignition interlock device (IID), it can feel like an inconvenience. But the good news is, IID installation doesn’t have to be a hassle. Learn what to expect and how to make installation go smoothly.
DUIWhat is a DUI diversion program? Learn about Oklahoma’s various approaches to felony and misdemeanor DUI diversion and how they could help your case.
DUIA DUI conviction on your record can mess with your travel plans. Find out what countries will not let you in with a DUI and what you can do about it.
DUIHave you been arrested for a first-time DUI in Oklahoma? Learn what happens when you get a DUI for the first time, from license suspension to suspended sentences.
DUILearn everything you need to know about BAC charts in this article. Explore how it’s measured, the BAC limit in Oklahoma, and factors that affect your BAC.
DUIMany factors go into the cost of a DUI, from fines and fees to required courses. Learn here how much a DUI costs in Oklahoma and how an attorney can help.
DUIDrugsArrested for DUI-Drugs? Learn here all you need to know about the Oklahoma drug court system, from eligibility requirements to how it works and whether you can get out early.
DUIIt can take months to get DUI blood test results in Oklahoma. Find out right here how to get your DUI blood test results.
DWIDUIDUI vs DWI: When Does Impaired Driving Become a Felony? Oklahoma-specific laws, BAC limits, and factors that elevate charges from misdemeanors to felonies.
DUIWhat happens if you get an interlock violation in Oklahoma, and how long could you end up with an ignition interlock device? Learn everything you need to know here.
DUIIf you have a DUI conviction, you may be disqualified from becoming a rideshare driver. Learn here whether you can drive for Uber or Lyft with a DUI.
DUIDuring the holidays, drunk driving incidents tend to unfortunately be more prevalent. Learn all you need to know here about the holiday drunk driving statistics this year.
DUIDWIUnsure of whether a DUI or a DWI is worse? We can help you sort out the legal terms and learn why a DUI is worse in Oklahoma. Read everything you need to know from the experts here.
DUIAPCDUIs can fall under many different categories. Learn about the different types of DUIs in Oklahoma, what penalties you can expect, and how an attorney can help.
DUIWorried about getting a DUI as a passenger in Oklahoma? Learn here what you can do from the passenger seat and all of your legal options.
DUIIf you're pulled over for a suspected DUI, your eyes movements may tip off police that you're under the influence. Learn more about the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus DUI test, and what you need to know to pass it.
DUIIf you're suspected of driving under the influence, you may have to take a field sobriety test. Learn the three types of tests, and how to achieve the best performance on them.
DUIIf you've gotten a DUI charge, you may be looking at options for hiring a public defender vs a private attorney. Are public defenders good for DUI cases? Learn what you need to know here.
DUIYou may be charged much later than you expected on your DUI case. Learn more here about the statute of limitations for a DUI in Oklahoma.
DUIIf you've gotten a DUI, you may be wondering what your next steps are. What happens after a DUI? Learn about your potential charges, legal options, and more.
DUIIf you've gotten a DUI, you may be looking for options to get your charges cleared and life back to normal. Learn how to get a DUI dismissed and your other legal options.
DWIDUIIf you're suspected of driving under the influence, you will most likely be asked to perform a test to prove your sobriety. These tests are processed by the Oklahoma Board of Tests. Learn more about the Oklahoma Board of Tests and the processes they handle.
DUIWhat happens if you drive under the influence and accidentally damage property? You may be looking at a charge for DUI with property damage. Learn what leads to this charge and how to handle it.
DUIWondering if you can get a DUI on an electric scooter? Learn about Oklahoma law and how it applies to Lime and Bird scooters here.
BUIWondering if you can drink while cruising on Oklahoma’s lakes? Learn whether you can get a DUI on a boat, what the punishment is, and what you can do about it.
DUIWhat evidence is needed for a DUI conviction? How does the state prove its case? Learn about the evidence the state may have against you and how to fight it.
DrugsDUICan you get a DUI for being under the influence of prescription drugs while driving? Learn everything you need to know here.
DUITo help you understand how a DUI may affect your life, here are legal answers to the most common questions people have after getting a DUI.
DUIDWIWhat you need to know to navigate the Tulsa County Courthouse successfully and prevent you from missing a court date or receiving a bench warrant.
DUIGet all the answers on “What is a victim impact panel?” and find out when you’ll need to attend, what to expect, and how a Tulsa DUI lawyer can help.
DUIWhile all criminal cases are technically public, some states have a database that makes them far easier to find than in other states.
DUIA DUI is one mistake that can stay with you for years. Learn how bad a DUI is on your record in Oklahoma and how an experienced lawyer can help.
DUIYour professional life could be severely impacted after you’ve been arrested for a DUI. Can you hide your DUI from your employer?
DUIRiding a scooter, e-bike, or other non-car vehicle can result in a DUI in Oklahoma. Keep yourself informed on these laws to prevent an accidental DUI.
DUICase law has added a lot to our understanding of the DUI statutes. Here, we have summarized the most important DUI cases in Oklahoma.
DUITulsa County’s alternative program helps educate young offenders on the consequences of drunk driving, while setting them up for success in the future.
DUIDrive Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Impaired (DWI), what is the difference between these two distinctly different charges?
Driver's LicenseThe Department of Public Safety can suspend or even revoke your license after a DUI. Here's how revocations work.
DUIBy CountyHere is what to expect if you have been charged with a DUI in Wagoner County.
DUIBy CountyWe've handled thousands of Tulsa DUI cases—here’s everything you need to know, based on our years of experience handling this charge.
DUIBy CountyBeing charged with a DUI in Okmulgee County isn’t as straightforward as it might seem, but we have you covered.
DUINo one wants to go to jail. In this article, we discuss all the different ways a DUI could result in jail time.
DUIBeing charged with a DUI is not the same as a conviction. Can a DUI get dismissed? While it is uncommon, here are some examples of when it can happen.
OtherA suspended sentence is different than a deferred sentence. Here is a breakdown of what it is and how it could impact your plea.
OtherAs one of two probation types offered in exchange for a plea of guilty, here's what a deferred sentence is and what it means for you.
DUIWith the recent McGirt ruling, your case could be transferred to a Cherokee Nation Court. Here's how that could happen and what it means for you.
Driver's LicenseWere you pulled over for no reason? If so, the odds are tipped in your favor. Read what a stop without probable cause means for your case.
DUIA complete guide to DUI charges in the Rogers County area, including what your options are and what your probation will potentially look like.
DUIIf you’re arrested for DUI, you could be given a blood test instead of a breathalyzer. Learn about how a blood draw works and how it’s different from a breathalyzer.
DUIA child's presence can quickly turn a misdemeanor DUI into a felony child endangerment. Get informed.
DUIIn Oklahoma, if you get a DUI under the age of 21, you can be charged with either “DUI under 21” or a regular DUI depending on a number of factors.
DUIThe punishment for your first DUI is less severe than any subsequent ones. We break down the best course of action to help you in the long run.
Public IntoxicationPublic intoxication encompasses far more than just being drunk in public. Know the law so you don’t end up spending the night in jail.
DUIHow many DUI classes do you have to take in Oklahoma? And what are they like? Here’s what you can expect if you’re wondering what classes you take when you get a DUI.
APCDid you know that you can get a DUI even if you aren’t driving? Actual physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated is a non-driving DUI.
DUIBefore you find yourself at a DUI checkpoint, you need to know your rights and how to navigate certain questions you may be asked.
DUIIs a DUI a felony in Oklahoma? The answer depends on the facts of your case. Learn more about what makes a DUI a felony and what you can do about it.
DrugsIf you've legally consumed medical marijuana within the last month, then you've broken the law each time you drive.

To-go alcoholic beverage laws have changed in Oklahoma, causing people to ask: does this violate open container laws?
DUIRide-hailing services have claimed that they reduce DUIs by providing an easy alternative for would-be drunk drivers. But do the stats support the claim?
DUICar accidents and fatalities are on the rise despite rising vehicle safety standards. The cause? It's changed over the years.
DUITake a deeper look into the Oklahoma Impaired Driver Accountability Program (IDAP); what it means, how to use it, and if you're eligible.
DUIA surprisingly long list of common drugs we take everyday can lead to a DUI charge. Find out which ones to be cautious of in this guide.
DUITo blow or not to blow, that is the question; at least for DUI lawyers. If an officer without a warrant asks your to consent to a breathalyzer, should you?
DUIThe ongoing COVID-19 virus outbreak has deeply disrupted every aspect of public life with seemingly no end in sight. DUI Enforcement is no exception.
DUIA commercial driver’s license can open up a whole new world of opportunities. But what if you have also been arrested on a DUI charge in Oklahoma?
DUIUnfortunately, the consequences for a DUI are worse if you hold a commercial driver's license. But with the right lawyer, you'll not be blindsided by the outcome.
DUIIn the short time that smartphone technology has existed, it has become deeply ingrained in every aspect of our daily lives. Our biology is no exception.
DUIExperts from five universities across the United States have completed an exhaustive look at drunk driving trends. Here are some head-turning statistics from their analysis.
DUIAn in-depth look into the strange history of the drunk-o-meter, or what has now become known as the breathalyzer.
DUIAn increase in DUI sobriety checkpoints await drivers nationwide as they head into the Labor Day holiday period.
DUIPolice rely on Breathalyzer test results as a resolute scientific evidence of guilt. The truth, however, is that the tests produce skewed results with alarming frequency.
DrugsPolice have been using the smell of marijuana as justification to conduct warrantless searches for decades.

Know your options after a DUI. Take advantage of Oklahoma's Impaired Drive Accountability Program (IDAP).
DrugsOklahoma has passed a new bill that introduces the police to technology that can detect drivers who are under the influence of marijuana.
DrugsMany cities in the past decade have passed laws around medical marijuana. How does this change in legislative affect DUI trends?
DrugsThe state of Oklahoma recently legalized the use of medical marijuana, but not all aspects of the law have caught up with the change.
DUIA DUI checkpoint is a roadblock set up by police to check drivers for signs of intoxication. These checkpoints may also be called sobriety checkpoints, DUI roadblocks, mobile checkpoints, or something similar.
DUIOn October 11, 2019, the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals reversed a Tulsa County judge and found in favor of our client. In February 2018, M. Cole (“Licensee”) was arrested for suspicion of DUI and his license was taken by the arresting officer.
DUIAn aggravated DUI can have you faced with severe consequences, but it doesn't have to be the end of your life.

When I worked as a prosecutor, my approach for non-violent defendants was rehabilitation, not incarceration.