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Based on 200+ reviews
Charged With DUI in Oklahoma?
A DUI arrest can bring serious consequences for your freedom, license, and future. Oklahoma's DUI laws are strict, and a single mistake can quickly become a life-altering situation.
Many DUI cases can be challenged, reduced, or even dismissed with the right legal strategy. We're here to help you understand your options, protect your rights, and minimize the impact a DUI has on your life.
What Constitutes A "Standard" DUI?
A standard DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge applies when you meet one of the following conditions:
- Your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) registers at .08 - 0.14
- Have any amount of a schedule 1 drug in your system
- Are under the influence of any other drug which might make it unsafe for you to drive
- Are under the combined influence of alcohol and any other drug which might make it unsafe for you to drive
AND your case doesn’t meet one of the 7 conditions for an aggravated DUI Charge. A standard DUI is a misdemeanor for a first offense, B2 Felony for a second offense, and B3 felony for third and subsequent offenses.
Why Hire Us?
You can hire anyone, but here's why we might be the right fit for you.
Experience
We have more than a century of combined legal experience and have handled thousands of DUIs.
Tulsa's Highest Rated DUI Team
Don't take our word for it. We have hundreds of five star reviews from former clients who've worked with us.
Results
We have a proven track record of success, including getting cases dismissed, charges reduced, and even getting cases acquitted.
Flat Fees
You pay one fixed fee for our services, so you know exactly what you'll pay before you hire us. No hidden costs, no surprises.
Your Driver's License
We handle your civil driver's license case too -- at no extra charge.
Flexible Payment Options
We take all major credit cards and offer flexible payment & financing options to fit your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
90 Second DUI Overview
Will My Driver's License Be Revoked?
Possibly. Service Oklahoma is required by law to revoke your license after a DUI. Once notified by law enforcement, they will send you a revocation letter with details of your revocation.
You will still have options to keep your license. You can:
- Appeal Your Revocation: You have the right to appeal your revocation in court, but you must file your appeal within 40 days of the date on your revocation letter.
- Participate in IDAP: IDAP is the Impaired Driver Accountability Program, and allows you to keep your license during your revocation period, as long as you meet certain conditions like having a breathalyzer in your vehicle.
If you do nothing and your window to file an appeal has closed, your license will be revoked indefinitely until you complete IDAP. See our page on Driver's Licenses for more information. If you hire us, we handle your driver's license case too -- at no extra charge.
How We Evaluate Your Case
We comprehensively evaluate every detail of your case so that you get the best possible result, including:
Reviewing the stop and arrest
Analyzing breath or blood testing
Identifying issues with officer training or protocol
Challenging field sobriety tests and evaluations
Reviewing your driver's license options
Facing a DUI Charge?
We've handled thousands of DUI cases successfully. Talk to an attorney today.