Recently, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled in several cases that State Questions 818, 819, and 820 are all constitutionally valid in order to be presented to the people of Oklahoma for a general vote. These state questions concern the legalization of recreational marijuana, replacement of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, and the inclusion of Article 32 to the Oklahoma Constitution authorizing the legalization, regulation, and taxation of recreational use marijuana by adults age 21 years and older.
Read MoreDriving under the influence (DUI) is a relatively common, but serious charge in Oklahoma. If you have been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), actual physical control (APC), or other serious traffic offense, call Diver Law Firm at (405) 896-8080 to schedule a free consultation
Read MoreIf you or a loved one has been convicted of a crime, you may be eligible to have the criminal record of your conviction expunged. You need an Oklahoma City law firm that has a near-perfect 99.9% success rate with nearly a decade of practice. Contact Diver Law Firm today!
Read MoreMore people than ever have some form of public record that identifies a criminal case or arrest. Whether from adolescent mistakes or law enforcement errors, many good, honest people have criminal records that do not reflect their real character or aptitude for moral judgment.
Read MoreImmigrants living in the United States are eligible for unemployment benefits and disaster relief. But as the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus spread across the country, many are reportedly afraid to file for unemployment and other government benefits. Now is not a time for anyone in America to be afraid to go to a hospital or use vital disaster relief and benefits. Everyone needs resources to stay healthy and help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Read MoreIn 2012, the Supreme Court of the United States wrote that “plea bargaining…is not some adjunct to the criminal justice system; it is the criminal justice system.” There needs to be commonsense guidelines surrounding the negotiation process that ensure both sides have all of the relevant and necessary information in order to make the most informed and justified decision.
Read MoreIn 2019, the Oklahoma Pardon & Parole Board recommended sentence commutations for 527 inmates. Gov. Stitt signed and commuted the sentences for 462 offenders, resulting in immediate release. What happens now?
Read MoreEarlier this month, Oklahoma’s DUI laws drastically changed. Prior to these newly enacted laws, law enforcement could legally suspended a person’s driving privileges if they refuse to take a state-mandated sobriety test and the only way to appeal this suspension is through the Department of Public Safety (DPS). Now, when a person is arrested for DUI or APC they will be given written notice that their driving privileges will be revoked, effective within thirty (30) days of the arrest. New laws give drivers limited options when facing a revocation of their driving privileges.
Read MoreTrust our team to guide your business endeavor from application and licensing to exit strategy. Diver Law Firm can assist you and your commercial cannabis business by providing comprehensive compliance audits and individual jurisdictional reviews to make sure you meet the strict state and local cannabis compliance standards. Take a proactive approach to your business and stay ahead of the game. Ensure your business’ compliance with regulators by letting Diver Law Firm conduct audits and regulatory reviews.
Read MoreThe Department of Homeland Security released a proposed regulation authorizing an agency-wide program that will permit Border Patrol and ICE to collect DNA samples from apprehended undocumented migrants regardless of criminal suspicion.
Read MoreThe annual criminal justice initiative, which spans 40 events in over 30 cities nationwide, will offer services like legal workshops, voter registration, and employment workshops to the nearly 80 million Americans impacted by criminal records.
Read MoreHouse Bill 2597, called “constitutional carry” or “permitless carry,” was signed into law by Governor Kevin Stitt and takes effect November 1, 2019. Many other significant changes to Oklahoma’s firearm laws will also go into effect this coming November. Make sure you know your rights and how to lawfully protect yourself and your property.
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