by BMO Law | Nov 7, 2024 | Criminal Law, legal information
Oops, I Did it Again! Does Double Jeopardy Apply? Double jeopardy exists to protect individuals from being repeatedly charged or prosecuted for the same criminal offense. Prosecutors cannot get a “redo” if they fail to prove their case the first time. Once a verdict...
by BMO Law | Oct 7, 2024 | Criminal Law, legal information
We have all seen movies showing the police searching a person’s home or vehicle, but do you understand your rights if it were to happen in real life? Can the police conduct a search without your permission or a warrant? Understanding your legal rights is critical in...
by BMO Law | Sep 10, 2024 | Criminal Law, legal information
A police stop can be stressful but knowing your rights and how to exercise them is crucial for ensuring a fair and lawful interaction. Here is a summary of understanding and asserting your rights during a police stop in Oklahoma: Your Rights During a Police Stop Below...
by BMO Law | Aug 15, 2024 | Criminal Law, legal information
Using Surveillance Video in Your Criminal Defense Case The use of surveillance video as influential pieces of evidence in criminal cases is impacting legal strategies for both defense attorneys and the prosecution. There are cameras everywhere in today’s world, so...
by BMO Law | Jul 10, 2024 | Criminal Law, legal information
When you are accused of a crime, time can seem to accelerate. Knowing your rights and the necessary steps to take is crucial. The criminal defense attorneys at Babbitt, Mitchell & Ogle law firm offers seasoned counsel and effective representation when your...
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