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Learn the difference between DUI and DWI in Oklahoma, including BAC rules, penalties, license consequences, and why the evidence matters.

Beginning Nov 1, 2026, Senate Bill 1543 allows two or more separate DUI violations committed within one year to be combined, or “aggregated”, and prosecuted as a single Class C2 f...

Learn what typically happens after a first DUI arrest in Oklahoma, including the criminal case, driving privileges, IDAP, and immediate next steps.

If you're facing a first-time felony DUI charge in Tulsa, you may have an opportunity to avoid a felony conviction through Tulsa County's First Offense DUI Program (FODP). Eligibl...

A first-offense DUI in Oklahoma can now be a felony and a felony conviction takes your gun rights. Learn how the new law works and how to fight it.

Having both a drivers license and a medical card can quietly expose you to serious liability. Because Oklahoma's DUI testing only detects the presence of THC, not actual impairmen...

Oklahoma's new DUI law took effect April 13, 2026. First offense DUIs can now be felonies with mandatory 10 days in jail. Learn how the law has changed.

Charged with a DUI in Wagoner County? Learn what to expect from your criminal case and your civil driver's license case, including key court dates, license revocation rules, and w...

A Tulsa County DUI arrest triggers two separate cases: criminal charges and a civil driver's license case. Here's what you need to know about both.

What happens after you're charged with a crime? From plea offers to jury trials, here are the 4 possible outcomes and how to choose the right one for your case.