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Can an Oklahoma DUI Be Dismissed?
An Oklahoma DUI can be dismissed, but dismissal depends on the evidence and legal issues in the case. Unlawful stops, inadmissible testing, weak proof, or missing evidence may sup...
Read ArticleDrug Offenses in Tulsa
Drug cases can involve very different allegations, from possession to distribution and trafficking. A useful defense begins with the specific charge and the evidence supporting it. We review how the investigation unfolded, listen to your account, and help you understand the choices ahead.
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Drug Offenses: how we help
Find more detail about your specific situation, including the issues involved and the questions to discuss with your attorney.
Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
Oklahoma reformed its drug laws. Your defense should take advantage of that.
Learn morePossession With Intent to Distribute
The line between personal possession and distribution is thinner than you think.
Learn moreDrug Trafficking
Drug trafficking charges carry mandatory prison time. There is no room for a weak defense.
Learn moreAggravated Drug Trafficking
Oklahoma's harshest drug penalties demand the strongest possible defense.
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Our approach
A defense built around your situation.
- 01
Review the investigation
We examine how officers conducted the stop, search, or investigation and how they obtained the evidence.
- 02
Test the prosecution’s account
We review reports, testing records, and the alleged connection between you and the substances involved.
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Build an individual strategy
We discuss the strengths and concerns in your case and explain the next steps in a defense tailored to your circumstances.
What to do in the first 24–48 hours
- 1Write everything down
Write down what you remember about the incident, including conversations with officers or witnesses and the circumstances leading to the charge.
- 2Do not post online
Do not discuss your charge on social media or with friends. Prosecutors can use these statements.
- 3Contact a defense attorney
Call us promptly to review the charge and begin gathering evidence before it disappears.
Quick Answers: What you are facing
Lengthy prison sentences
Up to life in prison for aggravated drug trafficking
Up to $100,000+ in fines
Plus extensive court costs and drug abuse assessments
Permanent felon record
Loss of gun ownership rights, voting rights, and civil liberties
Driver's license suspension
Oklahoma drug convictions trigger license suspensions
Career limitations
Barred from nursing, teaching, trade, and CDL positions
Civil asset forfeiture
The state can permanently seize your cash, cars, or property
Why people trust Landes Criminal Defense after a drug charge
Former Prosecutor Insight
Kaylind has seen how cases are built from the state's side and uses that perspective to identify weaknesses in stops, testing, reports, and procedure.
Focused Criminal Defense
The firm handles criminal defense, substance-related charges, and expungements. We don't juggle a broad mix of unrelated civil matters.
Direct, Personal Representation
Clients receive direct access, clear next steps, and consistent case updates instead of feeling passed around to paralegals or junior associates.
Verified Details:
- • Licensed in Oklahoma
- • Office in Tulsa
- • Former Tulsa County ADA
- • Former Rogers County ADA
- • Direct attorney access
- • Free consultation
"She was very professional and always was quick to respond. She got my DUI dismissed and I couldn't be more pleased with her work."
— Morgan
"Kaylind made a difficult situation much easier and helped me reach a much better outcome than I could've hoped for."
— Jimmy
"I can't say enough great things about Landes Criminal Defense. From the very first consultation, their team was professional, attentive, and genuinely invested in my case... If you're looking for a law firm that combines deep knowledge, responsiveness, and a client-first approach, I highly recommend them."
— Jack
The Legal Process Timeline
1. The Arrest or Citation
The case begins with an arrest or citation. If arrested, booking and release conditions may follow.
2. Arraignment
Your first court appearance where formal charges are read and a plea is entered (usually "Not Guilty").
3. Discovery & Investigation
We obtain police reports, witness statements, available video, and other evidence to investigate the state's case.
4. Negotiation & Motions
We file motions to suppress bad evidence and negotiate with the prosecutor for dismissal or reduction.
5. Hearing, Trial, or Plea
Your case is resolved either by trial, an evidentiary hearing, or an agreed plea deal (like a deferred sentence).
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