Once a Defendant enters a “pauper’s affidavit” and is granted a court-appointed attorney, he or she is limited in the ability to choose exactly who will be appointed as counsel. It is possible to secure a new public defender in the occasion that the attorney either has a conflict or is shown to be incompetent. However, the easiest way to secure legal representation of your choice is to hire a private attorney. The public defenders and attorneys for the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System are some of the most talented lawyers in the state; regardless, court-appointed attorneys are most often just as overworked as they are talented. Most Defendants choose to hire private counsel if they are able; consequently, they can rest assured that their case is receiving the proper individualized attention it deserves. Remember, the legal field is just like any other profession: you get what you pay for. Contact our criminal defense law firm now so that we may provide you with a free and confidential consultation.
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Federal Drug Conspiracy:
dismissed
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Federal Maintaining Drug-Involved Premises:
dismissed
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Federal Wire Fraud:
probation
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First Degree Rape:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Possession of Proceeds from Violation of UCDSA:
dismissed
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Possession of CDS within 1000 Feet of School or Park:
dismissed
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Possession of CDS in the Presence of a Minor:
dismissed
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Maintaining a Dwelling Where CDS is Kept or Sold:
dismissed
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Possession of Firearm During Commission of a Felony:
dismissed
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Lewd or Indecent Proposals to a Child Under 16:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Aggravated Trafficking in Illegal Drugs (Cocaine):
dismissed
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Kidnapping:
dismissed
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Domestic A & B with a Dangerous Weapon:
dismissed
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Lewd Molestation of a Child Under 12:
dismissed
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Domestic Abuse by Strangulation:
dismissed
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Aggravated Trafficking in Illegal Drugs (Meth):
dismissed
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Obtaining CDS by Forged Prescription (6 Counts):
dismissed
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Manufacturing Controlled Dangerous Substance (CDS):
dismissed
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Pointing a Firearm at Another:
dismissed
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Rape in the Second Degree:
dismissed
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First Degree Rape by Instrumentation:
dismissed
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Selling or Offering for Sale a False Identification Document:
dismissed
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Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon:
dismissed
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Assault with a Dangerous Weapon:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Child Abuse by Injury:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Indecent or Lewd Acts with a Child Under 16:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Trafficking of CDS (Methamphetamine):
dismissed
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Conspiracy to Distribute Marijuana:
dismissed
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Possession of Firearm While Committing a Felony:
dismissed
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Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute:
dismissed
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Rape in the Second Degree by Instrumentation:
dismissed
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DUI:
Dismissed
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Sexual Battery:
dismissed
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Child Sexual Abuse:
dismissed
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Child Neglect:
dismissed
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Lewd Acts with a Child Under 16:
dismissed
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Rape in the First Degree by Instrumentation:
dismissed
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Armed Robbery:
dismissed
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Grand Larceny:
Dismissed
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Conspiracy to Commit Grand Larceny:
dismisssed
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Racketeering (RICO):
dismissed
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Money Laundering:
dismissed
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Providing Pornographic Material to a Minor:
dismissed
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Lewd Molestation of a Child Under 16:
dismissed
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Second Degree Burglary:
dismissed
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Unlawful Possession of a Weapon:
dismissed
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Obstructing an Officer:
dismissed
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Forcible Oral Sodomy:
dismissed
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Lewd Molestation:
dismissed
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Acquiring Proceeds From Drug Activity:
dismissed
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Offering to Engage in an Act of Lewdness:
dismissed
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Felony Pointing a Firearm at Another:
dismissed
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Carrying a Firearm While Under the Influence:
dismissed
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Malicious Injury and Destruction of Property:
dismissed
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Violation of Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act:
acquittal by jury verdict
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Motion to Revoke Felony Suspended Sentence:
dismissed
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Conspiracy to Distribute Controlled Dangerous Substance:
no conviction & no incarceration
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Threatening to Perform an Act of Violence:
dismissed
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Second Degree Robbery:
dismissed
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Operating an Unsafe Vehicle:
Dismissed -
First Degree Robbery:
dismissed -
Kidnapping:
dismissed -
Pardon Application:
pardon granted -
Domestic Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon:
dismissed -
Pattern of Criminal Offenses:
dismissed -
Federal Assault Charges:
dismissed -
Possession of Drug Proceeds:
dismissed -
Procuring a Child for Lewd Acts:
dismissed -
Violation of Oklahoma Statutes Via Computer:
dismissed -
Felony Child Abuse by Injury:
acquittal by jury verdict -
Burglary in the First Degree:
dismissed -
Assault and Battery (Non-Domestic):
dismissed -
Federal Theft Charges:
dismissed -
Marijuana Possession:
dismissed -
Possession of CDS (One Pound Marijuana) with Intent to Distribute:
dismissed -
Bond Reduction:
$500,000 bond reduced to medical PR bond -
Application to Accelerate Felony Deferred Sentence:
dismissed -
Bond Reduction:
$500,000 bond reduced to $40,000 bond -
Felony Malicious Injury and Destruction of Property:
dismissed -
Possession of Paraphernalia:
dismissed -
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of Drugs:
dismissed -
Possession of CDS - Methamphetamine:
dismissed -
Oklahoma Supreme Court Appeal:
client's victory affirmed by oklahoma's supreme court -
Making Lewd or Indecent Proposals to Child Under 12 (2 counts):
acquittal by jury verdict -
Indecent or Lewd Acts with a Child Under 16 (5 counts):
acquittal by jury verdict -
Abandonment of Domestic Animal on Road:
dismissed -
Larceny of Dogs:
dismissed -
Assault and Battery (Domestic):
dismissed -
Domestic Assault and Battery:
dismissed -
Incest:
dismissed -
Driving with Improper Equipment:
dismissed -
Driving Under the Influence (DUI):
dismissed -
Possession of Marijuana:
dismissed -
Victims Protective Order Trial:
emergency protective order dismissed & VPO denied -
Embezzlement:
no conviction & no incarceration -
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol:
dismissed -
First Degree Rape Appeal:
conviction reversed by Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals and remanded for new trial -
Threatening, Harassing, or Obscene Phone Calls:
dismissed -
Public Intoxication:
dismissed -
Assault:
dismissed -
Posession of a Firearm While Intoxicated:
no conviction & no incarceration -
"Actual Physical Control" (APC) of a Motorized Vehicle While Intoxicated:
no conviction & no incarceration -
Leaving the Scene of an Accident Resulting in Personal Injury:
dismissed -
Lewd Molestation (6 counts):
dismissed -
Second Degree Rape:
dismissed -
Leaving the Scene of an Accident Resulting in Personal Injury:
dismissed -
Offering to Engage in an Act of Prostitution:
no conviction & no incarceration -
Using Access to Computers to Violate the Oklahoma Statutes:
no conviction & no incarceration -
Making a False, Ficticious, or Fraudulent Claim Against the State:
dismissed -
Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony:
no conviction & no incarceration -
First Degree Rape (Victim Under 14):
dismissed -
Incest:
dismissed -
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol:
no conviction & no incarceration -
Domestic Assault and Battery in the Presence of a Minor:
dismissed -
Victim Protective Order:
dismissed -
Public Intoxication:
dismissed -
Aggravated Possession of Child Pornography:
acquittal by jury verdict -
Destruction of Private Property:
dismissed -
Making a False, Ficticious, or Fraudulent Claim Against the State:
dismissed -
Lewd or Indecent Acts in the Presence of a Child:
acquittal by jury verdict -
Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance (Prescription Pills):
Dismissed
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Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute within 2000 feet of a school:
no conviction & no incarceration
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Possession of Drug Paraphernalia:
dismissed
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Possession of an Offensive Weapon:
no conviction & no incarceration
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Second Degree Rape:
Dismissed
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Assault:
no conviction & no incarceration
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Domestic Abuse:
no conviction & no incarceration
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Following too Closely:
Dismissed
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Possession of Marijuana:
dismissed
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Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance (Prescription Pills):
Dismissed
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Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance (Methamphetamine):
no conviction & no incarceration
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Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance (Marijuana):
no conviction & no incarceration
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Supervised Probation:
Modified to Unsupervised Probation
EVALUATION

Adam R. Banner, Esq.
The Law Offices of Adam R. Banner, P.C.
1900 Northwest Expy, #603
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
405-778-4800 [phone]
888-269-0602 [fax]