If you have been charged with DUI or any other crime in Oklahoma, seek professional help by calling 405-231-5600 to schedule your free no obligation consultation. Conveniently located in downtown Oklahoma City with free on site parking. Telephone consultations are available for those outside of Oklahoma City. News:

Learn the potential penalties for DUI, DWI, APC, and other alcohol-related driving offenses in Oklahoma.

In Oklahoma, there are two types of expungement: a Section 991c expungement and a Section 18/19 expungement. A Section 991c expungement will seal the court records, meaning that the public will not have access to them.

In early February 2020, DPS contacted the Hunsucker Legal Group informing us that DPS was not going to appeal our successful lower court decisions to the Oklahoma Supreme Court and was no longer going to enforce the additional interlock requirements.

Conveniently located in downtown Oklahoma City with free on-site parking. Telephone consultations are available for those outside of Oklahoma City. If you have been charged with DUI in Oklahoma, call the Hunsucker Legal Group at 405-231-5600 today for your free DUI consultation with a skilled DUI attorney.

A potential alternative to traditional sentencing for a DUI offense in Oklahoma County as well as many other Oklahoma Counties like Cleveland, Lincoln, Pottawatomie, and others is the DUI Court program.

Learn what an ignition interlock device is in Oklahoma and how a DUI conviction may require you to install one in your vehicle. (405) 231-5600 Free Case Evaluation | Directions

Question: What is DUI “per se” in Oklahoma? Answer: DUI per se is, per se means that it is presumed. It is a term that means it is presumed that you are under the influence.

In Oklahoma, you may be charged with felony DUI if you have a prior DUI deferred sentence or conviction on your record. This look back period runs 10 years from the date of sentence completion of the previous case.

Attorney Doug Baxter discusses the purpose of the 15-minute observation period required before the administration of a BAC breath test in Oklahoma.