Oklahoma Law Enforcement Penalties

Summary

In Oklahoma, the minimum punishment for a felony attempted murder by an officer is no less than 20 years, with a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. If a District Attorney is found guilty of conspiracy and involvement in a cover-up of a felony, the minimum sentence is 1 year and the maximum sentence is 10 years. Neglect of duty by a deputy sheriff could potentially fall under Misconduct by a Public Official or Willful Neglect of Duty, with a maximum sentence of 1 year in county jail. Tampering with evidence by an officer could result in up to 10 years of imprisonment. Perjury by a police officer carries a minimum sentence of 1 year and a maximum sentence of 20 years. A jail nurse denying necessary medical care could be considered Neglect by a Caretaker. The right to a speedy trial is protected under the 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and if violated, it can

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Bryan county oklahoma
In Oklahoma:
- Minimum punishment for a felony attempted murder by an officer is no less than 20 years.
- Maximum punishment can be life imprisonment.

Bryan County District Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
min/max jail time for a DA that is found guilty of conspiring and involvement in a coverup of a felony of one of their officers
In Oklahoma, if a District Attorney is found guilty of conspiracy and involvement in a cover-up of a felony:
- Minimum sentence is 1 year
- Maximum sentence is 10 years

Bryan County District Court


Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
what's the statute for that
In Oklahoma, the charge for the DA's conspiracy or involvement in a cover-up could fall under "Obstruction of Justice". The relevant statute is * Okl.St.Ann. § *, which outlines penalties for obstructing officers.
statute for attempted murder by officer
In Oklahoma, "Attempted Murder" by an officer could be prosecuted under the general "Attempted Murder" statute, * Okl.St.Ann. § *.*(A). The penalties depend on the circumstances and severity of the offense.
statute for neglect of duty by a deputy sheriff
In Oklahoma, neglect of duty by a deputy sheriff could potentially fall under "Misconduct by a Public Official" (Title *, Section *) or "Willful Neglect of Duty" (Title *, Section *).
min/max jail time for willful neglect of duty by a deputy sheriff
In Oklahoma, for "Willful Neglect of Duty" by an officer:
- Minimum sentence is not specified
- Maximum sentence is 1 year in county jail

Bryan County District Court


Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
statute and min/max jail time for tampering with evidence by an officer
In Oklahoma, tampering with evidence by an officer could fall under "Obstruction of Justice". The specific statute is * Okl.St.Ann. § *.
- Minimum sentence is not specified
- Maximum sentence is up to 10 years

Bryan County District Court


Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
statute for perjury by a a police officer
In Oklahoma, perjury by a police officer could be prosecuted under "Perjury" statute, * Okl.St.Ann. § *. The penalties are:
- Minimum sentence: 1 year
- Maximum sentence: 20 years

Bryan County District Court


Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
statute for a jail nurse that denies necessary medical care
In Oklahoma, a jail nurse denying necessary medical care could be considered "Neglect by a Caretaker" under Title *, Section *.*. This can include medical professionals who intentionally deprive a person of health care necessary to sustain health.
how long do I have to wait to have my preliminary hearing before they have committed a violation of my civil rights of due process and speedy trial
In Oklahoma, the preliminary hearing should occur within 10 days for individuals in custody and 20 days if not in custody, after the initial appearance. Exceptions apply. Please consult your attorney or local court for specific guidance.

Bryan County District Court



Phone:(*) *-*

Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States

Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
is it a violation if there is nothing that could prolong the hearing and it's been over a year
In Oklahoma, if your preliminary hearing has been delayed for over a year without justification, it could potentially be seen as a violation of your right to a speedy trial. Consult your attorney or the Bryan County District Court for advice.

Bryan County District Court


Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * W Evergreen St, Durant, OK *, United States
Website: www.oscn.net/courts/bryan
what's the statute and the min/max jail time for it
Could you please clarify the specific offence you're referring to, so I can provide the appropriate information?
what is the statute for violation of my right to a speedy trial... and what would be the min/max possible jail time
In Oklahoma, the right to a speedy trial is protected under the 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. There's no specific statute or jail time for its violation. If violated, it can lead to dismissal of the charges. Please consult a local attorney for advice.