If you’re facing a tribal criminal matter, seeking a specialized tribal attorney is crucial. I’m Ted Hasse, an attorney with extensive experience in federal and tribal courts in Oklahoma. Many people underestimate the importance of hiring an attorney who not only practices in tribal court but knows the specific court where you have charges. Experienced attorneys deliver better outcomes due to their familiarity with local judges and prosecutors. Plus, less experienced attorneys may lead to higher costs due to inefficiencies. If you need guidance regarding your case, feel free to reach out to us at 918-932-2800 for a consultation.
Criminal Defense
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Your First Look at the Government’s Case
A preliminary hearing is a pivotal step in the Oklahoma federal court system, examining whether there’s sufficient evidence to justify a trial. This hearing, also known as a probable cause hearing, safeguards defendants’ rights, ensuring they aren’t held indefinitely without just cause. During the hearing, the prosecution presents evidence, while the defense has the opportunity to challenge it. The judge’s ruling can lead to a trial or potentially dismiss the charges. Understanding this process is crucial for anyone facing federal charges. For a thorough defense, reach out to a skilled attorney for guidance and support.
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Discovery is a crucial part of federal criminal cases, as it allows for transparency and fairness in the legal process. As a defendant facing federal charges, it is essential to understand the meaning of discovery and how it works in your case. This article explores the discovery process for defendants in federal criminal cases in Oklahoma, including initial disclosure, Brady material, witness information and statements, document and evidence production, and expert witnesses. With the help of an experienced Tulsa federal criminal defense attorney, you can navigate the complexities of the discovery process and build a strong defense strategy. Contact Ted Hasse today for a consultation.