The 85% is a required "minimum" served. It is not a guaranteed release day. The guaranteed release day would be the 100% time served.

They get credits to reduce time served but it cannot lower it below the 85%. It is well within the rights of the institution to give or revoke credits.

One of the most common ways companies get around releasing information is when you fill out an application there is often a consent form or line stating you give permission to the release of information. For example: Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD) application process includes a consent... View More

You should seek the assistance of an attorney in this situation as you do not want to put the children in harms way. However, so long as there is nothing from the court stating you cannot have custody of the children, then you have precedence over the girlfriend while the father is incarcerated.... View More

I agree with Mr. Avery - You need to contact an attorney to help you with this. Without a will all possessions become part of the estate and are considered 'equitable value' to the estate for the division per state statute of intestacy. If you have something specific that you want to go... View More

In Oklahoma we follow the Federal guidelines for ADA markings. Therefore, for a parking spot to be officially marked as a handicap parking space it has to have the Signage (R7-8 Sign with the bottom edge 60" above the ground) as well as the pavement marking. Otherwise, it does not meet the... View More

If there was an intent to have a ceremonial marriage then you cannot be considered common law married. One of the elements of a non-ceremonial marriage (“common law” marriage) is there is no intent to have the ceremony ((even if that is just going before the judge))

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Depending on Arkansas law he could face a misdemeanor criminal charge ((though these are not usually prosecuted by the state)) - Oklahoma it is a felony to marry another while being married. Again the state usually doesn’t do anything to prosecute this. However, it will invalidate his marriage... View More

4th amendment protects from unwarranted searches and seizures. From initial observations, Mountain Park has a municipal ordinance prohibiting this, that is why you did not see it in the Oklahoma Statutes. Furthermore, if the passengers were minors who were not "secured" properly, they... View More

Get formal paperwork put in place. There will be a Child Support Calculation worksheet put together for you but it will take into account overnights, childcare (if any), Health Insurance (if any), other children in the home (not part of the case), alimony being paid out, etc... Your best bet is to... View More

You can hire a new attorney to file an entry on your behalf and they will be able to get all the information from the opposing counsel or from the court. Alternatively, you can file a termination of attorney with the court and then you can represent yourself pro se and the opposing counsel can... View More

Sorry for your inconvenience during this time. First thing is if you are dissatisfied with the lawyer you currently have, then you are well within your rights to terminate their representation and hire a new lawyer. The new lawyer should be able to get the information from the original lawyer.... View More

In most instances, the original listing agent has a clause in their contract granting them a fee if the house is sold within a certain time frame. The removal of the listing itself is not a definitive withdrawal of representation. The seller needs to get a complete written release from the... View More

The rule of intestacy in Oklahoma has specific rules. The first person on the list is the spouse of the deceased, and then any children (even adopted OUT children receive) of the deceased, or heirs of those classes (so grandchildren would take if the children had predeceased). Then if there is no... View More

Executive sessions in Oklahoma are permitted only for specific purposes, such as discussing personnel matters, legal advice, or confidential information. The purpose of an executive session is to allow for confidential discussions that may not be appropriate for public scrutiny. However, they... View More

The courts will have to determine jurisdiction. It sounds like you just recently moved, and the residence of the minor child would have been in Oklahoma prior to you leaving. Which then most likely, the fathers motion will be heard here, and the Nevada court will most likely transfer their case... View More

Cases like these are very fact specific. However, if he was in control of the vehicle then by default he is in control of the occupants and its contents. Therefore, yes if the quantity is sufficient to meet trafficking then yes he can be charged with that and have to defend it in court.... View More

If they legally towed the vehicle (such as by order from law enforcement or by order of a private property owner/business) even though you did not consent, they have a right to be paid by the owner of the vehicle before releasing it. This ensures they get paid for doing their job legally. They can... View More

As long as the termination is not a result of pregnancy then it would be legal. A company is not obligated by law to make a temporary position become permanent and they often do not. Hence the reason they use a temporary agency to begin with. The burden of proof would be on you to prove that was... View More

I understand your frustration. Rust on the underside of a vehicle, especially one that is 6 years old, could just as easily be neglect on the previous owner. If the previous owner drove in muddy conditions a lot, such as a construction company and they didn't wash the underside properly, or... View More

Oklahoma is & is not a common law state -- There are still requirements to be met for the 'non-ceremonial' marriage (which is the closest thing to common-law) - Based on the limited facts you stated, it would be hard to meet the burden of proof to actually depict such. Having a child... View More