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State of Oklahoma v. Byron James Shepard

Date: 11-18-2019

Case Number: CF-2017-00176

Judge: John G. Canavan

Court: District Court, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma

Plaintiff's Attorney: Pattye High

Defendant's Attorney: Mitchel Solomon

Description:
Shawnee, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Byron James Shepard with:



1. MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREEE - DELIBERATE INTENT, in violation of 21 OS 701.7



2. KNOWINGLY CONCEALING STOLEN PROPERTY-A FELONY



3. POSSESSION OF CDS



The State of Oklahoma claimed that Shepard shot and killed officer Justin Terney, age 22, during a traffic stop on March 26, 2017.
Outcome:
11-18-2019



FILE VERDICT- COUNT 1 MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE-







DELIBERATE INTENT- DEFENDANT IS GUILTY



11-18-2019



FILE VERDICT- COUNT 2 CONCEALING STOLEN PROPERTY-







DEFENDANT IS GUILTY AND FIX PUNISHMENT AT 5 YEARS







$500.00



11-18-2019



FILE VERDICT- COUNT 3 POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED







DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE- DEFENDANT IS GUILTY AND FIX







PUNISHMENT AT 10 YEARS $5000.00
Plaintiff's Experts:
Defendant's Experts:
Comments:

About This Case

What was the outcome of State of Oklahoma v. Byron James Shepard?

The outcome was: 11-18-2019 FILE VERDICT- COUNT 1 MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE- DELIBERATE INTENT- DEFENDANT IS GUILTY 11-18-2019 FILE VERDICT- COUNT 2 CONCEALING STOLEN PROPERTY- DEFENDANT IS GUILTY AND FIX PUNISHMENT AT 5 YEARS $500.00 11-18-2019 FILE VERDICT- COUNT 3 POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE- DEFENDANT IS GUILTY AND FIX PUNISHMENT AT 10 YEARS $5000.00

Which court heard State of Oklahoma v. Byron James Shepard?

This case was heard in District Court, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, OK. The presiding judge was John G. Canavan.

Who were the attorneys in State of Oklahoma v. Byron James Shepard?

Plaintiff's attorney: Pattye High. Defendant's attorney: Mitchel Solomon.

When was State of Oklahoma v. Byron James Shepard decided?

This case was decided on November 18, 2019.