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State of Oklahoma v. Qrell Johnson
Date: 08-26-2026
Case Number:
Judge: Not Available
Court: District Court, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
Plaintiff's Attorney:
Tulsa County District Attorney's Office
Defendant's Attorney:
Click Here For The Best Tulsa Criminal Defense Lawyer Directory
Description:
Tulsa, Oklahoma criminal defense lawyer represents the Defendant charged with possession of a firearm after former conviction of a firearm.
Reported by: Kent Morlan, Esq.
a person convicted of a felony cannot own, possess, or control a firearm in Oklahoma under Oklahoma Statutes Title 21 § 1283.
General Rules
Prohibition: It is illegal for a convicted felon to have a gun in their house, in a vehicle they drive or ride in, or under their direct control.
Jurisdiction: This ban applies to felony convictions from Oklahoma, any other state, or federal court.
Federal Law: Federal law also bans anyone with a felony conviction from possessing firearms or ammunition nationwide.
Exceptions
Full Pardon: A person convicted of a non-violent felony can have their firearm rights restored only if they receive a full and complete pardon from the proper authority (the Governor of Oklahoma) and have no other unpardoned felony convictions.
Penalties: Possessing a firearm as a felon is a separate felony offense in Oklahoma and carries a prison sentence of 1 to 10 years.
It is amazing how people, mostly men, possess firearms in Oklahoma.
Reported by: Kent Morlan, Esq.
a person convicted of a felony cannot own, possess, or control a firearm in Oklahoma under Oklahoma Statutes Title 21 § 1283.
General Rules
Prohibition: It is illegal for a convicted felon to have a gun in their house, in a vehicle they drive or ride in, or under their direct control.
Jurisdiction: This ban applies to felony convictions from Oklahoma, any other state, or federal court.
Federal Law: Federal law also bans anyone with a felony conviction from possessing firearms or ammunition nationwide.
Exceptions
Full Pardon: A person convicted of a non-violent felony can have their firearm rights restored only if they receive a full and complete pardon from the proper authority (the Governor of Oklahoma) and have no other unpardoned felony convictions.
Penalties: Possessing a firearm as a felon is a separate felony offense in Oklahoma and carries a prison sentence of 1 to 10 years.
It is amazing how people, mostly men, possess firearms in Oklahoma.
Outcome:
A criminal charge is not proof of guilt.
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Defendant's Experts:
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About This Case
What was the outcome of State of Oklahoma v. Qrell Johnson?
The outcome was: A criminal charge is not proof of guilt.
Which court heard State of Oklahoma v. Qrell Johnson?
This case was heard in District Court, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, OK. The presiding judge was Not Available.
Who were the attorneys in State of Oklahoma v. Qrell Johnson?
Plaintiff's attorney: Tulsa County District Attorney's Office. Defendant's attorney: Click Here For The Best Tulsa Criminal Defense Lawyer Directory.
When was State of Oklahoma v. Qrell Johnson decided?
This case was decided on August 26, 2026.