State of Oklahoma v. Paul Edward Mickle, Jr.

Sapulpa, Oklahoma criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with grand larceny,

r Oklahoma's Marsy's LawRight to be heard: Expanded opportunities to speak during crucial criminal justice proceedings, such as sentencing or parole hearings. [1] (https://www.readfrontier.org/stories/will-oklahoma-voters-amend-victims-rights-in-the-states-constitution-a-national-campaign-hopes-so/), [2] (https://ktul.com/news/local/marsys-law-state-question-794-passes-in-oklahoma)Right to refuse interviews: The ability to refuse an interview, deposition, or other request by the defendant’s attorney unless a formal subpoena is issued. [1] (https://ok.marsyslaw.us/latest-news/crime_victims_benefiting_from_new_oklahoma_law)Right to notification: Timely notice of all court proceedings, major case developments, and any changes or escapes regarding the offender's custody status. [1] (https://ok.marsyslaw.us/)Right to protection: Reasonable protection from the accused and the right to proceedings free from unreasonable delay. [1] (https://www.readfrontier.org/stories/will-oklahoma-voters-amend-victims-rights-in-the-states-constitution-a-national-campaign-hopes-so/)

DEFENDANT SWORN AND ADVISED OF RIGHTS. PLEA: 2 YEARS SUSPENDED, ***$500.00 FINE, $250.OO VICTIMS' COMPENSATION. RELEASE ISSUED. RESTITUTIUON $300.00. FINE AND COST NOTICE GIVEN. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS. 991 FEES APPLY. PSI WAIVED. MARCY'S LAW COMPLIED WITH.