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New Oklahoma DUI Laws Take Effect November 1, 2025
Oklahoma’s DUI laws are changing, and the penalties are more serious than ever. Beginning November 1, 2025, a DUI can now be charged as a felony under several new conditions. A DUI offense may be elevated to a felony if it involves:
A crash
Driving with a minor in the vehicle
Excessive speeding or reckless driving
Eluding law enforcement
A high blood alcohol concentration (0.15% or higher)
Even first-time offenders could now face substantial fines and serious jail time under the updated law. If you have been charged with a DUI, it is crucial to act quickly and protect your rights. Our experienced legal team understands Oklahoma’s new DUI laws and can help you navigate your options. Call now for immediate assistance: 405-232-1515.
Defending High-Stakes Cases
The tragic and highly publicized case of Rebecca Hogue gained national and international attention. Hogue was charged with first-degree murder under Oklahoma's "failure to protect" law after her son was killed by her boyfriend. Despite a jury recommending a life sentence, our own Andrew Casey successfully secured a 16-month sentence, allowing Hogue to avoid an unjust life sentence. This case was featured on A&E's "Accused: Guilty or Innocent" (Heavy.com) (Breaking News in Tulsa, Oklahoma) (DUI Attorney Oklahoma City, OK)
Our team continues to raise funds for Ms. Hogue’s housing, life costs, fees, fine, and more. You can support her here.
