Tracy Tiernan

Get a seasoned Trial Attorney to represent you in your time of need. I have been representing Oklahomans for more than 30 years who have been arrested for misdemeanor and serious felony Criminal charges or hurt in Car Wrecks, Semi Trucking Collisions or Workers' Compensation (or on the job) Injuries.

University of Tulsa College of Law

J.D. (1990)

1987 - 1990

Southern Methodist University

B.A. (1987) | Political Science

1983 - 1987

Oklahoma

Since 1990

10th Circuit

Since 1994

• Free Consultation
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• Contingent Fees

Q. Detective Questioned for embezzlement from work place. said he would get back with me, any suggestions

October 29, 2024

A: The strongest evidence in a court of law is when a defendant accused of a crime opens their mouth and gives a confession. Most seasoned criminal defense attorneys will tell you never to talk to law-enforcement when you know you’re under investigation for having committed a crime.

Having said that, since we really don’t know the specifics of your case (what type of alleged embezzlement is involved and whether you even gave any helpful information or a confession to law-enforcement), you should immediately contact a criminal defense attorney to discuss.

Best of luck!

Q. When there's an application to revoke that's been filed, after a prior one has been dismissed, according to Title 22, th

October 25, 2024

A: It’s not necessarily a scheduled formula of punishment. When you violate the rules and conditions of your probation, the state, through the district attorneys office, and the judge have the power to punish you in a variety of different ways including a minimal slap on the wrist to incarceration potentially. It depends on the charges and the type of sentence and probation you received.

You need to contact your attorney in the case or some other seasoned criminal defense attorney with the specifics of your situation to get the best answer to your question.

Best of luck!

Q. Can witnesses for the prosecutor sit with them and whisper things during another witness for the prosecutions testimony?

October 18, 2024

A: Unfortunately, you have not provided enough information. It’s not clear whether you’re talking about testimony presented at the jury trial stage or a preliminary hearing or some other motion or evidentiary hearing.

As a general rule, any competent criminal defense attorney, at a preliminary hearing stage, would invoke the “rule of sequestration.” That’s a rule which excludes all witnesses for the government from the courtroom at the beginning of the hearing so that they cannot listen to other witness testimony and be tempted to deceitfully conform their own testimony to be consistent to previous witness testimony.

Again, I simply don’t have enough information to competently answer your question. My advice would be to contact your attorney and post these questions to him or her.

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