Oklahoma Crimes: Laws and Penalties

Oklahoma Misdemeanor Crimes by Class and Sentences

A misdemeanor conviction can mean jail time, fines, fees, or other sanctions in Oklahoma. What other sentencing options are available?

Oklahoma Felony Crimes by Class and Sentences

Facing a felony charge in Oklahoma? The state's new sentencing law took effect in 2026. Find out how the 15 felony classes work, what penalties apply, and what happens if you have prior felony convictions.

Oklahoma Criminal Statute of Limitations

Learn how Oklahoma's criminal statutes of limitations work, how long prosecutors have to file criminal charges, and what happens if the time limit expires.

Driving on a Suspended License in Oklahoma

Your Oklahoma driver's license may be suspended or revoked for a range of reasons. If you drive while your license is suspended or revoked, you could be charged with a crime.

Possession of a Controlled Substance in Oklahoma

The basics of drug possession charges and penalties in Oklahoma. Learn how Oklahoma classifies controlled substances, when possession becomes a felony, and more.

Burglary, Illegal Entry, and Criminal Trespass in Oklahoma

Breaking into a home, vehicle, or building in Oklahoma can lead to serious felony charges. Find out how Oklahoma classifies burglary by degree, what criminal trespass means, and how penalties escalate based on the facts of your case.

Auto Theft Laws in Oklahoma

Like many states, a conviction for motor vehicle larceny or a related crime in Oklahoma can result in a serious prison sentence and substantial fines.

Oklahoma Laws on Petit and Grand Larceny

Learn how Oklahoma defines, classifies, and punishes petit and grand larceny offenses.

Open and Concealed Gun Carry Laws in Oklahoma

Oklahoma allows most people to carry firearms openly or concealed without a license. But a few places are off-limits to guns.

Weapons Charges in Oklahoma

Learn about Oklahoma’s laws on illegal possession and use of guns and other weapons.

Cyberbullying and Cyberstalking Laws in Oklahoma

Oklahoma treats cyberbullying seriously. A person who harasses, stalks, or threatens another online or in an electronic communication can face misdemeanor or even felony charges.

Oklahoma Assault and Battery Laws

In Oklahoma, assault and battery are two separate crimes that can be charged individually or together.

Oklahoma Criminal Domestic Violence Laws

A person who commits domestic abuse in Oklahoma can face criminal charges, jail or prison time, firearms restrictions, and protective orders.

Oklahoma Statutory Rape Laws

Oklahoma's age of consent is 16. Having sexual relations with a minor younger than 16 can lead to statutory rape charges and a felony conviction.

Prostitution, Pimping, and Pandering Laws in Oklahoma

Many of Oklahoma's prostitution offenses can bring felony charges.