
Receiving Stolen Property
Receiving Stolen Property
Oklahoma law distinguishes several different charges related to the taking or attempted taking of property. Depending on the details of the case, a person may be charged with robbery, burglary, shoplifting, or larceny. However, even if you do not actually steal or take property from someone else, you can be convicted of criminal charges if you knowingly receive or purchase stolen goods. This can apply to:
- Money or merchandise
- Farm or construction equipment
- Dogs or other animals
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Serving as Oklahoma’s NCDD State Delegate, John is also a Faculty Member of the National College for DUI Defense. John and the Hunsucker team surpass the required continuing education each year and train and/or instruct not only on a statewide level, but nationally also.

